Environmental contracts in Héault

Corresponding on the data: Charlotte Courbis DCMA Creation of the table on 27/11/2015 Correction of the digitisation of perimeters on 12/02/2016 from the new version of the ss-sectors from the Bd Carthage available in January 2016. The contours of the contracts are inherited from the SAGE layer or the layer of the Bd Carthage subsectors. The SANDRE code of the catchment area of the Golden Pond was claimed from Anahid Barrera of the Rhône-Med water agency on 15/12/2015 by Charlotte Courbis because the code is not up to date on the Gesteau website but no response has been obtained. An environmental contract is a watershed-wide intervention instrument. Like the SAGE, it sets for the river water quality objectives, the improvement of the aquatic environment and the balanced management of water resources and provides in an operational manner (action programme over 5 years, designation of project managers, method of financing, deadlines for works, etc.) the methods of carrying out the studies and the work necessary to achieve these objectives. Unlike SAGE, the objectives of the river contract have no legal scope. The environmental contract includes the concepts of river, lake, bay, or table. These contracts are signed between the partners concerned: prefect(s) of department(s), water agency and local authorities (general council, regional council, municipalities, inter-communal unions, etc.). Only the procedures followed in the basin committee shall be taken into account. The reference texts are the circular of 5 February 1981 on river contracts and Ministerial Circular No. 3 of 30 January 2004 on river and bay contracts. A middle contract does not have a founding regulatory text. A river committee may, in theory, be set up without the establishment of an environmental contract thereafter. The act giving its reality to the middle contract is the signature of the contract by the partners concerned. However, a contract is not a regulatory text.