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Municipal committees

The Council can create committees to examine and analyze certain files in depth. These committees play a consultative role, which means that they have a mandate to report to the Council and submit recommendations to it. The Council makes the final decision.

The role of the committees is to support both the work of the municipal managers and the planning and development initiatives. The Council is responsible for the make-up of the committees and can invite anyone it believes is likely to help it with its work: area specialists, members of organizations, representatives of the public, among others. The Urban Planning Consultative Committee, for example, has citizen members.

Commissions

Commissions are resident-focused and have more residents than elected officials as members. There is an agriculture commission and a recreation, culture, and community living commission. They have a maximum of 10 members, including three elected officials and one member of the administrative staff, and meet three to four times per year. The purpose of these commissions is to consult with residents on policies, legislative proposals, specific issues, program implementation, and so on. Community organizations and stakeholders will be asked to join the recreation commission.

Non-Municipal committees

These are committees on which the Municipality is represented since they are responsible for topics of interest to it. These include, for example, the Office municipal d’habitation (OMH) and the Comité de jumelage (Roquebrune-sur-Argens / La Pêche).