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Parc Georges-Brassens

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Parc Georges-Brassens is located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, on the site of the former Vaugirard slaughterhouses.

Opened in 1985, it covers 8.7 hectares of sloping ground that, in the 18th century, held the Périchaux vineyard. Wikipedia ↗

Actually paid
183k €
BMO archives since
1949
Works paid for, year by year183 k €
Parc Georges Brassens - Rénovation des allées →2023183 k €
Key moments
JANUARY 2003The antiquarian book market takes over the whole hallThe Conseil de Paris amended the 1989 agreement to authorize GIPPE to also occupy the lower part of the Halle aux Chevaux, every Saturday and Sunday, for the antiquarian and second-hand book market.→
SEPTEMBER 2005The educational apiary gets a six-year leaseThe Council approved a six-year agreement authorizing the Société centrale d'apiculture to occupy part of the park to operate an apiary there, in exchange for an annual fee of 100 euros, and authorized the Mayor to sign it.→
NOVEMBER 2010Wine from the park's vineyards for social welfare workThe Council authorized the Mayor to sign an agreement granting the association "Le Club Vaugirard" 800 bottles of wine from the park's vineyards, to be sold in aid of the arrondissement's social welfare work.→
MARCH 2010A memorial tree, despite initial reluctanceThe motion requesting a memorial tree for Malik, a teenager who had been killed, was adopted unanimously, after the mayor of the 15th arrondissement had, according to deputy mayor Fabienne Giboudeaux citing his letter of February 18, initially judged the park unsuitable for it.→
OCTOBER 2023Expanding the apiary, but the park is protectedOn a motion from the executive, deputy mayor Christophe Najdovski confirmed that studies were under way to improve the educational apiary's facilities, specifying that the park's classification as a protected woodland area under the local urban plan (P.L.U.) prohibits any construction there.→
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JUNE 1997Why the park closes earlier in summerResponding to a written question from councillor Laure Schneiter, deputy mayor Françoise de Panafieu stated that the park's summer closing time had been moved from 10:00 pm to 9:30 pm since 1996, for security reasons.→
OCTOBER 2007The new market's location sparks debateDuring the debate on creating the "Georges Brassens" market, councillor Claire de Clermont-Tonnerre disputed its location on place Jacques Marette, at the park's entrance, arguing that it did not meet the original request for a market under the Halle aux Chevaux.→
OCTOBER 2025A park path named after Raymond DevosThe Conseil de Paris adopted the name "allée Raymond Devos" for the park path opening onto place Jacques Marette, in tribute to the comedian and friend of Georges Brassens.→

AI reading of 15 documents out of the 221 returned by the search — each line links to its deliberation.

In the Municipal Bulletin

In the municipal bulletin, the site does not yet appear as a park: it is listed under the name of the Vaugirard slaughterhouses, among the supply facilities that the City administered day to day. In 1949, a notice announced the closure of the Villette and Vaugirard slaughterhouses on Ascension Day, with the exception of the wholesale resupply markets; in 1950, the Bulletin published the text approving a December 1948 deliberation of the Conseil municipal setting the rates of duties and taxes collected at the Halles centrales and at these same slaughterhouses. In 1962, a report noted measures planned to improve the slaughterhouses' service conditions, in accordance with a motion issued by the Council. The archive offers only these few traces of day-to-day management — closing days, taxes, service conditions — of a facility then in operation.

Read the 3 citations in the municipal bulletin archives (Gallica)
1949“Closure of the Villette and Vaugirard slaughterhouses for Ascension Day … The Villette and Vaugi- rard slaughterhouses, with the exception of the wholesale resu…”→
1950“approving a deliberation of the Conseil municipal de Paris dated December 30, 1948 setting the rates of various duties and taxes collected at the Halles central…”→
1962“I had the honor of informing you of the measures I intended to take to improve the service conditions of the Vaugirard slaughterhouses, in accordance with the m…”→

Account written by AI from the selected extracts of the city’s official bulletin — each extract links to the scanned page on Gallica.

Sources

Conseil de Paris (Débat-Délibs) ↗ · Bulletin municipal officiel (Gallica/BnF) ↗ · CA annexes, Ville de Paris · Wikipédia ↗

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