I.-The département draws up a departmental plan for territorial solidarity within its territory.
This plan defines, for a period of six years, a programme of actions designed to enable, in the department’s areas of competence, a balanced development of the departmental territory in order to facilitate access to local services and facilities.
I.-The department draws up a departmental plan for territorial solidarity within its territory.
I.-The department draws up a departmental plan for territorial solidarity within its territory.
II – A draft plan is drawn up by the president of the departmental council. It is submitted to the regional council for its opinion, as well as to the deliberative bodies of the municipalities and public establishments of inter-communal cooperation with their own tax status located within the departmental territory, which have a period of two months in which to give their opinion. If the opinion has not been issued by the end of this period, it is deemed to be favourable. In the light of these opinions, the plan is adopted by the departmental council.
It is implemented, where appropriate, by agreement.
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III -The plan may be revised on the proposal of the departmental council or its president.
The plan may be revised on the proposal of the departmental council or its president.
Within six months of the general renewal of the departmental councils, the president of the departmental council will present the council with a report on the implementation of the plan. The departmental council may decide to maintain the departmental plan for territorial solidarity in force or to revise it in whole or in part.
The procedure set out in II applies to the revision of the plan.