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Showing 531–540 of 6335 articles for “Art. Regulation”
Article L. 5314-4 of the French Transport Code sets out the rules governing the powers of communes, communities of communes, urban communities, metropolises and conurbation communities to create, deve…
Before being connected to the sea or to existing harbour basins, basins and water areas intended to accommodate pleasure craft must be incorporated into the public domain, with a quayside strip, conne…
The conditions for the application of articles L. 341-8 to L. 341-12 are set by decree in the Conseil d'Etat. In particular, this decree defines the general rules governing the policing and operation…
The rules relating to the obligations imposed by the concession-granting authority of a marina, concerning the reconstitution of artificial beach areas, are set out in…
The beneficiary of such an authorisation may be entitled to charge users a fee for services rendered.
Article L. 2124-5 of the General Code for the Ownership of Public Property sets out the rules for authorisations for temporary occupation of the public domain, which may be granted for the development…
The rules relating to temporary occupation authorisations that may be granted for the development, organisation and management of anchorage areas and light facilities on the public river domain are se…
The rules for accommodating pleasure craft are set out in…
Harbour dues and other fees collected in marinas may be allocated to the development and operation of anchorages or isolated facilities for the reception and practice of pleasure boating within their…
The rules governing new tourist units are set out in Articles L. 122-15 to L. 122-25 of the French Town Planning Code.
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