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TITLE I: COMMUNES DES DÉPARTEMENTS DE LA MOSELLE, DU BAS-RHIN ET DU HAUT-RHIN

Article L5811-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

References made by articles L. 1612-20, L. 5211-3, L. 5211-4 and L. 5212-1 to L. 5212-2 and L. 5212-4, insofar as they relate to syndicates of communes, shall be understood as referring to the provisions of Title IV of Book V of Part Two, in particular as regards accounting and auditing rules. The foregoing provisions are applicable to syndicates of communes whose registered office is located in the department of…

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Article L5815-2 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Where several communes have decided on the joint execution of water pipes, drainage and irrigation works, an order of the Minister of the Interior may, at the request of one of the communes, set up a syndicate commission made up of delegates from the communes concerned for the execution of the works, their maintenance and subsequent administration. The provisions of articles L. 5816-3 to L. 5816-8 are applicable to the…

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Article L5816-2 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

If several communes have undivided ownership of property or rights, it may, at the request of one of the communes, be set up by order of the State representative in the département a syndicate commission made up of delegates from the communes concerned for the administration of this undivided property. This decree sets the number of members.

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Article L5816-3 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Each municipal council appoints from among its members, by secret ballot, the number of delegates set by the instituting decision. The members who obtain the highest number of votes are appointed. The chairman of the syndicate commission is appointed from among its members by the State representative in the department.

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