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TITLE II: OTHER FORMS OF INTERMUNICIPAL COOPERATION

Article L5221-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Two or more municipal councils, deliberative bodies of public establishments for inter-municipal cooperation or mixed syndicates may initiate between themselves, through their mayors or presidents, an agreement on objects of communal or inter-municipal utility included within their remit and which concern both their respective municipalities, their public establishments for inter-municipal cooperation or their mixed syndicates. They may enter into agreements with each other for the purpose of undertaking or maintaining…

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Article L5222-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Where several communes own undivided property or rights, a legal entity governed by public law shall be created for their management and for the management of the related public services, administered in accordance with the procedures set out in Article L. 5222-2, by a syndicate commission made up of delegates from the municipal councils of the communes concerned and by the municipal councils of these communes. The decision to set…

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Article L5222-2 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The syndicate committee and the syndic ensure the administration and development of undivided property and rights. Their powers are the same as those of town councils and mayors in similar matters. However, sales, exchanges, divisions, acquisitions of real estate and related transactions remain reserved for town councils, which may authorise the president of the commission to pass the related deeds. Decisions concerning the acquisition of real estate and related transactions,…

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Article L5222-3 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

On the proposal of the syndicate commission and on the decision of the municipal councils of two thirds of the communes representing more than half of their total population, or of at least half of the municipal councils representing more than two thirds of the population, a syndicate of communes may be created whose powers are at least those of the syndicate commission as set out in Article L. 5222-2….

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Article L5222-4 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

When a commune requests that the undivided ownership in respect of it be terminated, the syndicate commission to which the request is referred notifies that commune, within a period of six months, of a draft definition of the lot or compensation to be allocated to it. The costs of the expert appraisal are borne by the commune. The commune leaving the undivided ownership arrangement receives, as a priority, a lot…

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Article L5222-5 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

When the division decided by the municipal councils pursuant to articles L. 5222-2 and L. 5222-3 or resulting from the withdrawal of a commune from the joint ownership concerns property used for pastoral or forestry purposes, the communes concerned are obliged to create a public establishment or to join an existing public establishment, the purpose of which is to guarantee the unity of management and development of the said property….

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Article L5223-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The communes may draw up and approve inter-communal development and planning charters which define the medium-term prospects for their economic, social and cultural development, determine the corresponding action programmes, and specify the conditions for the organisation and operation of public facilities and services. On the proposal of the municipalities concerned, the boundaries of the areas concerned are decided by the State representative in the department, after consulting the departmental council….

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