Article D5212-11 of the French General Code of Local Authorities
The right to an increase in the capital grant provided for in articles D. 5212-8 to D. 5212-10 is open for a period of five years from the date of creation of the syndicat de communes.
The right to an increase in the capital grant provided for in articles D. 5212-8 to D. 5212-10 is open for a period of five years from the date of creation of the syndicat de communes.
The increases in capital grants provided for in Articles D. 5212-8 to D. 5212-10 are awarded by the Prefect and charged to the appropriations delegated to him for this purpose by the Minister of the Interior.
The increase in the capital grant is the subject of a decision awarding the grant, which is notified to the public institution at the same time as the decision relating to the main grant.
The prefect shall set the rate of capital grant increases applicable to the operations provided for in Article D. 5212-10 and selected by him. This rate shall be between 5% and 15% of the amount of the main grant; the total of the increased grant shall not exceed 80% of the amount of the subsidisable expenditure. Within the limit of the allocations made for this purpose in the budget of…
The conditions governing the liquidation, payment and use of main grants apply to capital grant increases.
The maximum allowances voted, pursuant to article L. 5211-12, by the deliberative bodies of the communities of communes for the effective exercise of the functions of president or vice-president are determined by applying the following scales to the amount of the monthly salary corresponding to the terminal gross index of the civil service index scale: POPULATION TAUX IN % President Vice-Chairman Less than 500 12,75 4,95 From 500 to 999…
When a syndicate of communes is included in its entirety within the perimeter of a community of communes called upon to exercise all the competences of this public establishment, or when the perimeter of the community of communes coincides with that of a pre-existing syndicate of communes, the latter is dissolved ipso jure. The decree establishing the community of communes, or modifying its perimeter or competencies, records the dissolution of…
When the decree or act referred to in article R. 5215-1 is issued within a period of one year before the general renewal of the municipal councils, the seats shall not be reallocated before this renewal.
The maximum allowances voted, pursuant to article L. 5211-12, by the deliberative bodies of urban communities for the effective exercise of the functions of chairman or vice-chairman are determined by applying the following scales to the amount of the monthly salary corresponding to the terminal gross index of the civil service index scale: POPULATION RATES IN % Chairman Vice-Chairman From 20,000 to 49,999 90 33 From 50,000 to 99,999 110…
For the application of article L. 5215-29 : – An operation is considered to be a coherent whole of such a nature as to be put into service without any additions; – An operation is considered to have been decided upon when the preliminary project and the financing plan have been adopted by a decision of the municipal council that became final before the date of transfer of competences.
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