3. Identify PPRN constraints
The purpose of a PPRN is to improve knowledge of natural hazards and their consequences. It provides information to residents exposed to these risks and to developers.
Your plant may be located in a risk zone identified by the PPRN. There are two types of zones:
Areas exposed to natural hazards;
areas that are not directly exposed to risks, but where construction, development or operation could aggravate risks or cause new ones.
In these zones, the PPRN may provide for :
a ban on new developments, constructions and operations ;
the obligation to comply with special requirements for the construction, use or operation of these developments, constructions or operations (e.g. installation of devices – to close off openings, cofferdams – to ensure the watertightness of parts of buildings...
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