Garden · 16e

Jardin du Ranelagh

The Jardin du Ranelagh is a green space in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, France.

Deliberations 1999–2026

No subsidy, investment or public contract could be tied to this place in the open data: day-to-day running costs (upkeep, staff) are not broken down by place. Only subsidies to an operator, investment projects and public contracts that name the place appear here.

Key moments

JUNE 1999The first funding on record in the gardenAn equipment grant of 107,000 francs to the Association générale des familles du 16e to install a canopy on the chalet it uses in the garden.

SEPTEMBER 2008The City hosts a childcare drop-in center free of chargeAuthorization to make available to the UDAF, free of charge, a 400 m² plot of the garden for a childcare drop-in center.

JULY 2008Expanding the garden, but R.F.F. stands in the wayA motion calling for the former railway line to be attached to the garden; the deputy mayor made it conditional on an agreement with R.F.F.

JULY 2009Removing a disused guards' kioskAuthorization for the Mayor to file an application for a permit to demolish the garden's disused guards' kiosk (2,500 euros including tax).

NOVEMBER 2009Unanimous support for giving the garden back to pedestrians on SundaysThe Council unanimously adopted the motion to renew the summer Sunday pedestrianization of avenues Ingres and Raphaël.

FEBRUARY 2026A naming that divides the CouncilA motion proposing to name a path in the garden "Brigitte Bardot," contested during the session by the Green group and Paris en commun.

See 2 more moments

JULY 2008Protecting children from through trafficA motion from the U.M.P.P.A. group to reserve for pedestrians, on Sundays, the paths used by motorists during the week.

JULY 2009Funding for the drop-in center risesAn amendment raising the operating grant for the "Jardin du Ranelagh" childcare drop-in center to 31,160 euros.

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