Yvelines

On Monday June 30, 2025, the City of Plaisir organized a public meeting attended by over 150 local residents to discuss the Parc de la Mare aux Saules development project. Attended by Mayor Joséphine Kollmannsberger, members of the municipal council and ECT teams, the meeting provided an opportunity to present the development proposals and discuss them directly with residents. This moment of exchange illustrates the desire to co-construct an inclusive and sustainable green space at the heart of the commune. A citizens’ meeting at the heart of the project At this meeting, participants were given a detailed look at the

On May 24, 2025, at the end of the Course de l’Espoir (Race of Hope) of the “La Main au Chapeau” festival, Stéphane Tremblay, Mayor of Buchelay, inaugurated the new public park. Despite uncertain weather conditions, residents gathered to discover this space dedicated to relaxation and leisure, around a convivial moment shared in the heart of the park. A park built at no cost to the municipality The Buchelay ECT park is the result of a sustainable project designed in partnership with the local community. Located at the entrance to the town, it complements the town’s sports facilities. ECT used

At the invitation of the Buchelay (78) town council, ECT teams went to meet pupils at Pierre Larousse elementary school as part of an introduction to sustainable development and biodiversity. An afternoon in December, focusing on the circular economy This afternoon was an opportunity for ECT to raise students’ awareness of the issues involved in the circular economy of excavated soil from urban construction sites. With a very local example : the development of a new park in Buchelay, located behind the Plaine des Sports Grigore-Obreja. Once the soil has been brought in, the park will be landscaped and fitted

A new site for recycling soil from construction sites in western Paris From July 3, ECT’s Plaisir site in the Yvelines region will be open to inert soil deposits. Soil received on site is directly reused to create a landscaped park. The site is 4 km from the RN12 exit to or from Versailles/Dreux. To accommodate the trucks and guarantee safe access to the site, major roadworks were carried out. From the RD912, a single access will be created to the site. To ensure that traffic flows smoothly without risk, compulsory access points must be used at site entrances and