Then, in the course of the 1970s and 1980s, the old village of "Péré" was integrated into the city by the establishment of new residential areas, while industrial areas spread south of the city, along the lines of road and rail communication, especially around the area of the station. The old village of "Grand Chemin" has grown as a residential area and connects the urban residential area of "Aigrefeuille" and the industrial area of "Fief-Girard". To the north-east towards the new tourist attraction of the city near "Lake Frace" and to the village of "Virson" extends a residential area of more dense housing ("Fief des Dames", "Hameau du Lac"). It is to the east of the city that urbanization is accentuated with the old wooded village of "La Taillée", transformed early on into a site of recreation and tourism. This part of the city is growing towards the large village of "La Planterie" that in the early 1960s, was a modest hamlet barely reported on maps. Some modern building of private residences has taken place in the residential park to the west and north of the city centre to complete this controlled urbanization.