Question 42365 — local authorities

Summary

Mr. Grégory Labille draws the attention of the Minister of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities to the injustice of certain taxes allocated to EPCIs since the MAPTAM and NOTRe laws. More precisely, the “management of aquatic environments and flood prevention” competence has been devolved to the EPCI since January 1, 2018 and they contribute, as such, to the financing and maintenance of rivers. In the specific case of the Haute Somme commune community (CCHS), an implementation project presented by AMEVA reports a budget of 4,269,512 euros for 5 years, including 2,523,128 euros payable by the EPCI for the maintenance of the Somme river. To finance this sum, a tax would be levied on built and non-built property tax as well as on companies subject to the CFE. Many municipalities belonging to the CCHS believe that the basis of this tax is unfair due to the particularity of the Somme river: its course crosses ponds and marshes belonging to private owners who exploit, rent and freely enjoy their properties. Thus, the creation of this tax would mean that a large number of taxpayers would pay for the maintenance of a river largely owned by a small number of private owners. Likewise, only 7 municipalities out of the 60 would actually benefit from this interview. He therefore asks if specific arrangements could be made within the framework of the law and how it is possible to better distribute this tax.

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