Municipalities of the Coastal Law
Description
The realisation of the economic importance of the coastline and the multiple lusts of which it is subject has made it essential to intervene a norm of superior legal value responsible for arbitrating between the multiple uses of the coastline. It is in this spirit that the Coastal Law was passed on 3 January 1986. Applicable to the metropolitan and overseas coasts, salt ponds and inland water bodies of more than 1000 hectares, the Coastal Law combines principles, sometimes contradictory, of development, protection and enhancement of the coastline with the objectives of: preserve rare and sensitive spaces, manage space consumption in an economical way through urbanisation and tourist facilities in particular, open the shore more widely to the public, such as beaches, in order to welcome, as a priority on the coast, activities whose development is linked to the sea.
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/r/89af9f77-1c50-4508-8bef-c2bda3779829 |