Commune associée
The Commune associée is a form of administrative organization that has existed in France since 1971 , which enables incorporated municipalities to retain certain competencies. As of January 1, 2009, there were 710 such churches.
Communes associées have their own mairie with restricted rights. For this purpose they have their own Council, which the mayor must make (mayor) of the whole community suggestions. There is also a social center and an electoral institution in the Communes associées.
This possibility of a community merger was established with the so-called Loi Marcellin . The number of communes associées rose to 1011 in 1977. Since then, their number has decreased again.
See also
- Unreal choice of part of town in the municipal law of Baden-Württemberg