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Dear ASL members,
OWNERS OF TERRES-BASSES
BAIE ROUGE
Our field manager Jean-Philippe CAMPION brings to your attention that recently several packs of dogs have been observed on the falaise des oiseaux but also around Baie Rouge, on the beaches.
There have been several dogs belonging to residents that have been attacked and some killed.
As you know, the means to control stray animals are limited in the Collectivité of Saint-Martin.
However, they have informed us of the arrival of the Guadeloupe animal control service in the coming days.
For the safety of your dogs at the moment, we kindly ask you to keep them at home so that they are protected from other dogs and the animal control service!
We need to remind you - but is it necessary- that dogs should not roam on the public and common roads of the subdivision, they should stay at home.
For the well-being of our community when you own a dog:
- It must wear a collar with its name and a phone number.
- It must be 'chipped.'
- It must be vaccinated.
We love our loyal companions, so let's work to ensure they can continue to live well with us at Terres-Basses and Baie Rouge.
Sincerely,
The manager
Le gestionnaire
Olivier Bernaz
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During the last few weeks, you have noticed that several leaks in the drinking water network have required the stoppage of distribution in Terres-Basses for several days. These leaks were finally repaired by SAUR at the request of the Collectivity following an order from the Prefecture.
However, we cannot rule out the risk of such events happening again.
The HOA does not have authority to intervene on this public network serving the water treatment plant at La Pointe du Canonnier.
We therefore invite the home owners to make the best arrangements they deem useful, to deal with possible other cuts.
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We inform you of the making of the order (arrêté préfectoral n°2022/013) regarding the protection of the sea turtle’s biotope in the Terres-Basses.
Terres-Basses beaches are very important sites for the sea turtle’s conservation. Baie Longue, Baie aux Prunes and Baie Rouge are among the most important egg-laying sites of Saint-Martin.
In order to protect the biotope and the beaches of Terres-Basses, the prefectorial order n°2022/013 states measures of protection, that will help the spawning success of sea turtles. These measures are applied on a specific area, defined as protected area. You will find, in the annex, a map at 1:5000, showing the delimitations.
Your comments made during the public consultation were mainly integrated in the latest version of the prefectorial order, that has been approved. We invite you, therefore, to read the prefectorial order.
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Phone: +590 590 87 78 04
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