Communauté urbaine Caen la Mer

History

Presidents of Caen la Mer

• 23 November 1990 - 9 April 2001 : Jean-Marie Girault, Mayor of Caen
• 10 April 2001 - 17 April 2008 : Luc Duncombe, Deputy Mayor of Caen
• 18 April 2008 - 25 April 2014 : Philippe Duron, Mayor of Caen
• 25 April 2014 - present : Joël Bruneau, Mayor of Caen

  Member communes

1. Authie
2. Bénouville
3. Biéville-Beuville
4. Blainville-sur-Orne
5. Bourguébus
6. Bretteville-sur-Odon
7. Caen
8. Cairon
9. Cambes-en-Plaine
10. Carpiquet
11. Le Castelet
12. Castine-en-Plaine
13. Colleville-Montgomery
14. Colombelles
15. Cormelles-le-Royal
16. Cuverville
17. Démouville
18. Épron
19. Éterville
20. Fleury-sur-Orne
21. Giberville
22. Grentheville
23. Hermanville-sur-Mer
24. Hérouville-Saint-Clair
25. Ifs
26. Le Fresne-Camilly
27. Lion-sur-Mer
28. Louvigny
29. Mathieu
30. Mondeville
31. Mouen
32. Ouistreham
33. Périers-sur-le-Dan
34. Rosel
35. Rots
36. Saint-André-sur-Orne
37. Saint-Aubin-d'Arquenay
38. Saint-Contest
39. Saint-Germain-la-Blanche-Herbe
40. Saint-Manvieu-Norrey
41. Sannerville
42. Soliers
43. Thaon
44. Thue et Mue
45. Tourville-sur-Odon
46. Troarn
47. Verson
48. Villons-les-Buissons

    Member communes before 2017

Skills

• Required skills
• Facilitative skills and
• Optional skills

Required Skills

Economic Development

• The creation, development, maintenance and management of areas of industrial, commercial, services, handicrafts, tourism, ports, and airport activities in the interests of the community
• Economic development activities recognized as of community interest with the SEM Normandy development and the agency Synergia.

  Development of Community spaces

• Planning Territorial Coherence and master plan
• Design and production of ZAC recognized developments in the community interest
• Organisation of Urban Transport. In this context, the community is associated with the General Council of Calvados in a joint union called Viacités, the transport organizing authority of the agglomeration, to whom it delegates its public transport network - the bus and tram network Twisto.

  Social balance of housing

• the Local Habitat Program, signed in 2003, for the annual construction of 1,400 housing units, including 400 for social security, until 2010
• Housing policy in the community interest
• Actions and financial aid for social housing recognized as being in the community interest
• Reserve land for the implementation of the EU's social policy for a balanced habitat
• Actions, by operations of community interest, for housing for the poor
• Improvement of the housing stock of the community

  City Policy

• Local measures in the community interest to prevent delinquency
• Counselling to prevent delinquency and local security measures.

  Optional Skills

Roads

• Creation or development and maintenance of roads recognized to be in the community interest
• Creation or development and management of parking areas recognized to be in the community interest.

  Sanitation

• Protection and enhancement of the environment:

  Facilitative Skills

• Security and control of fire:
• Secretariat of the security committee of the town
• Actions for higher education:
• Telecommunications network:

• Fight against floods
• Welcoming of vagrants
• Planning and Land Management.
• Culture and Sports: construction, development, maintenance and management of cultural and sports facilities recognized to be in the community interest
• Libraries: at Caen, Hérouville, and Ifs;
• Theatres: Champ Exquisite at Blainville and Jean-Vilar at Ifs;
• Cinemas: Le Lux and Le Café des images
• Conservatory and the musical season of the Caen Orchestra
• School of Fine Arts and Media of Caen
• Management of Union House
• Suburban parks and rural areas:
• Littoral
• Development and promotional activities in the community interest such as:

  Demography