2nd Regional Forum on the fight against illegal dumping

a forum to support communities

December 3, 2020, cleanliness and waste management players meet

The situation is only getting worse. Illegal dumping, a national scourge, is on the increase. Illegal occupancy of land has led to intensive illegal dumping. These acts of incivility destroy the landscape and the environment. Diagnostics and waste removal are costly for public authorities. The same goes for site rehabilitation and redevelopment. It’s against this backdrop of support for local authorities that the Ile-de-France Region organized the 2nd Forum de lutte contre les dépôts sauvages on December 3, 2020, in the form of a webinar.

A half-day replay

ECT INTERVENTION in the rehabilitation and renaturation of a site

object of an unauthorized dump in val-D'oise

To present the project, Laurent MOGNO, President of ECT, and Clara DIDIER, ECT Project Manager, were surrounded by all the stakeholders:

  • Gérard SEIMBILLE, Vice-President of the Val d’Oise Departmental Council, responsible for Finance and General Administration, Innovation and Evaluation of Departmental Public Policies
  • Michel GUIARD, Mayor of Boissy-l’Aillerie (95)
  • Thierry THOMASSIN, Mayor of Puiseux-Pontoise (95)
  • Jean-Pierre DUBRAY, farm manager and owner of private land
Guillemets Ouvrant
Guillemets Fermant

"Municipalities are at a real disadvantage when it comes to illegal land occupation. In this case, 300 people occupied the premises. Fly-tipping activities began very quickly, with no real possibility of intervention to stop the waste traffic. In this case, the occupation lasted 5 months, and the deterioration of the site is significant, leaving the commune in a situation that is very difficult to resolve. The Prefecture intervened to evacuate the occupants, but was unable to solve the waste problem.
The question remained: how to rehabilitate the site?"

Michel Guiard
Mayor of Boissy-L'Aillerie

The ECT model for reusing soil from urban construction sites to repair wasteland

ECT finances the project with excavated soil from nearby urban construction sites. The ECT project at Boissy/Puiseux aims to “heal” this badly damaged landscape. The proposed approach takes into account all the site’s constraints: landscape, ecological and hydraulic issues. On a site and regional scale. It is structured around 3 axes:

  1. off-site waste disposal
  2. redevelop and enhance the site
  3. ensure the viability of the project by financing it in full

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