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Article L2213-20 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The mayor may, with the assent of the town council and after consulting the presidents of the wine-growing groups existing in the commune, set the date from which the harvesting of table grapes and grape harvests is authorised on the territory of the commune. Different dates may be set according to the grape varieties and the location of the vineyards.

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Article L2213-23 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The mayor is responsible for policing bathing and water sports activities carried out from the shore using beach and unregistered equipment. This policing is exercised at sea up to a limit set at 300 metres from the water’s edge. The mayor regulates the use of facilities built for the practice of these activities. The mayor shall provide for all emergency assistance and rescue measures. The mayor shall designate one or…

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Article L2213-25 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

If the owner or his assigns fail to maintain an undeveloped plot of land or part of an undeveloped plot of land located within a residential area or at a maximum distance of 50 metres from dwellings, outbuildings, building sites, workshops or factories belonging to him, the mayor may, for environmental reasons, notify him by order of the obligation to carry out, at his expense, the work to restore the…

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Article L2213-26 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The mayor prescribes that the sweeping of ovens, furnaces and chimneys in houses, factories, etc., The mayor orders, if necessary, the repair or, if necessary, the demolition of ovens, furnaces and chimneys whose state of disrepair would give rise to fear of fire or other accidents. The rules prescribed by Chapter I of Title I of Book V of the Construction and Housing Code are applicable in the event of…

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