Commission du Vieux Paris — Educated addresses

**Set of data referring addresses (files to be investigated) presented in the Commission of Old Paris between 2005 and 2020, specifies the wishes issued if there have been any and gives access from 2006 to the session documents.** The Old Paris Commission is an advisory committee. The mission of this committee is to advise the Mayor of Paris for the protection of the Parisian heritage in its historical, artistic, aesthetic, archaeological, architectural and urban aspects. More information: [Statuts of the Old Paris Commission](https://cdn.paris.fr/paris/2019/07/24/307459b8cf62e70ea7c00a734e576c7a.pdf) **The Commission of Old Paris — History:** In 1897, a Commission du Vieux Paris was established within the Prefecture of the Seine “in charge of looking for the remains of old Paris, of ascertaining their present state, of ensuring, as far as possible, their conservation, to follow, from day to day, the excavations that may be undertaken and the transformations deemed indispensable, and to preserve authentic proofs of them” Minutes of the Commission of Old Paris, 28 January 1898. Since 2003, the 55 members have served for the duration of the term of office, in accordance with the requirements of the General Code of Territorial Communities. The Commission shall be chaired by the Mayor of Paris, a member by law, or his representative. 14 elected representatives, representing all political groups, are appointed by the Paris Council. Qualified personalities are appointed by the Mayor of Paris. On October 24, 2014, La Maire de Paris unveiled the composition of the Old Paris Commission. This respects gender parity. More information about [history](https://www.paris.fr/pages/la-commission-du-vieux-paris-226)(https://www.paris.fr/pages/la-commission-du-vieux-paris-226) The dataset is the strict content of the [interactive map of addresses instructed by the Commission of Old Paris (2005-2020)](https://capgeo.sig.paris.fr/Apps/AdressesCommissionVieuxParis) This dataset and map are gradually enriched.