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ABSTRACT
A mining risk prevention plan is an operational tool for managing residual risks in mining through rules for urban planning and construction. It is also a prevention tool designed to preserve the safety of persons and prevent damage to constructions, while not impinging unacceptably on local living conditions.
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Gérard GIRIN : Environmental engineer - Member of the Rhône list of qualified investigating commissioners - Secretary of the Company of Investigating Commissioners at the Lyon Administrative Court - Assessor to the Lyon rural leasehold parity tribunal - Honorary Mayor of Sarcey (69) (1977 to 1995)
INTRODUCTION
The establishment of mine risk prevention plans (PPRM) is part of the prevention policy implemented by the State to ensure the safety of people and the protection of property, while enabling territories to develop in a balanced way.
These plans, which are based on current knowledge of risks, are drawn up in consultation with local authorities by the State, which is responsible for implementing them as part of the management of town planning authorizations.
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mining risk | cave-in | Constructibility | flood | landslide
Mining risk prevention plan
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