Par Jerome Lemonnier
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In two years almost to the day, the Olympic flame will shine in the Parisian sky as part of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Seine-et-Marne will have the pleasure of hosting the rowing and canoeing events on the waters of thepond of Vaires-sur-Marne.
But that’s not all. Being labeled “Terre de Jeux” by the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games Organizing Committee (Cojop), the department has preparation centers for the Games, known as CPJs. Seine-et-Marne has about thirty. The objective of these structures is to welcome delegations from all over the world for a training course or as a rear base during the competition. They have been labeled on the basis of demanding specifications defined by Paris 2024 and the State. This allows them to appear in the official Paris 2024 catalog sent to all 206 National Olympic Committees.
18 sites
In Seine-et-Marne, 18 CPJs are currently receiving financial support from the Department. “We are going to inject nearly 8 million euros into these projects”, comment the services of the departmental council of Seine-et-Marne which indicate in passing that “21 projects must see the light of day on these sites”.
-Construction of the Canoe-Kayak and Paddle Sports Center in Vaires-sur-Marne
-Extension of the Torcy Canoe-Kayak premises
-Renovation of the Grand Parquet inter-municipal equestrian stadium in Fontainebleau.
-Construction of an accommodation structure for able-bodied and disabled athletes at the CNSD by the Center National des Sports de la Défense.
-Construction of a covered archery range and bringing the existing archery facilities at the Philippe Mahut stadium up to accessibility standards by the Pays de Fontainebleau.
-Construction of an inter-municipal dojo in Ozoir-la-Ferrière by Portes Briardes.
-Construction of a gymnasium in Lésigny by Portes Briardes.
-Installation of an indoor simulator (rowing tank) for rowing and acquisition of boats (canoe-kayak and adapted rowing) at the Magdeleine nautical base in Samois-sur-Seine
-Extension and upgrading to international standards of the S. Allende gymnasium in Combs-la-Ville
– Realization of an equestrian career to the Olympic standards of the island-of-leisures of Jablines-Annet
-Rehabilitation and upgrading to international standards of the athletics stadium at the Philippe Mahut sports complex in Fontainebleau, where the first national athletics meeting of Seine-et-Marne was organized on May 17
-Extension and upgrading to international standards of the Condorcet gymnasium, with change of apparatus in Meaux
-Renewal of the gymnastics apparatus of the Allende gymnasium of the Athletic Club of Combs-la-Ville
-Acquisition of 2 gymnastics platforms to international standards in Combs-la-Ville at the Allende gymnasium
– Reconstruction of the Société Nautique de Lagny (rowing) in Lagny-sur-Marne, to facilitate the reception of international delegations in preparation.
– Facilities for the practice of wheelchair fencing and international sporting standards for fencing in Bailly-Romainvilliers
In Chelsea:
– development of the Maurice-Baquet complex (CPJ for gymnastics and judo
– layout of the bowl (CPJ skateboard)
The Melun:
– development of the nautical circle (CPJ rowing)
– development of the Jacques-Marinelli complex (CPJ football and fencing)
-Renovation work on the roof of the Boisramé gymnasium (CPJ handball) in Pontault-Combault
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