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By phone: 06 21 63 93 67
Listening to you
A local agent is mobilized to inform and answer questions from residents and shopkeepers. You will be able to meet him easily during the permanences, or to contact him by phone or email. Local meetings will be organised from time to time during the year.
You can write to him or call him, don't hesitate!
Mail: [email protected]
Phone : 06 21 63 93 67
"My objective, as a local agent, is to support local residents and users in these transitions by giving them benchmarks. I like this job of contact and fieldwork, which requires listening to everyone's problems and anticipating the impacts of the work so as not to catch anyone off guard."
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Participate in the T7 Cafés
Organised by Île-de-France Mobilités, the T7 Cafés offer a time for convivial exchanges around the extension of the T7 tram. These events are an opportunity for participants to ask all their questions to the project team and to learn more about the next steps of the project.
These meetings will take place regularly throughout the works, to inform you and answer all your questions about the extension of the T7 tram. They are an opportunity to discover the project and its actors in a friendly atmosphere around a hot drink and a snack.
To find out the date of the next T7 Café near you, don't hesitate to subscribe to the news of the T7 tram!
Previous editions of the T7 Café:
• A first T7 Café was held in June 2025 at the Gravilliers market in Athis-Mons.
Its theme was the demolition and conversion of the Belle Étoile road underpass.
• The second edition of the T7 Café was held in December 2025 at the Jules Ferry elementary school in Athis-Mons.
Its theme was the work of the year 2025, in particular on the conversion site of the Belle Étoile underpass completed in November 2025, as well as the work to come in 2026.
If you are a shopkeeper, a professional or a local resident, you will find here all the information about:
- The establishment of the Amicable Settlement Commission (CRA) for the merchants and professionals living near the extension of the T7 tram.
- The local information system to raise your questions related to the work.
- The preventive summary procedure aimed at protecting buildings close to the site.
The Amicable Settlement Commission (CRA)
Île-de-France Mobilités wanted to set up an amicable settlement procedure, managed by the Amicable Settlement Commission (CRA).
This commission examines the claims for compensation submitted by professionals living near the route of the T7 tram extension.
Traders and craftsmen registered in the trade or trades register, who live near the route and who settled before the date of the project's declaration of public utility, promulgated on 21 November 2021, are eligible. To be compensated, local professionals must have suffered damage that is the direct consequence of the infrastructure work on the T7 tram.
The secretariat of the CRA is provided by Setec Organisation, the project manager of Île-France-Mobilités for the T7 tram project:
Setec Organisation
T7 tram project team, Secretariat of the amicable settlement commission
Infrastructure and Mobility Department
42-52, quai de la Rapée, CS 71230
Paris cedex 12
To file a claim for compensation, download and fill in the documents below.
Download the Merchant Guide
Download the Claim Form
The preventive summary procedure
The extension of the T7 tramway is part of a dense urban environment and close to many homes. Despite all the precautions taken, the construction site can have an impact on neighbouring buildings. Île-de-France Mobilités has therefore implemented a preventive summary procedure, accompanied by an independent expert appointed by the Administrative Court. This expert checks the condition of the neighbouring buildings beforehand and identifies the risks of deterioration that could affect them during the work. This is the assurance for local residents of objective and neutral management of any damage. The residents concerned by the expertise are informed by letter and kept informed of the progress of the procedure.
For more information, see the article below.