Tarn. Two industrial sites obtain the "turnkey" label in Albi and Saint-Sulpice-la-Pointe

Les Portes du Tarn in Saint-Sulpice-la-Pointe and the former Dyrup in Albi have just obtained the "turnkey industrial sites" label. These areas will be able to develop more easily.

On September 23, 2021, the government announced the selection of 49 new “turnkey industrial sites”. These are added to an initial list of 78 sites already identified and unveiled in 2020. Three sites have been selected in Occitania, including two in the Tarn.

A "turnkey industrial site" is an immediately available site, which can accommodate industrial or logistical activities, and for which the procedures relating to town planning, preventive archeology and the environment have been anticipated in order to to allow the examination of the authorizations necessary for the establishment of a new industrial activity within controlled deadlines.

A precious label

A precious label therefore with few elected officials, since the government received 170 files for only 49 sites selected.

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And the Tarn has two. First there is the former site of Dyrup, in Albi. The Albigensian company specializing in the production of wood treatment and production products had closed in 2020. The site was Seveso classified and has since been cleaned.

The Tarn Gates

There are also the Tarn Gates, in Saint-Sulpice-la-Pointe and Buzet-sur-Tarn. The site, with an area of ​​nearly 200 ha, has several dozen marketable plots. Several projects are planned there.

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Nine Occitan sites were on the government's previous list. But none in the Tarn.

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