Article R2214-1
The communes that are departmental capitals are placed under the State police regime.
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The communes that are departmental capitals are placed under the State police regime.
…the municipality. Authorisations to occupy or use the communal public domain are issued by the mayor.
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Municipalities must set up monitoring of wastewater collection systems and treatment plants with a view to maintaining and checking their efficiency, on the one hand, and the environment receiving the…
…for in Article L. 2223-50. The Prefect notifies the applicant of the results of these various phases..
The discharge of sewage sludge into the aquatic environment by any means whatsoever is prohibited.
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The mayor, the president of the public establishment for inter-communal cooperation, sworn municipal or inter-communal civil servants and all law enforcement officers are qualified to record by offici…
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