Park · 14e

Parc Montsouris

Parc Montsouris is a public garden located in the neighborhood of the same name, in the south of Paris, in the 14th arrondissement.

Laid out at the end of the 19th century like Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, this English-style park covers 15 hectares. The park is home to a large number of bird species and many trees. Wikipedia ↗

Actually paid

167k €

Ordered (contract ceilings)

61k €

Works paid for, year by year167 k €

Parc Montsouris Travaux d'entretien courant202232 k €Parc Montsouris - Entretien courant2023134 k €

Contracts signed for this place61 k €

Mise en PLA Filet Antichute Passerelle RER Parc MontsourisRATP · 202233 k €Vérification de la solidité de la passerelle de la cascade au parc MontsourisREGIE AUTONOME · 202428 k €

Maximum amount set in the contract, not the final spend: what was actually paid on each contract is not published by the City. Each line links to the contract record.

Key moments

DECEMBER 2001Concession awarded against a single remaining candidateThe concession for the Pavillon Montsouris was awarded after all candidates other than the incumbent occupant had withdrawn; an amendment was filed so that a "café" function and a terrace would be open to park users.

OCTOBER 2006A facility in the park entrusted to an associationThe premises of the park's former Observatory were entrusted by agreement to the Association française d'astronomie, with the right to file building and demolition permits.

OCTOBER 2007First approval of the roadworks projectThe principle of works to reconstruct the park's roadways was approved, as a negotiated contract in two phases.

FEBRUARY 2019The park inscribes memory into its pathsThe Council examined the name "Allée Jacques Higelin" for a path in the northeast part of the park.

APRIL 2019The park's restaurant disputed as a social enclaveA ten-year occupancy agreement designated a new operator for the Pavillon Montsouris; the Communist group announced it would abstain, judging the attached price list reserved for the highest incomes.

See 3 more moments

NOVEMBER 2004The park behind the scenes: staff facilitiesThe Council approved the renovation of the park's staff facilities, through a contract under an open call for tenders in 8 inseparable lots.

JULY 2009The same project relaunched two years later, under a different procedureThe works to reconstruct the park's roadways were approved a second time, this time through a call for tenders in two phases.

MARCH 2015Use of the park runs up against work organizationThe motion requesting the simplification of the park's six opening-hours schedules was withdrawn, with the deputy mayor making any extension conditional on discussion with staff.

AI reading of 45 documents out of the 423 returned by the search — each line links to its deliberation.

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