Why?

Residents living near France's ten largest airports can receive aid in soundproofing their homes. To determine which residents are eligible for this aid, a Noise Disturbance Map has been drawn up for the airports in question.

       
Airports (French)
 

How?

This map is drawn up based on estimated air traffic, applicable air traffic procedures and infrastructures that will be in use in the year following the date of publication of the order approving the map. The map is drawn up under the authority of the prefect and submitted to the town councils of the communities concerned for approval, to the residents' aid committee and to ACNUSA. It is revised upon the initiative of the prefect or at the request of ACNUSA.

Third parties can obtain further information from the Town Hall (consultation or display board).

       
Legal texts (French)
clause19-1 of law no. 92-1444
decree no. 94-236 of March 18, 1994, modified by decree no. 97-607
decree no. 2000-415

What?

A report and a 1:25000-scale map showing three areas:
 area I, indicates a very high level of noise pollution limited by the Lden 70 index curve;
 area II, indicates a high level of noise pollution between the Lden 70 and Lden 65 index curves;
 area III, indicates a moderate level of noise pollution between the Lden 65 and Lden 55 index curves.