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Article R752-14 of the French Commercial code

The Commission hears the applicant. It may also hear, on its own initiative or at the written request of the commission secretariat, any person whose opinion is relevant to the examination of the application before it. When it examines the first commercial development authorisation application submitted for a project, except for the procedure laid down in article L. 752-4, the departmental commission also hears the persons mentioned in I of…

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Article R752-15 of the French Commercial code

The committee may only deliberate if at least the majority of its members are present. If this quorum is not reached, a second meeting is convened. The committee shall meet at least three days after the date of dispatch of the second notice. The committee may only deliberate if at least one third of its members are present. For the purposes of calculating the quorum, the qualified persons mentioned in…

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Article R752-16 of the French Commercial code

The committee votes by name. The authorisation is adopted by an absolute majority of the members present, the qualified persons mentioned in 3° of II, 3° of III and 3° of IV of Article L. 751-2 of the French Commercial Code not being taken into account. The opinion or decision shall state the reasons on which it is based, shall be signed by the Chairman and shall indicate the meaning…

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Article R752-19 of the French Commercial code

Within ten days of the committee meeting or the date of tacit authorisation, the committee’s decision or opinion is: 1° Notified by the prefect to the applicant and, if the project requires planning permission, to the authority competent to issue planning permission, either by administrative means against a receipt, or by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, or, in the case provided for in Article R. 752-8, by e-mail; 2°…

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Article R752-20 of the French Commercial code

For projects requiring planning permission, the commercial operating authorisation lapses within three years of the date on which the planning permission became final: 1° For sales areas that have not been opened to the public; 2° For permanent withdrawal points that have not been opened to customers. This period is extended by two years for projects involving the creation of a sales area of more than 2,500 square metres up…

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Article R752-21 of the French Commercial code

The procedure provided for in article L. 752-4 is applicable to any planning permission application relating to a project for the creation or extension of a building in a commune with a population of less than 20,000 and, where the project results in the artificial creation of land, within the meaning of the ninth paragraph of Article L. 101-2-1 of the town planning code, in relation to the state of…

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Article R752-22 of the French Commercial code

The municipal council or the deliberative body of the public establishment for inter-municipal cooperation must deliberate within one month of receiving the application for planning permission. Within three days of its adoption, the deliberation is sent by the mayor or the president of the public establishment for inter-communal cooperation to the applicant and posted for one month at the door of the town hall in the commune where the building…

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Article R752-23 of the French Commercial code

The request for an opinion is sent to the secretariat of the departmental commission by the authority competent to issue the building permit or by the president of the public establishment mentioned in the article L. 143-16 of the town planning code either by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, or by administrative means against receipt, or by electronic means. It must state the reasons and be accompanied by the…

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