RODP: presentation of the NaTran support scheme
What is the Public Land Occupation Charge (RODP)?
If you are a local authority and the NaTran network crosses one of your public land areas, you are subject to the Public Land Occupation Charge (RODP).
To help you with the process, NaTran has just published a guide describing all the steps involved, as well as a tool that allows you to calculate the fee at municipal, departmental or EPCI (Public Establishments for Inter-municipal Cooperation) level via our ODRÉ data portal.
An overview of our support programme
1/ The RODP principle and calculation methods
Description of the public utility declaration principle, which authorises the routing of networks but does not exempt the holder from the obligation to pay the RODP: occupation is permitted, but may be subject to a fee.
Description of the parameters to be taken into account when calculating your RODP and issuing a payment notice.
>>> Access the section on RODP principles and procedures
2/ Use of data published on the ODRÉ portal
The datasets developed in ODRÉ help you refine your searches by geographical area (municipality, department; interactive map) and time period. The tool also allows you to download your search results in a range of formats: CSV, JSON, Excel, GeoJSON, Shapefile, KML, FlatGeobuf (FGB), GPX, Parquet, etc.
Access to the ODRÉ portal and to the relevant public domain datasets:
3/ Request for a payment order
Local authorities have two options for submitting their enforceable payment orders or notices of amounts due: by post or via the Approved Platform (PA) from September 2026.
4/ A Q&A section
Who to contact in the event of an error, application of the scale of charges, retroactive claims… this section addresses specific issues you may encounter.