Utility easement — Type I1 Bis Generator — Dunkirk Urban Community

Public utility easements (SUPs) are administrative limitations to the right to property. They are established for the benefit of public persons, concessionaires for public services or public works, private persons engaged in an activity in the general interest. Easement type I1 Bis: Easements (concerning liquid hydrocarbons), relating to construction and the operation of pipelines by the Société d’Economie Mixte des Transports Petroliers (T.R.A.P.I.L.) Passive bonds: Obligation for owners to reserve the free passage of officers responsible for the supervision and maintenance of the pipe, as well as of the screening officers in the 15-metre easement band. Obligation for owners not to do in the 5-metre narrow strip where the pipes are located, no hard constructions, or work more than 0.60 metres deep or at a lower depth if there is an administrative derogation. Obligation on owners to refrain from impairing the proper functioning, maintenance and conservation of the work, including any planting of trees or shrubs. Residual rights of the owner Possibility for the owner to apply within one year, from the date of the judgment establishing the easements, for the expropriation of the land concerned. If, as a result of new circumstances, the institution of easements renders the normal use of the land impossible, it is possible at any time for the owners to apply for the expropriation of the encumbered land