Cultural venue · 19e

Grande Halle de la Villette

The Grande Halle de la Villette, sometimes shortened to "Grande Halle," is a building from the former abattoirs made up of metal-frame structures, built in the Pont-de-Flandre neighborhood of Paris.

It is now located at Place de la Fontaine-aux-Lions, at the southern entrance to the Parc de la Villette. Wikipedia ↗

Deliberations 2000–2010

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

SEPTEMBER 2002birth of the future Espace PériphériqueThe City grants a subsidy (53,500 euros) to the new "Espace de création" on the former site of the Annie Fratellini circus school.

JULY 2003first major works funded on the siteAn exceptional subsidy of 137,000 euros co-finances major repair works on the Pavillon de la Bourse.

MARCH 2007the only contentious governance debate in the corpusIn session, a council member questions the City about the new EPIC director combining an elected mandate with running the establishment.

NOVEMBER 2008a new urban use moves into the parkThe Council approves and authorizes the Mayor to sign an occupancy agreement with the EPPGHV for the Park's public domain, for the installation of Vélib' bike-share stations.

APRIL 2009the only remark in the corpus that highlights the site's programmingIn session, a council member praises the Espace Périphérique as an important residency space for circus and street arts.

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NOVEMBER 2000lease governance predating the Espace Périphérique itselfThe Council authorizes the Mayor to sign a rider extending the occupancy agreement for the Pavillon de la Bourse until 2009 and changing how shared charges are calculated.

OCTOBER 2006the site is part of a tourism development along the canalThe Mayor is authorized to sign, with the Seine-Saint-Denis department and the EPPGHV among other parties, a 20-year tripartite agreement for installing tourist information points on the public waterway domain.

SEPTEMBER 2008recurring mechanism of the rider that doubles the subsidyA rider doubles the operating subsidy partway through the year (from 82,500 to 165,000 euros) and adds 21,500 euros in equipment funding.

AI reading of 17 documents out of the 898 returned by the search — each line links to its deliberation.

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