Utility easement — type PM2 Plate — Urban Community of Dunkirk

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. a) Servitudes which may be established under Article L. 515-8 within a perimeter delimited around a facility classified for the protection of the environment (ICPE), which is likely to create, by explosion hazard, or the emergence of harmful products, very significant risks to the health or safety of neighbouring populations and to the environment (installations subject to authorisation with easements, referenced AS in the nomenclature PECI annexed to Article R. 511-9 of the Environmental Code). These easements may include: — Prohibition or limitation on the right to set up buildings or structures, as well as the right to develop campgrounds or caravan parking, — making building permits subject to technical requirements aimed at limiting the danger of exposure to explosions or concerning the insulation of buildings from toxic fumes, — limitation of the number of employees employed in industrial and commercial facilities which would be created later. B) Servitudes that may be established under Article L. 515-12: — on land polluted by the operation of an installation, — on the right-of-way at waste disposal sites or in a 200-metre strip around the area of operation, — or on the right-of-way of or around former quarries on surfaces the integrity of which requires respect for public safety and public health. In addition to the prohibitions and requirements listed in (a), these easements may include: — prohibition or limitation of changes in the condition of the soil or subsoil, — limitation of the use of soil, subsoil and groundwater, — subordination of these uses to the implementation of specific requirements, — implementation of site monitoring requirements.