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Opérations Subventionnées Au Titre De La DSIL Classique 2020 Dans Le Val-De-Marne Opérations subventionnées au titre de la DSIL classique 2020 dans le Val-de-Marne Coût prévisionnel Montant DSIL % subvention Porteur du projet Intitulé détaillé du projet total HT de OBTENU DSIL l’opération Ablon-sur-Seine rénovation thermique du centre culturel Alain Poher 558 048,00 € 223 219,00 € 40 % Ablon-sur-Seine réhabilitation des vestiaires du gymnase Pierre Pouget 350 770,00 € 140 308,00 € 40 % Alfortville aménagement de la Maison France Services 285 000,00 € 88 008,00 € 31 % Alfortville extension de l’école Lacore Moreau 392 000,00 € 235 200,00 € 60 % programme pluriannuel de rénovation énergétique des équipements Champigny-sur-Marne publics 300 000,00 € 60 000,00 € 20 % Charenton-le-Pont projet de rénovation énergétique de l’éclairage public 1 392 105,30 € 335 246,00 € 24 % Choisy-le-Roi réalisation d’itinéraires cyclables (rive gauche) 6 800,00 € 5 440,00 € 80 % Ivry-sur-Seine rénovation des chaudières de la maison de quartier Ivry-Port 101 690,00 € 40 676,00 € 40 % réfection de l’étanchéité et mise en place de l’isolation d’une toiture de Ivry-sur-Seine 97 300,26 € 38 920,00 € 40 % l’école Maurice Thorez Le Perreux-sur-Marne construction d’un groupe scolaire (gestion énergétique raisonnée) 697 439,76 € 209 232,00 € 30 % réaménagement de l’avenue Chéret entre l’avenue de la Maréchale et la Le Plessis-Trévise 337 748,60 € 270 199,00 € 80 % place Verdun remplacement et de modernisation de l'éclairage public de la commune Le Plessis-Trévise dans diverses avenues de la ville du Plessis Trévise au titre de la transition 312 019,40 € 235 585,00 € 76 % énergétique Limeil-Brévannes vitrages thermiques et phoniques à l'école Pasteur 75 000,00 € 60 000,00 € 80 % remplacement des menuiseries extérieures de l’école élémentaire « Les 233 333,00 € 116 666,00 € Maisons-Alfort Planètes » 50 % Marolles-en-Brie rénovation de l'éclairage public par un système à leds 200 000,00 € 100 000,00 € 50 % Marolles-en-Brie rénovation de l’avenue des Bruyères et création d'une continuité cyclable 333 400,00 € 266 720,00 € 80 % remplacement des chaudières de la mairie, de la salle des fêtes et de Marolles-en-Brie 74 975,00 € 20 243,00 € 27 % l’église Marolles-en-Brie rénovation des cheminements piétons 259 148,20 € 207 319,00 € 80 % rénovation du système de chauffage et de l’éclairage de la maison des Marolles-en-Brie 24 727,00 € 8 654,00 € 35 % jeunes rénovation thermique de l'école Jean Jaurès et de ses annexes Noiseau 180 000,00 € 54 000,00 € 30 % (changement des menuiseries extérieures) Orly restructuration et extension de l’école maternelle Noyer Grenot 1 879 000,00 € 533 114,00 € 28 % Saint-Mandé rénovation thermique du centre culturel 220 408,19 € 107 625,00 € 49 % agrandissement, réhabilitation et mise en accessibilité de l’école 3 779 594,00 € 223 794,00 € Saint-Maur-des-Fossés élémentaire Auguste Marin 6 % Saint-Maurice installation de climatisations réversibles au groupe scolaire Gravelle 105 000,00 € 66 780,00 € 64 % Sucy-en-Brie création de pistes cyclables Bruyères-Fort via l'avenue Charles de Gaulle 657 994,60 € 272 156,94 € 41 % Thiais réfection de la toiture de l'école maternelle Jeanne d'Arc 169 983,00 € 70 339,00 € 41 % Villejuif rénovation de l'église Saint-Cyr-Sainte-Julitte 787 000,00 € 157 278,00 € 20 % Villeneuve-Saint-Georges aménagement cyclables 303 500,00 € 242 800,00 € 80 % mise en œuvre d'un mobilier urbain dit inclusif comme équipement de Villiers-sur-Marne mobilité et d'accessibilité de proximité au sein du futur parc Friedberg 20 000,00 € 4 000,00 € 20 % (quartier "Les portes de Paris - Les Hautes Noues") réalisation d'équipements multisports dans le quartier prioritaire Les Villiers-sur-Marne Portes de Paris - Les Hautes Noues 450 000,00 € 246 000,00 € 55 % reconstruction du restaurant scolaire Jacques Brel et création de classe à Villiers-sur-Marne 2 715 000,00 € 543 000,00 € 20 % l’école Jules Ferry changement des menuiseries extérieures de l'école élémentaire Jean 293 691,86 € 80 672,06 € Vitry-sur-Seine Moulin 27 %.
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