Public services Côte-D'Or

Venarey-les-Laumes town hall also houses the offices of the Communauté de Communes du Pays d'Alésia et de la Seine (COPAS), which groups together 23 communes. You can make an appointment or visit us directly to obtain useful and precise information, thanks in particular to the Maison de Services Au Public (MSAP).

The Société Publique Locale Aménagement de l'Agglomération Dijonnaise (SPLAAD) is a public company whose capital is exclusively held by local authorities. Created in 2009 by the Communauté d'Agglomération du Grand Dijon, the SPLAAD is dedicated to the development of housing areas and business parks in the Dijon area, exclusively on behalf of and within the territory of the local authorities that make up its shareholding. Its team is composed of 14 people, including 7 project managers.

Their first mission concerns rehabilitation or construction, such as the recent rehabilitation of Halle 38, transformed into cultural spaces for Dijon Métropole, or the Monge parking lot which is located opposite the Cité internationale de la Gastronomie et du Vin.

It mainly concerns the development of housing areas, such as the Zac Coeur de Ville in Quetigny, the Zac Centre-ville and the Saint-Exupéry and Kennedy shopping centers in Chenôve, and the Zac des Fontaines in Sennecey-lès-Dijon. But also in Dijon, the Arsenal district, the Quai des Carrières Blanche district and the Zac Jardin des Maraîchers. The SPLAAD also plays a real role in advising, providing services and engineering projects for its local authorities, particularly in drawing up specifications in line with the PLUIHD (local inter-communal urban planning plan for housing and transport), and respecting the criteria of social diversity - both within the districts and within the buildings - by means of balanced programs combining open-access housing, home ownership and low-rent housing. All the operations launched by SPLAAD involve an urban architect who pre-designs the housing area for use by the developers, with the aim of ensuring the architectural coherence of the entire neighborhood, including the existing buildings.

SPLAAD is building the new school barns with the Metropolitan Campus and the construction of two engineering schools

The SPLAAD is also the developer of Dijon Metropole's economic development zones, including the Valmy III tertiary cluster, the Dijon Bourgogne eco-park and the Beauregard park.

For information on an activity, a service or for any administrative procedure, go to the town hall of Saint Apollinaire rue Moirey. With a dynamic economic and cultural life, the village spirit of this town of 7 500 inhabitants offers a pleasant living environment. Discover its heritage with its many fountains and the events that punctuate the cultural life all year round, such as the improvisational theatre matches or the Epleumian strides in September.

The Community of Municipalities of the Valleys of La Tille and the Ignon (Covati) acts for the development of a territory composed of 23 municipalities and for the quality of life of its 13,500 inhabitants: Avelanges, Chaignay, Courtivron, Crécey-sur-Tille, Diénay, Echevannes, Épagny, Gemeaux, Is-sur-Tille, Lux, Marcilly-sur-Tille, Marey-sur-Tille, Marsannay-le-Bois, Moloy, Pichanges, Poiseul Saulx, Saulx-le-Duc, Spoy, Tarsul, Til-Châtel, Vernot, Villecomte, Villey-sur-Tille. It is a public institution of intercommunal co-operation (EPCI) that exercises a wide variety of competences on the basis of statutes that define its functioning. It is committed, inter alia, to the development of the territory and the implementation of quality services. Its intercommunal tourism office, located in the place of the Republic in Is-sur-Tille, provides information on all the member communes.

Marsannay-la-Côte is located at the gateway to the Côte de Nuits, in the Dijon metropolitan area. If Marsannay-la-Côte shines by its prestigious wine appellation, with 186 ha of AOC vineyards, the city offers a great quality of life. In an environment that is both urban and close to nature, it is also the associative life that contributes to its attractiveness. With 68 associations, Marsannay-la-Côte has many projects under the leadership of its mayor Jean-Michel Verpillot.

Just a 15-minute drive from the center of Dijon, Sennecey-lès-Dijon combines the advantages of the city with the charm of the countryside. Just a stone's throw from the fields, the commune boasts the essential services and facilities (health, schools, sports, etc.) to guarantee its residents a comfortable lifestyle. A medical center, a shopping center and new housing units are all contributing to the growth of the population. Between 2023 and 2024, around 150 homes will be built in the commune, and between 2025 and 2030, more than 120 homes will complete the project.

sennecey: "Towns and Villages where life is good". In 2023, Sennecey-lès-Dijon was ranked ^14th (out of 11,135 towns with 2,000 inhabitants), and first in Burgundy!

A new 440-home district, a new eco-responsible living space between town and country, with 3,000 inhabitants expected by 2030. The ZAC des Fontaines program, developed by Splaad, includes 40% multi-family housing, enabling young couples to enjoy a true residential experience in Sennecey. 57 of the expected housing units will be low-rent and 40 affordable housing units. By 2023, 70 new homes will have been delivered, after a number of multi-family units, including a Sérénitis seniors' residence, and around 20 single-family homes had already been built by Orvitis, Moyse and Esyom, and Nexity and Atik Résidences, which delivered 52 multi-family units in 2021, while almost 20 completed the project in 2022. In 2024, developer 2A Design will start construction of around 30 container homes, 90 to 110 m² in size on 250 to 400 m² lots, to offer an alternative to first-time buyers held back by inflation in the cost of materials.

Local shops at the foot of the building will complete the offer.

A sports field to create social links. Of the 14-hectare ZAC des Fontaines program, 5 hectares will remain planted. At the heart of the district, the Parc des Eaux, the Buttes playground, the conservatory orchard and the slide area provide meeting places, promenades and a reservoir of biodiversity.

A micro-creche will open in the neighborhood in 2024.

A bus line will link the district in 2025.

A student residence could also be built in Sennecey-lès-Dijon, as the commune is considering the project.

Carré de l'Habitat and Sopirim will also be building new residencesin other neighborhoods undergoing renewal, and the one to be built by Sopirim will be intergenerational. Carré de l'Habitat will build 17 homes.

Heritage renovation. Renovation of Saint-Maurice church, the third oldest church in Côte-d'Or, is scheduled for completion in 2023 (it will celebrate its thousandth anniversary in 2049), while that of the historic town hall building will be completed in 2024, along with the construction of a parking lot opposite.

Local shops. The commune boasts a supermarket, a small shopping mall with around ten shops and a number of retailers in the industrial zone.

The health center is very well equipped , with general practitioners, masseurs, physiotherapists, nurses and care assistants, speech therapists and phoniatrists, dentists and dental surgeons, and a pharmacy.

In Burgundy-Franche-Comté, EDF generates 100% renewable electricity by harnessing the region's natural resources: hydro, wind, solar and biomass.

The Group operates 37 production sites comprising 24 hydroelectric power plants, including the Vouglans dam in the Jura, three wind farms at Lomont, Champ Gouleau and Sacy-Télégraphe, producing a total of 57.4 MW, and ten photovoltaic solar farms, including the one in Dijon, inaugurated on November 25, 2021: the Centre d'Enfouissement Technique (CET) in the Valmy district on the outskirts of Dijon was used to install a 16 MWp solar power plant.

EDF'smomentum in renewable energies is very strong, with 10 solar power plants under construction across the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region. One of these is Lux, some thirty kilometers north of the Dijon metropolitan area, which will be inaugurated in September 2022 and boasts an 8.5 MWp solar power plant, equivalent to the energy consumption of 2,000 households. The Lux plant features 22,700 two-sided solar panels spread over 8.2 hectares.

in addition to these renewable energy production facilities,Dalkia (a subsidiary of the EDF Group)operates 14 heating networks . Mainly fuelled by biomass, Dalkia is continuing to develop these systems, as at Dijon Métropole's Péjoces heating plant. At the same time, EDF inaugurated France's most powerful renewable hydrogen production and distribution station(1 MW) in Auxerre, built by its subsidiary Hynamics. It is currently the largest renewable hydrogen production and distribution site in France. It is already used to power the region's buses, and will eventually be used to power the region's first hydrogen-powered trains. This station reinforces the leadership of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region, a pioneer in hydrogen in France, and EDF is currently building a new station in Belfort.

EDF is also a committed player in regional energy transition:

With its subsidiary Dalkia Electrotechnics (formerly Citelum), the EDF Group is supporting the Dijon metropolis in the realization of France's ^1st Smart city. In 2017, Dijon métropole's innovative smart city project was won by the Bouygues Énergies & Services and Citelum (an EDF subsidiary) consortium, along with Suez and Cap Gemini. This is an emblematic example of how EDF works with local authorities to invent their energy future. With this project, the EDF Group is taking a decisive technological step forward in the realization of the SMART CITY that is bringing the Dijon metropolis into the digital and data era. A centralized control station remotely controls traffic lights, street lighting, video protection and manages events occurring in public spaces. Since late 2021, a citizen application has also been available.

Another innovative project for Dijon Metropole is the European Response H2020 project (Integrated Solutions for Positive Energy and Resilient Cities"), for which the EDF Group, a key partner of Dijon Metropole, is developing low-carbon solutions for the city of tomorrow. Along with TURKU in Sweden, Dijon joins the select club of European cities chosen to experiment with the "positive energy district" concept: the European Commission is aiming for around 100 projects by 2025. The Response project is being rolled out in the Fontaine d'Ouche district over a 5-year period. In terms of energy, it involves the largest collective self-consumption operation in France. The project also includes solutions for managing and monitoring carbon emissions and intelligent electric mobility.

Crossed by a "mythical" river, Châtillon-sur-Seine is a town located in a territory with a rich heritage and history. With a forest of 8,000 ha, we can say that Châtillon-sur-Seine is a town in a park, and this is all the more topical with the birth of the new national park in which it is integrated. Take a tour of the town centre of Châtillon-sur-Seine and discover the 280 shops and craftsmen who reflect the know-how of the producers of excellent Burgundy wines, in particular the crémants made using the Champagne method, and the famous truffle growers. You can also discover the history in the very beautiful museum of the Châtillonnais country which traces it since Antiquity. Then discover the Tomb of the Saint-Vorles church and the the Dukes of Burgundy castle's ruins. In terms of culture, Châtillon-sur-Seine has many assets with a rich programme at the Gaston Bernard theatre, a music school, a library and an extremely active and attractive tourist centre.