Question 32788 — sea and coastline

Summary

Mr. Patrick Loiseau draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities to the need to strengthen, under certain conditions and within a strict framework, the right of exemption used by department prefects, particularly in the event of essential and urgent work. In the coastal zone, particularly, this possibility given to the prefect to be able to decide on work on the dykes in the event of storm or marine submersion are necessary in order to reduce delays and the decision-making circuit. This simplifies procedures and allows work to begin as quickly as possible, without which the safety and protection of populations and the coastline would be threatened. To do this, he asks if the Government plans to decline the existing exemption for hydroelectric power stations and extend it to works carried out on the dikes, allowing an exemption from public inquiry in the event of temporary works without lasting effects on the natural environment. In addition, he asks whether the experiment planned in the decree of December 29, 2017 will be renewed and generalized. This decree allowed an experiment to be held in several regions and communities for 2 years, and gave the prefect the power to deviate from certain provisions. regulations for reasons of general interest and under very supervised conditions. More generally, he asks what measures the Government is considering, as part of the new impetus for deconcentration to come, in order to simplify the process of making urgent decisions at the local level, for better consideration of the needs and specificities of each territory.

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