Question 18789 — local authorities

Summary

Mr. Jean-Christophe Lagarde draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities to the urgency of institutional reform of the Greater Paris metropolis due to the inadequacy of the financial model between the different communities that constitute it. In fact, territorial public establishments (EPT) cannot properly respond to the financing needs of skills of more and more numerous which are devolved to them, particularly in terms of development, because they do not have stable and lasting resources. It is therefore the municipalities, members of these establishments, which are thus forced to finance them through the only financial flow provided for by law, namely the compensation fund for transferred charges (FCCT). However, blockages appear, especially in the area of ​​planning, in to the extent that it is a skill that requires often heavy and fluctuating investments. Municipalities must therefore register the contribution to the FCCT as an operating expense and not, as before the creation of the Greater Paris metropolis, in the investment section. Obviously, such a constraint generates numerous difficulties both for municipalities and for EPTs. Also, he asks him to put on the agenda the institutional reform of the Greater Paris metropolis so that the EPTs become real EPCIs, equipped with a viable economic model and, in the meantime, to re-establish for the EPTs the possibility of competition funds which would immediately resolve the question of the transfer of planning competence.

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