“NNo one may, without having an authorizing title, occupy an outbuilding in the public domain…” The maritime public domain (DPM), which extends on land to the upper limit of the waters, belongs to the State, responding to a fundamental right, that of its free use by the public.
Exception made for establishments with a temporary occupation authorization (AOT), i.e. “a prefectural decree issued to the petitioner after instruction from the public domain management service, the Corsican Sea and Coastal Department (DMLC)”specifies the website of the Corse-du-Sud prefecture.
Which is sometimes not without posing some legal imbroglios, as is the case for the Tra di Noi hut in Cala Rossamunicipality of Lecciagainst which a report was drawn up in January 2022.
In question, the presence on the public maritime domain, without occupation authorization, of a demountable catering premises, a catering terrace on sand and twelve mattresses and two parasols, with a total area of 248 m².
