Be supported in carrying out an inventory of economic activity zones (ZAE)

In a context of land scarcity, economic activity zones (ZAE) represent a significant portion of artificialized land whose uses need to be rethought due to their loss of attractiveness. Considered as an activity zone are: "industrial, commercial, tertiary, craft, tourist, port or airport activity zones". To improve knowledge about ZAEs and reflect on their requalification potential, the law requires local authorities to carry out an inventory of their economic activity zones.

The inventory must be established by the EPCI, which is the competent authority for the creation, development and management of activity zones. The inventory must contain three stages:

• A cadastral statement of the land units of the economic activity zone (which identifies the surface area of each land unit and the owner);
• Identification of the occupants of the economic activity zone;
• Identification of the vacancy rate of the activity zone.

Vacancy is defined according to three criteria:

• An absence of assignment of the land unit to "an activity subject to the business property tax (CFE);
• A vacancy period greater than or equal to 2 years;
• Unoccupied during the same…