Public Meetings on the Intercommunal Local Urban Plan for Pays Viganais

Three dates and three locations are offered to allow residents to learn about and give their opinion on the future of the area.

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Generic image of a public meeting room in the South of France, with chairs arranged in a semi-circle and local architecture.

The Communauté de communes - Pays Viganais is organizing three public meetings open to all to present and discuss the Intercommunal Local Urban Plan (PLUi), which will define the future orientations of the territory.

The Intercommunal Local Urban Plan (PLUi) is a strategic document that defines the major development orientations for the Pays viganais in the coming years. It covers essential aspects such as housing, transport, the economy, the preservation of natural and agricultural spaces, and the living environment.
Residents are invited to actively participate in this process. The aim is to enable them to discover the PLUi development process, ask all their questions, and share their ideas for shaping the future of the territory.
Three dates and three locations are offered for these meetings, so that everyone can choose the session that suits them best. The meetings will be held in the following rooms: Salle de la Bergerie, Salle Roger Delenne, and Salle du Cantou.
The participation of residents is considered crucial by the organizers. They expect a strong turnout to discuss the Pays viganais of tomorrow.
Based on information from the official source: Communauté de communes - Pays Viganais (27/10/2026)