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Article R1335-22 of the French Public Health Code

If the Prefect, on receipt of a referral from the Director General of the Regional Health Agency, considers that one of the requirements resulting from articles R. 1335-16 to R. 1335-20 has not been complied with, he shall give formal notice to the operator, by any means capable of giving a date certain to the notification of this formal notice, to take preventive or corrective measures within a specified period….

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Article R1335-23 of the French Public Health Code

The costs of monitoring the water quality of the systems, particularly when the monitoring is carried out following the reporting of one or more cases of legionellosis potentially linked to the system, are borne by the operator of the collective water misting system.

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Article R1336-1 of the French Public Health Code

I. – The provisions of this chapter apply to places open to the public or receiving the public, whether enclosed or open, hosting activities involving the broadcasting of amplified sound, the sound level of which exceeds the equal energy rule based on the value of 80 equivalent A-weighted decibels over 8 hours. II. – The operator of the venue, the producer, the broadcaster who under a contract has been given…

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Article R1336-2 of the French Public Health Code

Checks on the application of the provisions of article R. 1336-1 and the order issued for its application are carried out by the inspection officers mentioned inarticle L. 571-18 of the Environmental Code. The operator of the site, the producer, the broadcaster who, under a contract, has been given responsibility for the safety of the public or the person legally responsible for the site of the activity taking place there…

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Article R1336-4 of the French Public Health Code

The provisions of articles R. 1336-5 to R. 1336-11 apply to all neighbourhood noise, with the exception of noise from transport infrastructures and vehicles on them, aircraft, special national defence activities and installations, basic nuclear installations, installations classified for environmental protection and public and private electricity transmission and distribution networks subject to the regulations laid down inarticle 19 of the law of 15 June 1906 on energydistribution . When it…

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Article R1336-5 of the French Public Health Code

No particular noise may, by its duration, repetition or intensity, be detrimental to the tranquillity of the neighbourhood or to human health, in a public or private place, whether caused by a person himself or through the intermediary of a person, a thing in his care or an animal under his responsibility.

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Article R1336-6 of the French Public Health Code

When the noise mentioned in article R. 1336-5 originates from a professional activity other than one of those mentioned in article R. 1336-10 or from a sporting, cultural or leisure activity, organised on a regular basis or subject to authorisation, the neighbourhood peace and quiet or human health are affected if the overall emergence of this noise perceived by others, as defined in article R. 1336-7, is greater than the…

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Article R1336-7 of the French Public Health Code

Overall emergence in a given location is defined as the difference between the ambient noise level, including the particular noise in question, and the residual noise level, made up of all the usual outdoor and indoor noises corresponding to normal occupation of the premises and normal operation of the equipment, in the absence of the particular noise in question. The limit values for emergence are 5 A-weighted decibels during the…

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Article R1336-8 of the French Public Health Code

Spectral emergence is defined by the difference between the ambient noise level in a standardised octave band, including the particular noise in question, and the residual noise level in the same octave band, consisting of all the usual exterior and interior noises corresponding to normal occupation of the premises mentioned in the second paragraph of article R. 1336-6, in the absence of the particular noise in question. The limit values…

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