1. Understanding what a prefectoral decree and a draft prefectoral decree are
Once signed by the Prefect, the draft :
on the one hand, grants (or refuses) authorization to operate ICPE ;
secondly, sets (if the authorization is accepted) the conditions under which these installations must be operated.
So, until this draft is signed, the petitioner cannot yet commission his facilities. However, they can request modifications to the proposed operating conditions. These modifications may concern, for example, the performance of treatment systems, or the deadlines for achieving the proposed performance levels. Once signed, the decree must be complied with. To have it modified, you must either lodge an appeal with the administrative court and win the case, or submit a request for modifications to the installations or operating conditions to the prefecture....
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If you refer to laws, decrees or regulations, be precise in the name of the text and its date; for example: Law n° 2001-692 of 1 er August 2001, name of the law.
Ideally, you should give the NOR number, which you'll find at the top of the texts on Legifrance, under the title ( cf. on this decree); for articles, specify the code (labor, environment, etc.)....
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