Bandol: Public inquiry launched for wastewater network rehabilitation project

The project aims to secure bathing water quality and involves the renewal and repair of outfall pipes.

Aerial view of the Mediterranean coast near Bandol, France, showing the rehabilitation of secondary outfall pipes.
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Aerial view of the Mediterranean coast near Bandol, France, showing the rehabilitation of secondary outfall pipes.

A public inquiry has been launched in Bandol concerning the rehabilitation project for the secondary wastewater network outfalls, led by the Agglomération Sud Sainte Baume.

By prefectural decree, the Prefect of the Var has initiated a public inquiry regarding environmental authorization and public maritime domain use concession requests for the rehabilitation project of the secondary wastewater outfalls in the town of Bandol. This project is led by the Agglomération Sud Sainte Baume.
The works include the renewal of the Ancienne Corniche outfall, the repair and extension of the Eden Roc outfall, and the dismantling of the Renecros outfall. The primary objective is to secure the bathing water quality in Bandol.
A paper file and a public inquiry register are available from September 28 to Wednesday, October 28 at the Espace Paul Ricard – Mairie Annexe de Bandol. The file remains accessible throughout the inquiry period.
The public can submit their observations and proposals on-site at 11 Rue des écoles 83150 Bandol, on Mondays, September 28 and October 6, from 9 AM to 12 PM, and on Mondays, October 19 and Wednesdays, October 28, from 2 PM to 5 PM.
Observations can also be submitted online via the dematerialized register at: https://www.registre-dematerialise.fr/7376/, or by email to: enquete-publique-7376@registre-dematerialise.fr.
Based on information from the official source: Communauté d'agglomération Sud Sainte Baume (29/09/2026)