Appropriations are voted by chapter and, if the City Council so decides, by article. However, except in cases where the City Council has specified that appropriations are specialised by article, the mayor may make transfers from article to article within the same chapter.
The budget of communes of 10,000 inhabitants or more is voted either by nature or by function. If it is voted by nature, it includes a functional presentation; if it is voted by function, it includes a presentation by nature. The budget of communes with fewer than 10,000 inhabitants is voted by nature. For communes with 3,500 inhabitants or more, it includes a functional presentation. The nomenclature by nature and…
The provisions of article L. 2312-3 come into force as from the 1997 financial year.
The commune’s budgets remain deposited at the town hall and, where applicable, at the annexed town hall where they are made available on site to the public within fifteen days of their adoption or, where applicable, their notification after settlement by the State representative in the department. The public is notified of the availability of these documents by any means of publicity chosen by the mayor. In communes of 3,500…
The certified accounts of the bodies mentioned in 4° of article L. 2313-1 are sent to the commune. They are communicated by the municipality to elected municipal representatives who request them, under the conditions provided for in article L. 2121-13, as well as to any interested party, under the conditions set out in article L. 2121-26. Transmitted by the commune to the State representative and to the commune’s accountant in…
The provisions of article L. 2313-1 apply to the public administrative establishments of municipalities with 3,500 inhabitants or more. The place where the documents are made available to the public is the head office of the establishment.
Expenditure for which the commune is responsible by law is compulsory.
Compulsory expenditure includes in particular: 1° The upkeep of the town hall or, if the municipality does not own one, the rental of a house or hall to take its place; 2° Office and printing costs for the municipality’s service and the costs of conserving the municipal archives and the department’s collection of administrative acts; 3° Functional allowances provided for in article L. 2123-20, contributions to the general social security…
A Conseil d’Etat decree defines the terms and conditions for the application of 27°, 28° and 29° of article L. 2321-2; in particular, it defines the fixed assets that are subject to the depreciation obligation. The provisions of 27°, 28° and 29° of article L. 2321-2 will come into force as from the 1997 financial year for fixed assets acquired as from 1 January 1996 and for loan guarantees granted…
Until 31 December 1999, the share of expenditure borne by the local authorities or their groupings for the construction of collèges and their sports teaching annexes is shared between the communes and their groupings. In the absence of an agreement between these communities or the formation of an inter-communal syndicate, a decree sets the rules according to which this expenditure is to be apportioned between them. For this apportionment, account…
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