Last Remaining Local Shop Support
The scheme aims to keep or create the last local shop and covers in particular building works, road and utility works and certain project supervision costs. The catalogue indicates a cost base of €15,000 to €200,000. The rate, aid cap, eligible activities and any obligation to keep the shop open must be confirmed in the local rules.
In a municipality where the last shop risks disappearing, the works needed to take it over or keep it open can be a decisive obstacle. This aid is listed to support property investment linked to the retail activity. The catalogue mentions a cost base of €15,000 to €200,000, but this is the planned expenditure, not a guaranteed grant. The funder and its rules must still be identified before estimating the aid.
Funded by Financeur non résolu (DGE)
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Who can apply
The catalogue targets businesses that make the investment themselves, are registered in the national business register (RNE) and are up to date with their tax and social security obligations. The aid appears to be linked to keeping or creating the last shop in a given area. The municipality concerned, the eligible retail activities and any takeover conditions must be specified before concluding on eligibility.
Eligibility conditions
A sound economic situation, tax and social security obligations up to date, territorial criteria and any commitments to keep the shop open must be checked in the rules in force.
What the scheme covers
The costs listed concern construction, extension, renovation or restructuring of the shop building, road and utility works, certain project supervision, inspection and health and safety coordination costs, and the simultaneous purchase of the land or building. The exact cost base and exclusions must be confirmed in the funder’s rules.
Amount and funding terms
The catalogue indicates eligible costs of €15,000 to €200,000. This is not necessarily the grant amount. The rate, cap and whether the scheme is currently valid are not confirmed.
How to apply
1. Identify the local authority running the scheme and the shop concerned. 2. Gather the project description, works quotes, financing plan and evidence that this is the last local shop. 3. Have the rate, cap, accepted costs and commitments to keep the shop open confirmed in writing. 4. Check whether the application must be submitted before placing any order or starting works.
Timeline
No opening or closing date specific to this scheme is given. Do not treat the aid as open before finding the local authority’s rules and confirming the current procedure.
Key facts
- Funder
- Financeur non résolu (DGE)
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Funding rate
- 20%
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
Who is this aid for?
The catalogue targets businesses that make the investment themselves, are registered in the national business register (RNE) and are up to date with their tax and social security obligations. The aid appears to be linked to keeping or creating the last shop in a given area. The municipality concerned, the eligible retail activities and any takeover conditions must be specified before concluding on eligibility.
What can it fund?
The costs listed concern construction, extension, renovation or restructuring of the shop building, road and utility works, certain project supervision, inspection and health and safety coordination costs, and the simultaneous purchase of the land or building. The exact cost base and exclusions must be confirmed in the funder’s rules.
How much can be obtained?
The catalogue indicates eligible costs of €15,000 to €200,000. This is not necessarily the grant amount. The rate, cap and whether the scheme is currently valid are not confirmed.
What is the next step?
1. Identify the local authority running the scheme and the shop concerned. 2. Gather the project description, works quotes, financing plan and evidence that this is the last local shop. 3. Have the rate, cap, accepted costs and commitments to keep the shop open confirmed in writing. 4. Check whether the application must be submitted before placing any order or starting works.
Official source
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