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Article R2224-26 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

I. – The mayor or the president of the group of local and regional authorities responsible for waste collection sets the collection procedures for the various categories of waste by means of a reasoned order, after consulting the deliberative body of the municipality or group of local and regional authorities responsible for household waste collection. II. – The order referred to in I specifies the specific collection procedures applicable to…

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Article R2224-27 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The mayor or the president of the group of local authorities responsible for waste collection informs residents of the collection procedures mentioned in article R. 2224-26 by making a collection guide available. In municipalities with a website, the collection guide is made available to the public electronically, unless its characteristics do not allow this. .

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Article R2224-28 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The collection guide referred to in article R. 2224-27 includes at least the following elements: – the collection arrangements for the different categories of waste; – the rules for the allocation and use of containers for collection, particularly with regard to door-to-door collection; – the collection arrangements for residual household waste; – the arrangements for separate collections; – the arrangements for bringing waste to waste collection centres ; – the…

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Article R2224-29 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The prefect may issue provisions temporarily or seasonally derogating from articles R. 2224-24 and R. 2224-25, by reasoned decree, issued after consultation with the deliberative body of the municipalities or groupings of local authorities responsible for household waste collection and the departmental council for the environment and health and technological risks. These provisions are adopted for a period of no more than six years. .

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Article R2224-29-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

For the application of articles R. 2224-26 and R. 2224-29, the opinion of the deliberative body of the municipality or group of local authorities is deemed to be favourable when the latter, duly requested and convened, refuses to deliberate or does not issue a favourable opinion at the end of a period of three months from receipt of the request for an opinion. .

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Article R2224-33 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Electric power distribution services, constituted as régie until 18 February 1930 and operated directly by communes or syndicates of communes, are subject to the rules defined by the decree of 8 October 1917 on public administration regulations for the application of the loi du 15 juin 1906 et fixant les conditions de l’exploitation en régie des distributions d’énergie électrique par les communes ou les syndicats de communes. Municipal public utilities…

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Article D2224-34 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The electricity distribution organisations mentioned in the third paragraph of Article L. 2224-31 and suppliers of electricity at the regulated tariffs mentioned in the third paragraph of article L. 121-5 du code de l’énergie titulaires d’un contrat de concession communiquer à l’autorité concédante, au plus tard le 1er juin de chaque année, un compte rendu annuel d’activité retraçant les conditions d’exécution de ce contrat durant l’année civile écoulée. When two…

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Article D2224-35 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The report provided for in Article D. 2224-34 takes into account the specific features of the missions of developing and operating public electricity distribution networks and supplying electricity at regulated sales tariffs, in particular the principles of tariff equalisation and national regulation. It complies with the accounting principles of consistency of methods and independence of financial years defined in articles L. 123-17 and L. 123-21 of the French Commercial Code…

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