David Lisnard
Housing and planning
13 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
Party text : 13
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After repealing SRU Article 55, consider a temporary capped target for newly built housing negotiated with central and local government; this replacement is expressed as a possibility.
Nouvelle Énergie programme presented for David Lisnard
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Replace the ban on renting inefficient homes with a bonus–penalty mechanism and remove primary-energy indicators from energy ratings where they penalise electric heating.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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Make heritage-architect opinions advisory outside main façades, visible roofs and protected elements; set a two-month deadline followed by tacit approval and prevent refusal of insulation adapted to old buildings. The examples table gives energy-rating compliance priority over aesthetic opinions.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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Devolve net-zero-land-take targets to intermunicipal authorities, prioritise 55,000 hectares of already-developed commercial land with a claimed potential of one million homes and avoid simultaneous land-take constraints and social-housing penalties.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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Negotiate social-housing quotas through state–intermunicipal contracts based on need, count intermediate housing and student residences and end prefectural takeover of pre-emption rights; this differs from the doctrine's repeal of Article 55.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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Clarify coastal law so densification of existing urban areas is not treated as urban expansion and create a binding ruling issued within three months before permit applications.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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Automatically exempt vacant homes from the vacancy tax during works covered by a permit or prior declaration filed with the municipality.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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Raise the mandatory-architect threshold to 250 m² for individual homes and allow certified project-manager declarations for extensions below 40 m² regardless of total building size.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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Limit boundary surveying to sections within ten metres of a construction project unless a neighbour disputes the boundary.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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Declare minor alterations that do not affect planning rules within three months and deem them compliant unless a reasoned objection arrives within thirty days.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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Cap planning litigation at two years from filing to final decision.
Nouvelle Énergie booklet on bureaucracy
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In the reported August 29, 2026 speech, release industrial land and replace a top-down net-zero-land-take approach with density incentives to limit land consumption; no precise tax mechanism is given.
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Abolish SRU quotas; possibly transitional local targets.
Nouvelle Énergie doctrine, undated
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Source Civique, « David Lisnard — Housing and planning », https://sourcecivique.fr/en/candidates/david-lisnard/logement/, accessed [date] (version of 1 November 2026).
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