Chevannes (91)
L'Aulnette aux Pointes" locality
91750 Chevannes
GPS coordinates :
48.536575, 2.422022
A new riding school in Essonne
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Types of layout
Outdoor sports and relaxation area
Issues :
Sport in the city
Status:
Development in progress
Project presentation
The project aims to rehabilitate a derelict site into an equestrian center. It was designed in partnership with the future owner of the equestrian center, the Comité départemental d’équitation de l’Essonne and the commune of Chevannes, and drawn up by landscape architect Laurent Latte (CPA Conseils).
Key figures
2020
Start of development with soil inputs
hectares
rehabilitated as an equestrian center
Project life
Chevannes schoolchildren plant trees at the riding school
December 2023 – For one morning, 90 children from the Centre elementary school came to the site to take part in the renaturation of the various wooded hillsides. More than of 500 saplings have been planted. Local species: cherry, privet, birch, hornbeam, willow, viburnum, European charcoal, common beech, field maple, common hazel.
Resumption of soil inputs in February 2022
In February 2022, the ECT site reopened its doors to inert soil.
A complete, environmentally-friendly equestrian center
The addition of soil allows the terraces to be shaped on several levels. These terraces will house the equestrian facilities for the riding arena and dressage, while the cross-country course is planned for the hillsides. Land reclamation and reuse finance all these developments.
The various plateaus are integrated into a landscaped setting of green landscaping and wooded hillsides.
Opening of a new ECT site in Chevannes, Essonne, to build an equestrian center.
ECT opens a new site on June 8, 2019. The purpose of this site for recycling inert soil from building sites in the south of the Ile-de-France region is to create an equestrian center.
The equestrian project has been “eco-designed” in conjunction with the Comité départemental d’équitation de l’Essonne, the commune of Chevannes and landscape architect Laurent Latte of CPA Conseils. The project defines the equestrian development zones as well as the site’s environmental and biodiversity management.
