SPIE
Kohesio
ETS PUB FONCIER DE NORMANDIE
The subject of this file is the creation of the Concerted Development Zone of Rives de la Clairette. The site of the future Concerted Development Zone of Rives de la Clairette is located in Déville-lès-Rouen, within the Rouen Normandy Metropolis (Department of Seine-Martime).  Located near the central city of Rouen, the town presents continuous urbanization along the length of the valley, between two wooded hillsides.  The Concerted Development Zone procedure was retained by the commune of Déville-lès-Rouen in deliberation of the Municipal Council dated June 18, 2015 (deliberation no. 1563) for the urban reconquest of land formerly occupied by the SPIE company and its surroundings. This urban planning operation is part of the broader framework of the City's urban project expressed in the revision of its Local Urban Plan (PLU) approved in June 2014. The Rives de la Clairette site represents a land opportunity close to key amenities, shops and public transport. The SPIE site is one of the sites identified for urban regeneration by the Rouen Normandy Metropolis and the Etablissement Public Foncier de Normandie as part of the land action program (PAF) which allows the management by the EPFN of land identified as having potential for the development of mostly subsidized housing. The initiative of the ZAC des Rives de la Clairette falls under the municipality of Déville-lès-Rouen.  This project was developed in partnership with the Métropole Rouen Normandie and the Etablissement Public Foncier de Normandie (EPFN). The urban composition of the project was entrusted to the urban planning consultancy EMULSION.  Project management for the public spaces of City project management has been entrusted to the group made up of the landscapers ESPACE LIBRE and the engineering design office BERIM. Pollution studies and the definition of the management plan for impacted lands are carried out by the EPFN.
Greener, carbon-free Europe / Environment protection and resource efficiency / Rehabilitation of industrial sites and contaminated land