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In the realm of urban development, L'Entreprise is focusing on key measures from a comprehensive plan presented by Minister of Commerce Sylvia Pinel. The plan, which includes a total of 50 measures, is geared towards shaping cities that will still be significant in thirty years.

One of the notable aspects of this plan is the cleanup of commercial urban planning rules, aiming to create a more efficient and sustainable urban environment. Another significant measure is the cap on commercial rent increases in city centres, which could potentially support small businesses and promote a vibrant local economy.

Reinforced regulation for "drive-thrus" is another key component of the plan, reflecting a shift towards promoting healthier lifestyles and reducing carbon emissions. The plan also includes new funding for small businesses, a move that could foster entrepreneurship and economic growth.

Meanwhile, across the continent, smart cities and digital districts are popping up in various European countries. For instance, a city with 12,000 sensors is under development in Spain, signalling a move towards a more connected and efficient urban landscape.

In England, the future of city living is being redefined as pizza delivery by drone is now being implemented. This innovative approach to food delivery could potentially revolutionise urban logistics and reduce traffic congestion.

As we delve deeper into these projects, it's interesting to note that the search results do not provide clear information on the five major government projects undertaken in France over the past five-year periods or which of these will still exist after thirty years.

The Huffington Post is currently examining big projects from previous five-year terms, shedding light on what remains of these initiatives today. Meanwhile, a list of major projects announced on a specific Tuesday is under review, providing insights into the ongoing progress and impact of these projects.

In conclusion, Europe is witnessing a wave of urban development and digital transformation, with various initiatives aimed at creating sustainable, efficient, and connected cities. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to monitor these projects and their impact on our urban landscapes.