I.-The Chairman of the Departmental Council has three months from the date on which the application is deemed to be complete to notify his decision to grant or refuse the authorisation provided for in the first paragraph of article L. 2324-1. If no response is received within this period, authorisation is granted.
II – Reasons must be given for refusal of authorisation. It may not be based on requirements other than those set out in this section.
III -Authorisation may be granted conditionally if the name and qualifications of the director, the technical advisor or, in establishments managed by parents in accordance with article R. 2324-50, the technical manager, are not known on the date it is granted or pending transmission of the documents referred to in 1° of IV of this article. In this case, the manager must provide proof, no later than fifteen days before the establishment or service opens, that it meets the requirements corresponding to the type and category of the establishment or service.
IV-No later than fifteen days before the scheduled opening of the establishment or service to the public, the manager sends the President of the Departmental Council:
1° A copy of the decision authorising the establishment or service to open to the public, as provided for inarticle L. 122-5 of the Construction and Housing Code or, depending on the category of establishment receiving the public, the compliance document provided for in the second paragraph of article L. 164-2 of the same code;
2° Where applicable, a copy of the declaration to the Prefect provided for social catering establishments and the notices issued under this procedure;
3° An e-mail address and two telephone numbers enabling the authorities to contact the management and staff in the event of an alert or emergency.