Article L5214-22
…t within the perimeter of the community or encompassing it may be devolved to a community of communes.
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Showing 4721–4730 of 66753 articles for “Art. s. L. 221-1 & L. 221-2”
…t within the perimeter of the community or encompassing it may be devolved to a community of communes.
The municipal councillors of these communes may obtain the minutes of the deliberations of the syndicate committee and those of the bureau.
…s soon as it is established, insofar as they are necessary for the exercise of the community's powers. The definitive transfer of ownership and of the rights and obligations attached to the transferre…
…yndicate's budget and accounts is sent each year to the municipal councils of the syndicated communes.
Unless otherwise stipulated, and confirmed by the decision establishing the community of communes, the community of communes' membership of a mixed syndicate is subject to the agreement of the municip…
The urban community may entrust, by agreement with the local authority or authorities concerned, the creation or management of certain facilities or services falling within its remit to one or more me…
…es before the transfer of competences, in particular with regard to the financing of these operations.
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…rogrammes they have defined. In rural areas, inter-municipal charters replace rural development plans.
Matters of common interest are discussed at conferences at which each departmental council is represented. Decisions taken there are not binding until they have been ratified by all the departmental c…
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