Traduction de «Agent des lotissements urbains » (Français → Anglais) :

National Parks Regulations General Amendment Order [ Banff Townsite Zoning Regulations | Banff Townsite Zoning Regulations No. 1, 1974 | Banff National Park Zoning Regulations Variation Order ]

National Parks Town, Visitor Centre and Resort Subdivision Designation Regulations [ National Parks Townsite and Subdivision Designation Regulations ]

urban sanitation and land development

21. Calls on the Member States, while prudently balancing their budgets, to take particular account of the social impact of economic measures, to commit themselves to providing more and sufficient funding and to take effective, focused measures to ensure that disparities in development within geographical regions (both rural and urban) are not passed on in the form of social inequality and inequality of opportunity which already manifest themselves at an early age; believes that this should not be allowed to happen at later stages either, and that it is therefore necessary, on the basis of social and economic indicators, to identify the ...[+++] areas (small localities or parts of settlements) in which economic, social and other disadvantages are concentrated; stresses that greater attention should be devoted to helping these areas to catch up; notes with concern that children from disadvantaged families are unjustifiably over-represented in special needs schools; underlines, in this context, the importance of needs being recognised and of early childhood development, non-discrimination, equal access to high-quality education, and family stability;

Planning and establishment in urban and rural areas of natural water retention measures that increase infiltration, storage of water and remove pollutants through natural, or ‘natural-like’ processes and thereby contribute to the achievement of the WFD and the Floods Directive (FD) objectives and to drought management in water scarce regions.

AF. whereas successive fact-finding visits by the Committee on Petitions have shown that these objectives seem to be frequently misunderstood by some local and regional authorities (not just in the coastal regions) when proposing or agreeing to extensive urbanisation programmes; whereas most urbanisation plans contested by petitions involve the reclassification of rural land into land zoned for urbanisation – to the considerable economic benefit of the urbanisation agent and the developer; and whereas there are also many instances of protected land, or land which should be protected because of its sensitive biodiversity, being de-liste ...[+++]d and reclassified, or not being listed at all, precisely to allow for urbanisation of the area concerned,

21. Refers in this connection to the need to adopt an integrated approach to urban development and to the development of urban areas in order to achieve greater energy efficiency; in this context, investments improving the energy efficiency of large-panel prefabricated housing estates in the new Member States are especially important;