The revised implementation order for the plan for the Prevention of Natural Risks (PPRn) was signed by the prefect Sylvie Feucher on Tuesday, August 6 in advance, and applies only to new constructions.
Existing constructions remain subject to the application of the 2011 PPRn and to the IRMA desubmersion card brought to the attention of the Community on November 30, 2017, available on the websites of:
• the Collectivity of Saint-Martin: http://www.com-saint-martin.fr/Carte-des-aléas-et-règles-durbanisme_Saint-Martin-Antilles_1325.html
• the Prefecture: http://www.saint-barth-saint-martin.gouv.fr/Action-de-l-Etat/Environnement-etprevention-des-risques/Prevention-des-risques/Risques-naturels
The final PPRn will be signed in December 2019 after integrating the comments collected and
proposed by the public inquiry commission. This will start its work very soon on dates which will be the subject of a later communication.
A project that responds to the President of the Republic's desire to strengthen the protection of populations and make the territory more resilient
During his visit to Saint-Martin in September 2018, the President of the Republic expressed himself on the need to reach an approval of the natural risk prevention plan at the end of 2019.
The 2011 PPRn revision responds to the desire to strengthen the protection of populations and make the territory more resilient. This revision is included in the memorandum of understanding signed between the Prime Minister and the President of the Collectivity of Saint-Martin in November 2017.
It is on these bases that the work was carried out with a method and a calendar presented to the President of the Collectivity of Saint-Martin and to all the elected representatives on March 25 and May 6, 2019.
This project was also presented to the population during eight public meetings, four of which were relocated to neighborhoods.
A project which takes into account the realities of the territory and which integrates the work carried out with the Community
The PPRn project incorporates proposals gathered during meetings attended by the Collectivity of Saint-Martin, experts, stakeholders in economic life, architects, building professionals, members of district councils and residents.
Economic interest zones have been created in Marigot, Quartier d'Orléans, Grand Case and Orient Bay at the request of the Collectivity of Saint-Martin to enable the development of activities and the economy.
Early adoption to lift “stays of decision” on new constructions
The Collectivity of Saint-Martin must rely on the revised regulatory zoning plan of the Natural Risk Prevention Plan to issue planning permission for new construction.
The advance application decree will allow individuals and entrepreneurs awaiting decisions to obtain a rapid response from the town planning services of the Community.
A provisional project brought to evolve with the public inquiry
The draft plan remains evolving until its final signature in December 2019. Everyone is invited to express themselves and send their comments to the Prefecture via:
the hotlines set up by the Prefecture on 05 90 52 30 50, open to all people, individuals and investors, who would need specific explanations about their situation (Wednesday mornings, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.)
the public inquiry: 3 investigative commissioners will come to meet the inhabitants, economic actors and Collectivity of Saint-Martin. They will collect all the remarks.
It is important that everyone is involved in the preparation of this document. The consultation must continue in the interest of the inhabitants and the territory.
Even approved definitively, the plan remains an evolving document which will take into account, over time, all the overall development projects located in areas with high risks and negotiated between the State and the Community.
The revised PPRn file is available on the website of the prefecture of Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-martin: http://www.saint-barth-saint-martin.gouv.fr/Actualites/LA-UNE/Actualites/Revision-PPRn -2019.
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This training responds to the double ambition of overcoming the growing needs of the job market in digital skills and of promoting the socio-professional integration of overseas populations distant from employment and training. The educational content is created and delivered by experts in the field of tourism and digital technology and can be broken down into 4 axes: web development 40%, digital communication 30%, tourism marketing 20% and digital strategy 10%.
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