To reside
Housing and urban planning
At your service
The habitat house
A place to inform you, support you and facilitate your procedures in the areas of construction, renovation and adaptation work, energy savings and access to housing.
Practical information
Planning authorizations
Want to know if your land is buildable? Are you considering work on your home? Do you want to build a swimming pool or a garden shed? Attention ! You must apply for planning permission from your town hall.
Depending on the work planned, there are several types of planning permission: planning certificate, prior declaration, building permit, etc.
Once submitted to the town hall, your request is processed by the service instructor of the Agglomeration Community and then validated by the mayor of your municipality.
Good to know: Since January 1, 2022, applications for planning permission can be submitted online!
The construction of a new construction is in principle subject to a building permit. However, small constructions are subject to a simple prior declaration. Very small or temporary constructions are exempt from any formality.
Work carried out on an existing construction is subject to authorization (refer to CERFA notice 51434*11). The most important works must be subject to a building permit. Other works are subject to simple prior declaration.
The arrangements are in principle exempt from formality. However, the most important works must be the subject of a development permit. Other developments are subject to a simple prior declaration.
Certain constructions or installations are exempt from permit or prior declaration due to their nature, their low importance, their temporary nature, etc. A one-stop shop: the town hall of the municipality in which you want to carry out your project is able to find out about all the town planning rules applicable on its territory. For all files submitted to the town hall, it is held:
– to acknowledge receipt or discharge the filing of the application
– assign a registration number
– to display the notice of deposit
Visit https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/R52221 to directly access the various planning authorizations.
The digital filing of town planning authorizations is available on the website www.geopermis.fr. Only PDF and JPEG formats will be accepted for submitting the file online. You will find here the GeoPermis user guide.
You can also refer to the explanatory note on applications for building permits, development permits, demolition permits and prior declarations.
The processing time for a prior declaration is set at 1 month. The construction permit examination period is set at two months for individual constructions and three months for other constructions. When a consultation is mandatory and imposes an additional period, this is known after one month. He cannot change afterwards. If the file is incomplete, the administration has the obligation to claim all the missing documents before the end of the month following the filing of the file.
Instructor Service Contacts
House of housing and urban planning
99 rue du Marechal Foch
57200 SARREGUEMINES
03 87 28 97 42
Telephone hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday from 14 p.m. to 17 p.m.
Contact: urbanisme@agglo-sarreguemines.fr
Home energy renovation
The CLE service
If you are looking to carry out work in your home to reduce your energy consumption and improve your daily comfort, the Confort Logement Economie (CLE) service is there to support you. This neutral and free service will allow you to carry out an energy assessment of your home. You will be able to be followed up to the works phase and be advised to benefit from the financial aid to which you are entitled.
Contact
House of housing and urban planning
99 rue du Marechal Foch
57200 SARREGUEMINES
03 87 28 30 36
Telephone hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday from 14 p.m. to 17 p.m.
Contact: service.cle@agglo-sarreguemines.fr
- CLE form
Financial support
Housing assistance
- PIG PPRT - Residents
If you live near the INEOS Sarralbe site, you may be affected by the General Interest Program of the Technological Risk Prevention Plan. In this case, you may be eligible for financial aid to secure your home against technological risk.
- PPRT Inéos - Business premises
Support system for owners of business premises
The PPRT prescribes vulnerability reduction measures for all assets included in the scope of technological hazards.
For properties in which an economic activity is carried out and which are not residential dwellings, the Environmental Code provides that owners or managers "implement their obligations in terms of personal safety, within the framework of the regulations applicable to them." Different protective measures can be implemented: sheltering, confinement, associated if necessary with work to reinforce the building.
Unlike owners of residential accommodation, the regulations do not provide for a financing mechanism for the implementation of these measures.
The exceptional aid system for business premises affected by the PPRT was therefore set up by the Sarreguemines Confluences Urban Community in partnership with the municipality of Sarralbe and the company INEOS Polymers Sarralbe SAS in order to provide financial support to owners of business premises implementing vulnerability reduction work recommended by a technical diagnosis linked to technological risks.
- Public Housing Renovation Service (SPRH)
The Public Service for Housing Renovation (SPRH) is a joint action between the National Housing Agency (ANAH) and the Agglo whose objective is to rehabilitate the built heritage and improve the comfort of housing. The SPRH allows grants to be awarded for the carrying out of housing improvement work to landlords and owner-occupiers in the Agglo, under certain conditions. In partnership with the City of Sarreguemines, the Agglomeration Community also supports a Programmed Operation for Housing Improvement "Urban Renewal" (OPAH-RU) on housing located in the city center.
at your service
Housing hotlines
Do you want to apply for social housing? Do you need help applying for ANAH funding? You want to renovate your house but you do not know how to define your priorities? Do you need legal assistance in the context of a dispute with your landlord…?
The Agglomeration Community regularly hosts sessions at the Maison de l'Habitat that can help you answer these questions.
Make an appointment!
The 4th Wednesday of the month from 10:15 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 13:30 p.m. to 16:15 p.m. and on the 2th Thursday of the month from 14 p.m. to 16:15 p.m.
Contact for appointment: 03.87.50.02.60
Contact for appointment: 03.87.50.02.60
The 1er Wednesday of the month from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Contact for appointment: 03.87.87.96.31
Contact for appointment: 03.87.87.96.31
Appointment required
by phone at 03 87 28 97 42
or by email to urbanisme@agglo-sarreguemines.fr
Adapt to all situations
Social housing (SCH)
The public housing office, initially created in the 2012s, became a community office in 1. Since July 2021, XNUMX, the office has been organized as a mixed economy company called Sarreguemines Confluences Habitat with share capital shared between the Community of Sarreguemines Confluences agglomeration, the City of Sarreguemines and the CDC Habitat group.
Sarreguemines Confluences Habitat continues the energy renovation programs of its rental housing stock in the municipalities of the Agglomeration, develops the supply of social housing in the territory and diversifies its activity on new forms of housing and mixed operations, adapted current demands.
Setting goals
The Local Housing Program (PLH)
The Local Housing Program (PLH) of the Agglomeration Community was adopted in its second version on September 9, 2020. The PLH is a framework document which sets out the national obligations while setting the community orientations in terms of housing. for a period of 6 years. Composed of a diagnosis of strategic orientations and an action program, the PLH of the Sarreguemines Confluences Agglomeration Community sets objectives in terms of construction, accessibility, diversification of housing, adaptation to needs populations, observation of trends, etc.
A decision support tool
The local housing observatory
On the basis of socio-economic data, the local housing observatory offers an analysis of the typology of housing and their occupation, takes stock of the supply and needs for housing and land, and details the actions implemented for housing by the Agglo. As part of the policies followed by the Agglomeration Community, a focus is made on the diagnosis of the social rental stock. It is both a database and information available to the community, a decision-making tool for elected officials and housing stakeholders, and a evaluation of the systems put in place.
Download the full report from the Local Housing Observatory!
Cartography
Geographic information system
- What is a GIS?
A geographic information system aggregates data and allows them to be mapped while associating descriptive information with it.
- Its operation
Defined as the “geographic information sciences”, GIS is a system designed to collect, store, process and analyze geo-referenced geographical data, that is to say that each entity is referenced according to its geographical coordinates. It is a system which makes it possible to elaborate maps and to produce a Database organized in the form of “layers”, which allows it to superimpose information. Each geographical entity is made up of attributes, characteristics and information.
- Presentation of the Community GIS
Created in 2007, the GIS service offers its member municipalities and services access to a web cartographic portal. This tool allows them to view maps and consult data on many areas such as land organization, network management, town planning, the environment, risks, etc.
The development of the community GIS aims to meet the operational and daily needs of the services, to be a support for land and housing observatories and thus to provide assistance in decision-making while facilitating the sharing of knowledge of the territory.
- IGN base maps – SCAN
- Orthophotoplane
- Register
- Land use
- Protected areas, wetlands…
- Graveyard/Hunting
- Highways
- Town planning (PLU, SCOT…)
- Artificialization
- Water and sanitation
- Electricity and gas
- Telecommunication