Map visualisation service (WMS) of the dataset: Municipalities exempted in 2020-2022 — Solidarity and Urban Renewal (SRU) — in Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur

Adopted on 13 December 2000, the Solidarity and Urban Renewal Act (SRU) aims to restore a social balance in each territory and to address the shortage of social housing. Article 55 obliges certain municipalities to have a minimum number of social housing, proportional to their residential stock. The Equality and Citizenship Act of 27 January 2017 revised the conditions for the exemption of the municipalities of the SRU scheme, to allow the refocusing of the application of SRU obligations on the territories in which the demand for social housing is proven, and in particular the agglomerated territories or, failing that, well connected to the living and employment areas. These new provisions thus allow by decree, adopted on a proposal from the intercommunality of membership and after consulting the prefect of the region and the national commission SRU, to exempt municipalities where the application of the SRU obligations would not be relevant.2000年12月13日通过的《团结与城市更新法案》（Solidarity and Urban Renewal Act，缩写SRU）旨在恢复各辖区的社会平衡，并解决社会住房短缺问题。第55条规定特定市镇需拥有与自身住宅存量成比例的最低数量社会住房。2017年1月27日出台的《平等与公民身份法案》修订了SRU计划中市镇的豁免条件，旨在将SRU义务的适用范围重新聚焦于已证实存在社会住房需求的辖区，尤其是集聚型辖区；若无法满足该条件，则需辖区与生活及就业区域保持良好连通性。据此，这些新条款允许通过法令形式豁免SRU义务适用不当的市镇：该法令需由所属跨市镇共同体提议，并经大区区长及全国SRU委员会咨询后通过。