Reception area for Travellers
Description
A Traveller reception area is generically defined as any land that is permanently or intermittently developed for the passage or stay of Travellers. These lands have the common characteristic of being realized and managed by a community that can be either a commune, a group of communes, or an intercommunality. Some of them benefit from a state subsidy.
A reception area for Travellers may be included in the departmental reception plan for Travellers (this is the case for reception areas and areas of large passages) or not (this is the case for areas of small passages and rental family grounds). There are municipalities that have set up reception grounds for Travellers outside the departmental schemes. Reception areas, areas of large passages and small passages and rental family land are the four types of land representative of public action for the reception of Travellers.
Areas registered in the SDAGV benefit from aid granted by the State by prefectural order. This assistance may be supplemented by subsidies from the region, the department and family allowance funds. The financial contribution of the State concerns the investments necessary for the development and rehabilitation of permanent reception areas up to 70% of the expenses incurred within 2 years following the publication of the scheme. State aid for the management of reception areas may complement investment aid. Similarly, the law allows the department to participate up to a maximum of 25% of the operating costs of the areas.
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/r/d3114b42-1a53-4409-aefb-7b38fe246dd6 |
Tags
- gens-voyage
- gens-du-voyage
- aire