Municipalities classified by the Littoral Law in Burgundy-Franche-Comté

Municipalities classified by the Littoral Law in Burgundy-Franche-Comté (department of Jura only concerned) in relation to the municipalities on 1 January 2017.The 13 municipalities concerned are the municipalities riparian of bodies of water greater than 1 000 ha, namely Lake Vouglans.The awareness of the economic importance of the coastline and the multiple covetousness of which it is the subject has made the intervention of a higher legal standard responsible for arbitrating between the multiple uses of the coastline indispensable. It is in this spirit that the Coastal Law was passed on 3 January 1986. Applicable to the metropolitan and overseas coasts, salt ponds and inland water bodies of more than 1000 hectares, the Coastal Law combines principles, sometimes contradictory, of development, protection and enhancement of the coastline with the objectives of: preserve rare and sensitive spaces, manage space consumption in an economical way through urbanisation and tourist facilities in particular, open the shore more widely to the public, such as beaches, in order to welcome, as a priority on the coast, activities whose development is linked to the sea.勃艮第-弗朗什-孔泰大区（仅涉及汝拉省）依据《滨海法（Littoral Law）》，以2017年1月1日的在册市镇名录为基准，对辖区内市镇开展分类工作。 此次纳入范围的13个市镇均为面积超1000公顷的水体沿岸市镇，具体为武格朗湖（Lake Vouglans）沿岸市镇。 人们逐步意识到滨海区域的经济价值，且该区域存在多重利益诉求，因此亟需通过更高层级的法律规范，对滨海区域的多元用途进行协调与仲裁。正是基于这一立法理念，法国于1986年1月3日正式颁布《滨海法（Coastal Law）》。 该法适用于法国本土及海外领地的海岸、盐田与面积超1000公顷的内陆水体，融合了滨海区域开发、保护与提质的多重（有时存在冲突的）原则，旨在达成以下目标：保护珍稀敏感空间；通过优化城镇建设与旅游设施布局，集约管控空间占用；进一步向公众开放包括海滩在内的岸线资源；优先承接与海洋产业发展相关的沿岸活动。