The French will be able to continue their work projects during the reconfinement, the Minister in charge of housing Emmanuelle Wargon, who said more generally that the activity of the building would be maintained.
“The objective is to tell the French that they can continue their work projects, whether they are energy renovation projects or others, and that craftsmen know how to organize this work, even if people are at home”, explained Ms. Wargon during a press briefing.
In general, “The building activity is intended to continue while respecting barrier gestures”, added the minister.
Regarding building permits, “The deadlines do not change. Administrations […] will continue to educate them and afterwards, each administration sets up a business continuity which makes it possible to modulate telework and physical work when necessary ”, she continued.
Possible moves
The supply chain will also be preserved, so that “Both large and small companies will be able to continue to source construction materials”, assured Mrs. Wargon.
It will also remain possible to move, the supporting documents can in particular be a deed of sale or a new lease, as well as signing a sale. “The notaries set up dematerialized procedures, as was done during the spring confinement, and failing that, it will be possible to sign on the spot”, promises the Ministry of Housing.
On the other hand, general meetings of co-ownership will no longer be able to be held physically, but may be held remotely. The government had noted last May the possibility of organizing dematerialized GA until January 31, 2021. This possibility should however be extended beyond January 2021.
Finally, the waste reception centers can remain open.
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