Institutional Transparency & Public Access
In full alignment with our statutory non-profit mandate (Association Loi 1901, RNA W283003034, SIREN 923755292), Les Amis de la Sauvegarde du Patrimoine de Serazereux operates a completely open-access archive. We believe that public interest organizations have a civic duty to share their research, governance documents, financial records, and historical collections freely with the communities they serve.
All documentation produced by our association or digitized from municipal archives is made available under open public utility terms. You do not need to register an account or pay any fee to access these materials. Whether you are a local resident investigating the history of your home, a university researcher studying medieval Eure-et-Loir architecture, a journalist, or a student, our repository is at your full disposal.
"All membership fees and dues are fully reinvested in the association's public interest missions."
1. Foundational Statutes & Governance Filings
These formal legal instruments define the non-profit constitution, charitable scope, and statutory compliance framework under which our association operates. Filed and recorded with the Prefecture of Eure-et-Loir, these documents are published here for permanent public inspection.
Official Association Statutes (Association Loi 1901)
Complete 14-article constitution outlining non-profit purpose, benevolent volunteer governance, membership rights, and dissolution terms.
Official Journal Declaration Extract (RNA W283003034)
Certified publication receipt from the Journal Officiel des Associations documenting formal state recognition in Eure-et-Loir.
Internal Volunteer & Safety Charter
Operational guidelines governing field restoration sites, lime mortar safety, ladder usage, and benevolent conduct.
2. Financial Audits & Certified Accounts
Transparency in the stewardship of public interest subsidies and voluntary dues is essential. Below are our annual financial statements, certified by independent account verifiers elected by our general assembly.
Certified Financial Statements 2024–2025
Complete income statement, balance sheet, and subsidy utilization schedule certified with zero reservations.
Municipal Subsidy Justification Dossier
Exhaustive expense reconciliation presented to the Mairie of Serazereux detailing lime and sand procurement for Saint-Denis Church.
Statutory Non-Profit Tax Exemption Certificate
Official fiscal ruling confirming non-commercial character, disinterested management, and exemption from commercial trade taxes.
3. Technical Whitepapers & Architectural Surveys
Our research committee produces detailed technical whitepapers documenting traditional restoration techniques, structural condition surveys, and historical monographs concerning the monuments of Serazereux.
Saint-Denis Church Architectural History (12th–16th C.)
Comprehensive 48-page architectural monograph with high-resolution photographic plates, elevation diagrams, and masons' mark catalog.
Traditional Lime Mortars in Beauce & Eure Masonry
Practical guide for homeowners and volunteers on sand grading, hydraulic lime ratios, and non-destructive joint repointing.
Rural Calvaries of Serazereux: Heritage Survey
GPS cadastral mapping, structural damage index, and historical provenance of all seven freestanding monuments in the commune.
4. Institutional Press Kit & Media Resources
For journalists, regional publications, and educational institutions wishing to report on our civic conservation work, we offer a complete press kit containing verified institutional facts, executive officer biographies, and copyright-free high-resolution photography.
Institutional Press Dossier & Media Factsheet
Key facts, chronological history of Serazereux, interview contacts, and project milestones formatted for media republication.
High-Resolution Heritage Photography Pool
Curated 35mm photographic collection of Saint-Denis Church and volunteer fieldwork for non-commercial editorial use.
Terms of Open Educational & Non-Commercial Reuse
All whitepapers, historical finding aids, high-resolution photographs, and architectural scans provided on this portal are published under an Open Non-Profit Knowledge License. You are free to download, study, reproduce, and distribute these documents for educational, historical, genealogical, journalistic, or personal purposes, provided that appropriate attribution is given to Les Amis de la Sauvegarde du Patrimoine de Serazereux and the Commune of Serazereux.
Commercial exploitation, sale, or paywalled redistribution of these public interest archives is strictly prohibited under our association's statutory framework and French non-profit law. If your research leads to published academic papers, master's theses, or regional publications, we kindly invite you to send a complimentary copy or digital link to our secretariat at the Mairie to enrich our community library.
Physical In-Person Archival Access at the Mairie
In addition to our digital downloads, our physical historical collection is housed securely within the municipal records office at the Mairie of Serazereux (4 Rue Saint Denis, 28170 Serazereux). In-person consultations of original parish registers, eighteenth-century deeds, and cadastral maps can be scheduled by contacting our General Secretary in advance.