Piscine Pailleron
Piscine Pailleron (swimming pool, 19th arrondissement): €43k of City money since 2010 and 26 Paris Council deliberations, every fact linked to its source.
Source: Conseil de Paris, Bulletin municipal officiel, opendata.paris.fr, data as of 13 September 2026.
43k €
paid by the City for this place since 2010
The Espace sportif Pailleron is a sports complex located on rue Édouard-Pailleron in the 19th arrondissement of Paris (France). Wikipedia ↗
What the City funds here
Works and renovation
43k €
paid · 2010–2016
2 building projects paid, from the City’s published accounts.
Outside the figure: 21 k € of works and renovation, in 2009. The City publishes investment from 2009, subsidies from 2010.
What the Paris Council said about it
6 moments chosen from the 26 deliberations read.
DECEMBER 2025The management model still under debateThe Council examined the principle and terms for awarding a new public service delegation, to which was attached a motion from the Communist and Citizen group calling for the municipalization of the Espace sportif Pailleron.OCTOBER 2022The City announces penalties against its delegateAfter Vert Marine announced it would not open the site on 8 September, Karim ZIADY announced that the City would apply the contractual penalties, in the order of €1,000 per day of closure; the motion called for a users' council and compensation for affected users.JULY 2006Operation moves to delegated managementThe Council approved the public service delegation agreement entrusting management of the pool and ice rink complex to the UCPA association, and authorized the Mayor to sign it.JULY 2001The approach shifts from demolition to renovationThe Council approved the principle of renovating the pool and rebuilding the ice rink, with a learners' pool, set the investment cost at 135,000,000 F including tax, and authorized the Mayor to sign the project-management delegation agreement with SEMAVIP.SEPTEMBER 1999The City attributes the halt of an already-funded project to the listingIn response to the "Rassemblement pour Paris" group, the City explained that the listing of the building in its entirety on the Historic Monuments register, by order of 19 June 1998, had called the project into question just as the competition's winner was about to be named: no further action was taken on the competition, candidates were compensated, and the complex was boarded up.SEPTEMBER 1997Starting point: the Council was presented with a demolition permitFive speakers debated the redevelopment of the Pailleron site: several objected to demolishing and rebuilding the 1933 Art Deco swimming pool, closed since 1991, and argued for rehabilitation; Gisèle STIEVENARD blamed the City for having failed to maintain the buildings.2 more moments, 2003–2015
MAY 2015Attendance and pricing at the heart of the renewalWhen the public service delegation was renewed, Sergio TINTI cited 600,000 admissions in 2014 and the QualiParis label obtained in 2013 and 2014, while Danielle SIMONNET deplored the disparity in pricing between pools, the ticket at Pailleron being €3.50.SEPTEMBER 2003Cost and respect for the original building discussed togetherDebate on Amendment No. 2: BLET asked that the spirit of the Art Deco architecture be genuinely respected, MADEC attributed the amendment to the requirements of the Architecte des Bâtiments de France, and CHERKI defended the plan and put the project's cost at over €20 million during the session.Other places · Sport & swimming
