Renovation aid for craft and retail façades: check the conditions of the aid
This aid concerns: natural or legal persons registered in the trade and companies register or the trades register, auto-entrepreneurs, artists registered with the “Maison des artistes” and associations selling local products to the public, with priority for business creators. The operations cited in the catalogue are: shop façade renovation projects: low-energy lighting, double or triple glazing, shop sign, repainting of the shop façade, closing and security systems, and recessing an air-conditioning unit. Amount recorded: a grant of 20% of eligible expenditure, up to €2,000.
Renovation aid for craft and retail façades aims to support and strengthen local shops, support the diversity of the retail offer and make town and village centres more attractive through high-quality improvements to shop façades. To find out whether your project may be concerned, examine the planned operations, your profile and the conditions described below. The catalogue information is a first screening: the criteria, timetable and procedures in force should be confirmed with the funder before any commitment.
Funded by CC le Grand Charolais
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Who can apply
Natural or legal persons registered in the trade and companies register or the trades register; auto-entrepreneurs, artists registered with the “Maison des artistes”; associations selling local products to the general public (notably in village centres). Priority will be given to business creators, but the aid is also extended to existing shops and craftspeople wishing to receive aid for a renovation needed for their activity and up to date with their tax and legal obligations. Eligible perimeters: the ORT intervention areas of the Petites Villes de Demain scheme (excluding business parks) for the 4 signatory towns, namely Charolles, Digoin, Paray-le-Monial and Saint-Bonnet-de-Joux; protected retail frontages in village centres under the PLUi (intercommunal local plan); on an occasional basis (subject to the committee’s opinion), activities in the very centre of a village.
Eligibility conditions
To be subsidised, the works must be carried out by third-party craftspeople and suppliers. All self-build works are automatically excluded.
What the scheme covers
Shop façade renovation projects. Eligible: any shop façade with a frontage and a shop window receiving the public. Eligible expenditure: low-energy lighting; double or triple glazing replacing existing single glazing; shop sign; repainting of the shop façade only; closing and security systems; works to recess an air-conditioning unit.
Amount and funding terms
A grant of 20% of eligible expenditure, up to €2,000.
How to apply
1. Describe the project and its aim. 2. Gather quotes, financial information and supporting documents linked to the planned operations. 3. Ask the funder for the list of documents and the current application timetable. 4. Wait for written confirmation of eligibility and of the start rules before signing quotes or starting works.
Timeline
This page alone does not confirm an opening period or a current deadline. Check the timetable, the funds available and the rule on starting expenditure directly with the funder before applying.
Key facts
- Funder
- CC le Grand Charolais
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Maximum amount
- €2,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Funding rate
- 20%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
Which façade or shopfront works can be funded?
Shop façade renovation projects. Eligible: any shop façade with a frontage and a shop window receiving the public. Eligible expenditure: low-energy lighting; double or triple glazing replacing existing single glazing; shop sign; repainting of the shop façade only; closing and security systems; works to recess an air-conditioning unit.
Who can apply for this aid?
Natural or legal persons registered in the trade and companies register or the trades register; auto-entrepreneurs, artists registered with the “Maison des artistes”; associations selling local products to the general public (notably in village centres). Priority will be given to business creators, but the aid is also extended to existing shops and craftspeople wishing to receive aid for a renovation needed for their activity and up to date with their tax and legal obligations.
What is the amount of the aid and how is it calculated?
A grant of 20% of eligible expenditure, up to €2,000.
Which conditions should be checked before applying?
Conditions indicated on this page: to be subsidised, the works must be carried out by third-party craftspeople and suppliers. All self-build works are automatically excluded. Scope indicated: territorial aid. Confirm with the funder that the scheme is open, the documents to attach, the combination rules and that you must apply before committing any expenditure.
Official source
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