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Construction and Renovation
- General Information
- Demolition
- Driveway, Walkway and Parking Area
- Exterior Work
- Fence and Hedge
- Geothermal Systems
- Interior Renovations
- Landscaping
- Landscaping and pool
- Licence for Landscapers and Snow Removal Contractors
- Mechanical Equipment
- New Buildings and Extensions
- Occupancy Certificate: Use of a new building, change of use, commercial premises and café-terrace
- Plumbing
- Retaining Wall
- Rock Excavation and Blasting
- Roof
- Signs
- Solar Panel
- Tree Felling
- Windows and Doors
- Urban Planning
Update: Asphalt patching work on Lansdowne, Edgehill, and Severn Avenues
Update-July 6: Due to unexpected logistical constraints, the project originally scheduled to begin on July 6 has been delayed. Work is now projected to begin in early August.
As part of its road maintenance programme, the City of Westmount will carry out asphalt patching work starting on July 6.
Work will be done on targeted sections of the following streets:
- Lansdowne Avenue (between Sherbrooke Street West and Côte-Saint-Antoine Road)
- Edgehill Avenue (between Lexington Avenue and The Boulevard — east side)
- Severn Avenue (between Mountain Avenue and Mount Pleasant Avenue)
What is patching?
Unlike full resurfacing, these localized interventions consist solely of replacing the top layer of asphalt on specific sections where the pavement is severely deteriorated and eliminating recurring potholes to secure the roadway. No work is planned on the roadway foundation or underground infrastructure. This type of cost effective repairs quickly improves driving conditions and extends the useful life of the road while a larger-scale, full rehabilitation project for the street is being planned.