Église Saint-Merri
Église Saint-Merri (église, 4th arrondissement): €1.1M of City money since 2010 and 5 Paris Council deliberations, every fact linked to its source.
Source: Conseil de Paris, Bulletin municipal officiel, opendata.paris.fr, data as of 13 September 2026.
1.1€M
paid by the City for this place in 2019
The Église Saint-Merry, commonly called Saint-Merry, is a Catholic church located at no. Wikipedia ↗
What the City funds here
Works and renovation
1.1€M
paid · 2019
One building project paid, from the City’s published accounts.
2 contracts signed in 2013–2016, 190 k € ceiling
A contract amount is a ceiling: what was actually paid on it is not published by the City.
What the Paris Council said about it
3 moments chosen from the 5 deliberations read.
JUNE 2005Dressed stone and sculpture: amendments authorized on the façadeThe Council authorized the Mayor to sign two amendments for additional services: one bringing the total amount of the masonry contract held by the firm Quelin to €808,655.20 incl.JULY 2003Façade and bell tower: signing of a negotiated contract authorizedThe Council approved the principle and the award procedures of a project management contract negotiated without competitive tendering with Jean-François Lagneau, chief architect of historic monuments, for the restoration of the upper parts of the west façade, including the bell tower, and of the beginning of the straight bays of the choir, and authorized the Mayor to sign it.OCTOBER 2000City or parish: who should guard the church?Questioned by Mr.2 more moments, 2004–2008
MAY 2008Electrical contract: change of contract holder authorizedThe Council authorized the Mayor to sign an amendment substituting SAS Paris Forclum Ile De France - Etablissement de Melun for SAS Bornhauser Molinari Melun on electrical contract no. 06/41053.SEPTEMBER 2004Electrical compliance work: the principle approvedThe Council approved the principle of bringing the church's electrical installations up to code and the award of the works contract through a national open call for tenders.Other places · Culture
