Public assets: occupation, use and management · France / Switzerland
Public-domain damage: findings and restoration dossier
A public-domain conservation dossier identifies the asset and precise legal basis invoked for the alleged interference. France’s grande-voirie framework must be distinguished from ordinary road conservation and Swiss cantonal enforcement. Reconcile the report, dates, alleged responsible person and requested measures. Keep restoration separate from a monetary sanction and preserve notices, observations and corrective-work evidence. A simple occupation-removal request is a different task and does not establish an offence by itself.
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Which public-domain asset was allegedly affected?
France: identify the protected public-domain asset and alleged damage before selecting grande voirie. Switzerland: identify the actual Geneva road dependency; public ownership does not establish an equivalent nationwide conservation offence.
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
Conservation basis, findings and restoration-demand record
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Synthetic example: fictional records · Conservation basis, findings and restoration-demand record
- Jurisdiction
- France
- Asset and protection
- Public asset B1, framework P1
- Facts and report
- Event F1, finding V1
- Basis and authority
- Provision T1, procedure A1
- Restoration and response
- Demand R1, evidence O1
A simple occupation-removal request is a different task and does not establish an offence by itself.
What specific conservation offence and provision are invoked?
France: connect alleged conduct to the specific conservation provision and L2132-2 framework. Switzerland: Geneva Article 85 addresses violations within its road-law scope; neither reference replaces the facts and legal basis of the actual allegation.
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
Which official provision helps explain this situation?
A public-domain conservation dossier identifies the asset and precise legal basis invoked for the alleged interference. France’s grande-voirie framework must be distinguished from ordinary road conservation and Swiss cantonal enforcement. Reconcile the report, dates, alleged responsible person and requested measures. Keep restoration separate from a monetary sanction and preserve notices, observations and corrective-work evidence. A simple occupation-removal request is a different task and does not establish an offence by itself.
Which report identifies conduct, date and alleged responsibility?
France: retain the report, author, date, location and annexes. Switzerland: keep the corresponding finding and accused role; a photograph alone does not establish every offence condition or responsibility for the alleged damage.
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
How does French grande voirie differ from ordinary road conservation?
France: distinguish ordinary road-conservation and grande-voirie procedures. Switzerland: identify the actual cantonal repair or sanction route; the French procedure must not be imported merely because the asset is publicly owned.
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
Preparation reference: Conservation basis, findings and restoration-demand record
| Preparation question | Point to verify |
|---|---|
| Which public-domain asset was allegedly affected? | France: identify the protected public-domain asset and alleged damage before selecting grande voirie. Switzerland: identify the actual Geneva road dependency; public ownership does not establish an equivalent nationwide conservation offence. |
| What specific conservation offence and provision are invoked? | France: connect alleged conduct to the specific conservation provision and L2132-2 framework. Switzerland: Geneva Article 85 addresses violations within its road-law scope; neither reference replaces the facts and legal basis of the actual allegation. |
| Which report identifies conduct, date and alleged responsibility? | France: retain the report, author, date, location and annexes. Switzerland: keep the corresponding finding and accused role; a photograph alone does not establish every offence condition or responsibility for the alleged damage. |
| How does French grande voirie differ from ordinary road conservation? | France: distinguish ordinary road-conservation and grande-voirie procedures. Switzerland: identify the actual cantonal repair or sanction route; the French procedure must not be imported merely because the asset is publicly owned. |
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
Which authority or court handles the applicable route?
France: establish the pursuing authority and jurisdiction under the applicable branch. Switzerland: identify competent authority and review route for the Geneva act; this preparation does not determine every procedural safeguard from one statutory reference.
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
How are restoration demands separated from monetary sanctions?
France: L2132-10 separates fine and restoration in its fluvial branch. Switzerland: Geneva repair measures and administrative fines likewise need separate records; no universal monetary penalty or repair amount is calculated here.
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
What notices, observations and correction evidence are available?
France: connect notice, responses and corrective evidence to each requested consequence. Switzerland: Article 84 does not make execution erase every other responsibility; retain the actual closure or subsequent decision rather than assuming release.
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
Why is conservation enforcement distinct from removing an occupant?
France: conservation damage proceedings differ from removal of an occupant. Switzerland: likewise distinguish repair and possible sanction from object removal; leaving the site does not itself establish that alleged damage was repaired.
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
What other questions arise in this file?
What specific conservation offence and provision are invoked?
France: connect alleged conduct to the specific conservation provision and L2132-2 framework. Switzerland: Geneva Article 85 addresses violations within its road-law scope; neither reference replaces the facts and legal basis of the actual allegation.
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
How does French grande voirie differ from ordinary road conservation?
France: distinguish ordinary road-conservation and grande-voirie procedures. Switzerland: identify the actual cantonal repair or sanction route; the French procedure must not be imported merely because the asset is publicly owned.
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
How are restoration demands separated from monetary sanctions?
France: L2132-10 separates fine and restoration in its fluvial branch. Switzerland: Geneva repair measures and administrative fines likewise need separate records; no universal monetary penalty or repair amount is calculated here.
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
Why is conservation enforcement distinct from removing an occupant?
France: conservation damage proceedings differ from removal of an occupant. Switzerland: likewise distinguish repair and possible sanction from object removal; leaving the site does not itself establish that alleged damage was repaired.
Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84
Which official references should you consult?
- Code général de la propriété des personnes publiques : gestion des biens : L2132-2, L2132-10, L2132-20www.legifrance.gouv.fr
- Geneva LRoutes L1 10 : 85, 83, 84silgeneve.ch
Texts cited last checked: 3 November 2026