Traduction de «Frais d'aménagement de terrains » (Français → Anglais) :

Supporting regional identity while pursuing convergence at a European level with regard to development and improving conditions for growth and employment is, in fact, an essential precondition for achieving the Lisbon objectives and boosting the economy, especially at local and regional levels.

G. whereas the land law in force in Spain grants land owners 90 % of the building rights and the specific nature of the LRAU requires owners, in the event of the approval of an integrated development plan (plan de actuación integrada – PAI) by a local authority, to surrender not only 10 % of their building rights to the municipality without compensation as "patrimonio municipal de suelo" (municipal land), but also the land for any paths, roads, car parks, public spaces and public facilities, or to pay the development costs decided by the developer of the new infrastructure, a procedure over which the owner has no control whatsoever,

G. whereas current property law in Spain grants property owners 90 % of construction rights and the specific nature of the LRAU requires property owners, in the event of the approval of a land development project (Plan de actuación integrada – PAI) by a local authority, to cede a minimum of 10 % of their property to the municipality as ‘Patrimonio Municipal Suelo’ (municipal land asset), together with the land for any paths, roads, car parks etc., public areas and public facilities, or pay development costs decided by the developer of that new infrastructure, a procedure over which the owner has no control,

Since July 2000, there has been a law in France requiring municipalities with more than 5000 inhabitants to establish caravan sites, but this law is not generally applied.

We know that in cities and towns the costs associated with ballparks, diamonds and equipment is ever increasing, particularly as it relates to our national sport of hockey (1300) The minister, with the approval of the governor in council, may enter into agreements with provinces and territories to provide for the payment of contributions in respect of costs incurred in undertaking programs designed to encourage and promote the development of physical activity or sport. A process would be set up so that we would not over-developing or over-concentrating in some areas of the country at the expense of others.

47. Notes that the detailed analysis of the costs of Parliament's three places of work was sent to the European Convention on 16 October 2002; notes that the annual cost of maintaining the three places of work is estimated at EUR 169 million, including EUR 120 million for the infrastructure (EUR 60 million rent of 300 000 square meter meeting rooms, offices and technical areas, EUR 18 million ancillary costs (water, gas, electricity, insurance, maintenance of technical installations, security) EUR 42 million for technical equipment, fitting-out and furnishing of premises), EUR 40 million for extra staff and missions (employment of supernumerary staff - EUR 22 million; mission expenses - EUR 18 million) and EUR 9 million for miscellaneous ...[+++]and other costs (telephone subscriptions, charges for telephone and telematic communications, insurance cover for telephone, IT, audiovisual equipment, office supplies, handling operations involving 15 lorries transporting cupboards and tin trunks full of documents);