1. Commence the construction or demolition/ addition/ repairs of a building
2. Carry out development of land shall apply to the Council for a Building and Land Use Permit

Opening Hours – 5.00 a.m in summer – 5.30 a.m in winter

Closing Hours – 7 p.m on weekdays -12.30 p.m on Sundays and public holidays

Categories of items traded at market:

1. Poultry and domestic fowls, including pigeons
2. Venison and same
3. Fresh fish, sea and river shell fish, cuttlefish and calmars, land and sea turtle
4. Salted and dried fish
5. Fruits and vegetables
6. Spices and pickles
7. Bread and cakes
8. Grain to be used as food

1. be a resident of the Municipal Council;
2. have reached his/her 18 birthday at the time of submission of the Expressions of Interest;
3. be the head of the family & the sole breadwinner;
4. not hold any other employment or have any other source of revenue
5. not already be the holder of any stall, shop or other place inside a market or fair or in any other place;
6. produce a document to the effect that he/she is unemployed at the time of submitting the Expressions of Interest

Cemeteries/Cremation

Ground/Crematorium 

Cemetery

Purchase of land for graves

Vault

Digging/reopening of graves of graves/vault

The Council has 3 crematoria.Namely:- Trou aux Cerfs, Bigarade. Tout Court, Rue Couvent

Cremation takes place as from 9.00 a.m to 4.30 p.m at 1½ hours interval.

Fees payable:

• • Cremation without coffin – Rs 2000
• • Cremation with coffin – Rs 3000

The Council has a cemetery at Bigarade.

Fees applicable for purchase of land for graves are Rs 500 for plot of land not exceeding 1.83 x 91 cm surface. For additional measurements an additional fee of Rs 200 is applicable.

The price of any plot of land not exceeding 3.35 m x 2.13 m shall be Rs 5000 for any additional surface measurement on additional fee of Rs 50 is applicable.

The price for digging/reopening of grave shall be Rs 300.

1. Petitions / requests received in writing from owners using the road or from the National Development Unit to declare a road as public.
2. 1. Petitioners are requested to submit a copy of title deeds, location and survey plan;
   2. A letter of consent to be signed by heirs in cases where the owner is not alive.
3. Confirmation of road on title deeds by the Head Of Works Department.
4. Site visits effected by Officers for verification and/or recommendation by Village Council (wherever applicable).
5. A report including site condition, topography, junctions, traffic flow etc and the costs estimates for eventual construction, maintenance or tarring and a memorandum of survey drawn by a Sworn Land Surveyor to be submitted to the Council for approval.
   It is to be noted that declaring a road as ‘public’ does not imply immediate provision of relevant infrastructure-like tarring, street lighting.
6. Upon approval of the Council, notice of ‘Intended Declaration’ is placed for a period of 30 days in a prominent position at the site to declare the road as ‘public’.
7. In the event that objections, if any, are received within the 30 days from the date of display, the following steps are taken:
   1. Confirm whether objector is the owner/resident of a property at the proposed public road;
   2. Confirm percentage of frontage of objector’s land on the proposed public road;

      Objections to be retained from owner or majority of owners only.

8. Objection is rejected if objector:
   1. Is not an owner/resident of any property on the site and lhrp
   2. Does not have the majority of the frontage on the proposed public road
9. In the event, no objection is received within a period of 30 days after the display of the notice is declared public.
   1. A notification plate is fixed at its entrance.
   2. Road is included in Master list.
   3. Relevant publication is made in the Government Gazette.
   4. Tarring of road upon availability of funds/and Council Decision

The Council maintains the street lighting of the roads and parks/gardens within its respective jurisdiction.

• • Sir Winston Churchill Stadium (Velodrome)
• • Casernes Football Ground (Harrylall Vaghjee)
• • Mangalkhan
• • Atlée
• • Wootun
• • L’Oyseau
• • Robinson
• • Malherbes
• • Lapeyrouse

• • Atlee Mangalkhan
• • L’Oyseau
• • Wootun
• • Lapeyrouse
• • Floreal
• • Malherbes
• • Casernes

• • Mangalkhan
• • L’Oyseau
• • Lapeyrouse
• • Atlee
• • Wootun
• • Malherbes

• • Mangalkhan Teste de Buch
• • Cité St Luc (NHDC)
• • L’Oyseau
• • Lapeyrouse
• • Eau-Coulée (Community Centre)
• • Malherbes
• • Atlée
• • Robinson

Municipal Pre-Primary Schools located at:

1. Résidence Casernes
2. Résidence Malherbes

Access is free to schools. Open to residents of the Town aged 3 – 5 years

The James Burty David Gymnasium has been inaugurated on 31 January 2012. It is located at E. Hughes at Trou aux Cerfs and is already operational.

• • Badminton Courts
• • Basket ball / Volley ball
• • One fitness centre musculation & cardio

Opening Hours:

• • Weekdays – 9 a.m – 9 p.m
• • Saturday – 9 a.m to 6 p.m
• • Sunday – 9 a.m to 12.00

• Queen Elizabeth AvenueSSR Botanical Garden
• • Résidence Joachim
• • Malherbes A Social Centre
• • Casernes Multi Purpose Complex
• • Atlee Social Hall
• • La Brasserie
• • Mangalkhan
• • Robinson
• • La Croix
• • Wootun
• • Eau Coulée

• • Joachim Multi Purpose Complex Charles Regnaud – Jaynarain Roy Multi Purpose Complex
• • Dame Henrison – Casernes Multi Purpose Complex
• • Malherbes A – Social Hall
• • Mangalkhan – Social Hall