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Article R2511-22 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The distribution of the second share of the allocation mentioned in article L. 2511-39 is carried out in the following manner: 1° 50% of the appropriations are distributed among the arrondissements or groups of arrondissements or some of them according to criteria decided by the City Council based on the specific characteristics of each arrondissement or group of arrondissements, and in particular the socio-professional composition of their population. For the…

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Article R2512-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The twenty municipal arrondissements of the commune of Paris are named as follows: I. – Arrondissement du Louvre; II. – Arrondissement de la Bourse; III. – Arrondissement du Temple; IV. – Arrondissement de l’Hôtel-de-Ville; V. – Arrondissement du Panthéon ; VI. – Arrondissement du Luxembourg; VII. – Arrondissement du Palais-Bourbon; VIII. – Arrondissement de l’Elysée; IX. – Arrondissement de l’Opéra ; X. – Arrondissement de l’Entrepôt ; XI. – Borough…

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Article R2512-4 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The City of Paris social action centre is subject to the provisions of article 28 of decree no. 69-83 of 27 January 1969 on public administration regulations relating to the organisation and remit of the Paris social welfare office and admission to social welfare in Paris, articles 22 and 25 of decree no. 77-274 of 24 March 1977 relating to the organisation and remit of the Paris social welfare office…

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Article R2512-5 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The Prefect of Paris exercises the following administrative police powers: 1° The issue of the hairdresser’s professional qualification card; 2° Authorisation to hold trade fairs; 3° Approval for the operation or transfer of a general shop ; 4° Supervision of employment agencies; 5° Exemptions from the weekly rest period; 6° Authorisations to trade or distribute objects in the yards or buildings of railway stations.

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Article R2512-6 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The mayor fixes by order the dimensions and model of the signs indicating the names of the roads, squares or crossroads opened to traffic, as well as the dimensions and location of the spaces that owners reserve on their buildings, without them having to pay any compensation. The supply, installation, maintenance and renewal of nameplates for public roads or squares are carried out by and at the expense of the…

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Article R2512-7 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Plaques bearing, along with the number of the arrondissement, an indication of the name of all roads and squares open to traffic are affixed to buildings, whether built-up or not, located at the corner of two roads open to traffic or opposite the junction of one road with another and at all points of squares and crossroads designated by the Mayor of Paris. A plaque bearing a serial number is…

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Article R2512-8 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The mayor shall determine by decree the dimensions and model of the building number plates, the number to be assigned to each building and the dimensions and location of the spaces that owners reserve on their buildings to accommodate the said plates. The maintenance and replacement of these plates shall be the responsibility of the owners and failing this, after formal notice has been given to them by the mayor,…

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