Canéjan, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine 作者： 来源： 发布时间：2021-06-10
I.Population and Area
Total Area: 12 km2
Population in 2017: 5 539
Population Density: 462 /km2
Histogram of demographic change
II.Natural Geography (environment and resources)
Canéjan is a town in southwestern France, located in the Gironde department in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region.
Municipality of the urban area of Bordeaux located in its urban unit 11.4 km south-west of Bordeaux.
The territory of the municipality of Canéjan is now crossed by the A63 motorway and the national road 10. Canéjan is irrigated by Eau Bourde and surrounded by the towns of Cestas (south-west), Gradignan (north-east) , Léognan (south-east) and Pessac (north).
The main roads of the town retain their original names of paths: Chemin de Barbicadge, Chemin du Courneau, Chemin du 20-Aug-1949, Chemin des Peyrères, Chemin Salvador Allende, Chemin de la House and Chemin de Camparian.
JOIN THE TRAM: Two circuits of the Transgironde network connect the town to the Metro and Bus network (TBM network). These are lines 505 and 602.
1)Line 505 connects the La House sector to the "Talence Peixotto" tram stop.
2)Line 602 connects the Bourg sector to the "Pessac Unitec" tram stop.
Sources : https://www.canejan.fr/vie-pratique/transports/245-bus-train-et-tram.html
III.Economy
Employment rate (%): 74.6 (2017)
Poverty rate by age group of the tax advisor(%): 6 (2017)
Average employment income (€):2 626 net per month (31 514 net per year)（2014）
Evolution of average monthly net wages
Sources : http://www.journaldunet.com/business/salaire/canejan/ville-33090
https://insee.fr/fr/statistiques/2011101?geo=COM-33090#chiffre-cle-5
IV.Industrial Characterisitics
Sectors of activity most represented in Canéjan
The table below lists the five sectors of activity with the most companies in Canéjan during the period from 24/09/2019 to 24/09/2020 as well as the share of each sector on the total number of 'enterprises of the municipality.
The companies that generate the most turnover in Branne
The list displayed below presents the companies established in Canéjan and which declare the highest 2019 turnover of the municipality.
1)Suez RV Sud Ouest
2)Ineo Aquitaine
3)Cheops Technology France
Suez RV Sud Ouest:
SUEZ RV SUD OUEST, a simplified joint stock company, has been active for 50 years.
Based in CANEJAN (33610), it is specialized in the activity sector of the collection of non-hazardous waste. Its workforce is between 500 and 999 employees.
In 2019, it achieved a turnover of 172,138,300.00 €.
The balance sheet total decreased by 2.37% between 2018 and 2019.
Societe.com lists 93 establishments and 3 notable events over the past year.
Jean-Christophe DIDIO, is president of the company SUEZ RV SUD OUEST.
Ineo Aquitaine:
INEO AQUITAINE, a general partnership, has been active for 22 years.
Based in CANEJAN (33610), it specializes in the activity sector of electrical installation work in all premises. Its workforce is between 500 and 999 employees.
In 2019 it achieved a turnover of € 139,759,700.00.
The balance sheet total decreased by 4.57% between 2018 and 2019.
Societe.com lists 119 establishments and the last notable event of this company dates from 08-03-2019.
Jean LAFARGE, is a non-partner manager of the company INEO AQUITAINE.
Cheops Technology France:
CHEOPS TECHNOLOGY FRANCE, a public limited company with a board of directors, has been active for 22 years.
Based in CANEJAN (33610), she specializes in the data processing, hosting and related activities sector. Its workforce is between 250 and 499 employees.
In 2019 it achieved a turnover of € 113,969,400.00.
The balance sheet total increased by 4.54% between 2018 and 2019.
Societe.com lists 38 establishments and 2 notable events over the past year.
Nicolas FLEURIOT, is chairman of the board of directors of CHEOPS TECHNOLOGY FRANCE.
Presentation:
CHEOPS TECHNOLOGY is specialized in secure IT infrastructures and one of the leaders in Cloud computing in France. The company is organized in 4 Divisions, Cloud & Managed Services, Infrastructure, Network-Security & Unified Communications, and Technological Modernization.
CHEOPS TECHNOLOGY has obtained the highest levels of certification from the major players in the IT market.
With 500 employees and 13 offices in France, CHEOPS TECHNOLOGY guarantees high performance of your information system and a truly close working relationship with you.
Two Châteaux of the AOC Pessac-Léognan appellation are located on the territory of Canéjan.
Sources:http://entreprises.lefigaro.fr/canejan/ville-33090
https://www.cheops.fr/en/company
V.Attractions
1.Saint-Jean-Baptiste church
The Saint-Jean-Baptiste church was built in the fourteenth century. In 1986, during a restoration, a fresco dating from the Middle Ages was brought to light behind the high altar. It is currently slightly masked by a thin white film and the high altar which has taken its place. The fresco represents Christ in Majesty with two figures in prayer position. Outside the church, you can see two empty sarcophagi dating from the Middle Ages. A veyrine was pierced in a wall of the church and was condemned. The parish of Canéjan is now attached to that of Cestas.
2.The old town hall and the school
The old town hall and the school to which it was built, dating from 1872-1873 and considered too small, became the Espace Mosaic located in the center of the village. A town hall was built not far from there in 1988. The Hôtel-de-Ville park is located on the town's former football field. The excavation in which this park is built recalls the edges of the land, the banks of which, going up towards the level of the road, were used as terraces.
3.The Green Lake
The Green Lake leisure center was inaugurated on November 5, 1996 on the site of a disused gravel quarry located at a place called Le Camp. The 12-hectare lake is a sporting fishing spot as well as a site popular with walkers and joggers.
VI.History
Gallo-Roman remains discovered on the territory of the town attest to a human presence around the end of the 1st century or the beginning of the 2nd century.
Under the forecourt of the current church, Merovingian sarcophagi are preserved. The parish cemetery surrounded the church until it was moved in the 1890s.
In the Middle Ages, the site of Camparian, between the towns of Cestas and Canéjan, contained a priory and a hospital. The last prior died in Camparian shortly before the Revolution. The priory of Camparian is sold as National Property and becomes an agricultural property until the 1960s. Today, the site is municipal. An archaeological excavation campaign was conducted by the DRAC-Aquitaine. The chapel and its sacristy have been discovered. A building, called a monastery, has also been excavated, but remains from medieval times are rare.
Until 1789, the parish of Canéjan belonged to the county of Ornon, under the jurisdiction of the jurade of Bordeaux. The jurats of Bordeaux had a reserved bench in the church of Canéjan. In 1791, these badges disappeared from the benches by decision of the municipal council of Bordeaux, the jurade having disappeared.
The commune of Canéjan was created in February 1790. It belongs to the canton of extra-muros Bordeaux then to the canton of Pessac.
On August 20, 1949, 29 men from Canéjan died in Puch (commune of Cestas) while fighting against the fire which claimed 82 victims and devastated 28,000 hectares. In September 1949, General de Gaulle came to Canéjan to meditate on the graves of the 29 missing in the town. At that time, Canéjan was a village with less than 500 inhabitants, and Sud Ouest Dimanche on September 4 called "IN CANÉJAN-LA-DESOLÉE the village of widows and orphans
VII.Other information
Ideally located on the edge of the major traffic axes, in a preserved environment, Canéjan, a municipality outside Bordeaux Métropole, still has land in the process of being serviced and is part of an economic dynamic which makes it an attractive space conducive to the development of companies.
SITUATION:
The various sites of Canéjan companies are just a few minutes away:
1)From Bordeaux-Mérignac international airport (less than 10 minutes);
2)From Saint-Jean station (15 minutes);
3)From the ring road allowing rapid access to the heart of the economic centers of the urban community of Bordeaux;
4)Existing neighboring infrastructure with cafeterias, restaurants, hotels and shops.
ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION
Canéjan has 2 distinct commercial zones and 5 economic activity zones:
Commercial areas:
1)The La House shopping center, located chemin de la House
2)The Agora du Bourg shopping center, located chemin de Barbicadge
The 5 economic activity zones:
1)Actipolis I and II
2)The Poujeau-Pendu
3)The Pessac-Canéjan industrial zone
4)The brickyard
5)The Courneau Business Park (I and II)
Cestas Canéjan Business Club (CE2C)
"Get together, exchange, collaborate"
Canéjanais companies wishing to federate can now contact the club of companies of the communes of Canéjan and Cestas:
Cestas Canéjan Business Club (CE2C): Founded in July 2015 on the initiative of a few entrepreneurs, the main objective of the CE2C is to promote exchanges between businesses in Cestas, Canéjan and surrounding municipalities to participate in the development and promotion of the local economic fabric.
Managers of private or public companies, whatever your size and legal status, project leaders or associations, you are all welcome to join the club!
Among other things, members will have the opportunity, during regular friendly meetings:
1)to learn and discuss their issues and their successes,
2)to develop their network and visibility
Contact :
CE2C (Cestas Canéjan Business Club)
Z.I de Marticot, 7 chemin de Marticot - 33610 CESTAS
Mob: 06.47.07.67.74
Mail: infos@club-entreprises-cestas-canejan.fr
Web: www.club-entreprises-cestas-canejan.fr
Canéjan in Transition
The law of August 17, 2015 relating to the energy transition for green growth is a law of "action and mobilization" which engages the entire country: citizens, companies, territories, public authorities. It will allow France to strengthen its energy independence, reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and give everyone concrete tools to accelerate green growth. The objective is to increase the installed capacity of renewable energies by 50% by 2023.
In accordance with its previous commitments to commit its territory to sustainable development, Canéjan has decided to include its public policies in an objective of "Energy transition".
TOWARDS THE ENERGY TRANSITION ...
The "energy transition" is a concept often used to designate the gradual abandonment of certain energies (fossil, sometimes nuclear) together with the development of other energies (renewable), accompanied in particular by energy efficiency actions. Born in the 1980s in Germany, the concept of energy transition is part of a context of greater consideration of environmental and climatic issues.
In addition to this environmental aspect, the energy transition integrates an economic and social dimension and tends overall towards a more “sustainable” energy system in the sense of “sustainable development” defined in the Brundtland report of 1987 of the World Commission on Environment and Development. of ONU.
The concept of energy transition translates differently depending on the country where it is undertaken (with a proper balance between environmental, economic and social dimensions). In France, the energy transition law for green growth adopted in the summer of 2015 is written into the desire to promote an “environment-friendly mode of economic development, both low-energy and efficient in terms of energy and consumption. resources and carbon, socially inclusive, supporting the potential for innovation and guaranteeing the competitiveness of companies ”.
In terms of the energy mix, this law sets, among other things, as quantified objectives:
1)a reduction in primary consumption of fossil fuels by 30% by 2030 compared to 2012;
2)a rise in renewable energies (RE) so that the share of the latter in final energy consumption reaches 23% in 2020 and 32% in 2030.
What is the energy transition?
The energy transition is an ecological objective which consists of a change from the current energy system towards a new energy system based on renewable resources. This mainly consists of reducing the consumption of fossil fuels in a large part of human activities: transport, lighting, etc.
Stakes
The energy transition also implies a change in energy policy while contributing to better energy efficiency, here are the main challenges:
1)Protect the climate and health
2)Promote energy independence and limit geopolitical tensions related to energy
3)Decrease overall consumption
4)Decentralize energy production
5)Gradually develop ecological solutions (wind power, solar energy, biomass, etc.)
Some examples of municipal actions
1)Renewal of the public lighting park;
2)Public lighting goes out from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m.
3)Installation of thermal photovoltaic panels at the Town Hall;
4)Development of allotment gardens (phase I);
5)Provision of the public domain for the development of planting boxes by the Incroyables edibles de Canéjan;
6)Support for citizens' initiatives led by a Canéjan collective in Transition;
7)Development of carpooling areas, etc.
Early Childhood Home
In accordance with the municipal project approved during the election in March 2014, a reflection on the future of early childhood was carried out with the aim of expanding the service offer to parents and guaranteeing the quality of children's well-being. . This project ensures strict compliance with the complementarity between collective reception structures and the offer currently offered by childminders present in the area.
La procédure de délégation de service public
Principle of recourse to a public service delegation (DSP) for the management of the "Childcare" service:
The City Council deliberated on October 2, 2017 to retain the principle of resorting to the DSP for the management of this service. On October 16, 2017, the concession notice calling for applications was published. 11 applications were received within the time limit and approved by the Public Service Delegation Commission (CDSP) in view of the files submitted. These 11 candidates will therefore be the recipients of the draft concession contract, which is currently being finalized.
Update on the state of play of the Public Service Delegation (DSP) procedure for the management of the childcare service (as of 12/15/2018):
At its meeting on October 25, the Public Service Delegation Committee examined the proposals submitted by the 7 candidates who submitted an offer under the public service delegation procedure for the management and operation of the structure. multi-child care. On the basis of the analysis report drawn up by the company Espelia, the Commission issued a favorable opinion allowing the executive authority to enter into negotiations with 5 candidates. These negotiation meetings took place on November 28.
The main stages of the procedure:
1)Following the 1st phase of negotiations, the ESPELIA firm carried out an analysis of the improved offers submitted by the candidates.
2)The deliberation on the choice of the delegate and the authorization of the executive to sign the contract was adopted on July 11, 2019.
Sources: https://www.canejan.fr/economie-et-emploi/economie/215-panorama.html
https://www.canejan.fr/economie-et-emploi/economie/284-club-des-entreprises-cestas-canejan-ce2c.html
https://www.canejan.fr/mairie/grands-projets/280-canejan-en-transition.html
https://www.canejan.fr/mairie/grands-projets/130-accueil-de-la-petite-enfance.html
https://www.canejan.fr/mairie/grands-projets/accueil-de-la-petite-enfance/309-la-procedure-de-delegation-de-service-public.html
VIII.Contact information
Canéjan town hall address :
Canéjan Town Hall
Alley of Poggio-Mirteto
BP 90031
33611 Canéjan Cedex
Mayor : Bernard Garrigou (Mandate : 2014-2020)
Mail: mairie@canejan.fr
Phone number: 05 56 89 08 60
Fax: 05 56 75 59 07
Website : http://www.canejan.fr
Sources : http://www.cartesfrance.fr/carte-france-ville/33090_Canejan.html