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Read moreOrganic materials are mainly composed of water. The most important thing to do to avoid odours is to reduce humidity. Wrap your residues in newspaper or cardboard. Double your bin. Alternate wet materials (table scraps) and dry materials (pape......
Read moreA variety of techniques will be used depending on the area, including hand-pulling, tarping, and mowing. These interventions are intended to limit the spread of invasive plant species and promote biodiversity by supporting the growth of native plant......
Read moreInvasive plants are non-native trees, shrubs, grasses and flowers that have been spread by human activity, intentionally or accidentally. They are often capable of reproducing and spreading rapidly, outcompeting native species and upsetting the ecos......
Read moreIdentify and limit the presence of invasive plants in Westmount Invasive plants are non-native trees, shrubs, grasses and flowers that have been spread by human activity, intentionally or accidentally. They are often capable of reproducing and spre......
Read moreWhy is Hydro Westmount changing meters? Meters have an expiry date (generally 10 years) and must be changed by the expiration date. This process is strictly audited by Measurement Canada and failure to comply results in heavy fines for the City of......
Read moreOn April 1, 2024, Lucien-L’Allier station had to be closed due to some major renovation work. The work consists mainly in rebuilding the four platforms, which are at the end of their useful life, and in bringing the site up to accessibility and safe......
Read moreA buyer may be exempt from paying the duties on transfers in certain cases as set out in the Act respecting duties on transfers of immovables, R.S.Q., chapter D-15.1. The notary must mention the applicable exoneration, in accordance with the legisla......
Read moreIt is the responsibility of the dog owner or of its custodian to be aware of all relevant by-laws and regulations currently in effect. Westmount dog regulations, outlined in the By-law 1522 concerning dogs, stipulate, among other things, that: Do......
Read moreEmerald Ash Borer (Agrilus Planipennis) The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is a highly destructive insect pest of ash trees. Native to eastern Asia, this pest was first discovered in Canada and the U.S. in 2002. The EAB has killed millions of ash t......
Read moreThe community garden is shared public land that Westmount makes available to residents for growing vegetables. It is intended for those that do not have access to any land for cultivation. Members are expected to participate fully and cooperatively......
Read moreThere are many factors that can influence your hydro bill: the time of year, thermostat settings, outside temperatures, the size and number of appliances in the home, improvements to insulation, a new baby, teenagers, and houseguests can all play a......
Read moreThis section outlines the key elements used in the study and evaluation of various issues related to traffic management within the City: Request and/or nature of file Criteria and warrants used for evaluation Additional parameters to consider......
Read moreCommunity Action Towards Sustainable Rainwater Management The Hydrological Cycle The hydrological cycle is the journey water takes as it circulates from the land to the sky and back again. The construction of homes, extensions and roadways convert......
Read moreFollowing the discovery of bed bugs in several areas of the building, the Westmount Public Library has been temporarily closed since March 8. A thorough evaluation by a specialised firm has led the City to adopt a comprehensive treatment protocol to......
Read moreThe reopening follows a final inspection conducted by a specialized team of pest control experts and City inspectors, who confirmed that the facilities are fully prepared to safely welcome the public once again. Over the past few weeks, several mea......
Read moreFrom June 16 to October 31, dog owners may walk their dogs off-leash in Summit Woods ONLY during the following periods: From 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. From 5 p.m. to midnight Please note that from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., dog owners must keep their dogs......
Read moreFrom November 1 to April 15, dog owners may walk their dogs off-leash in Summit Woods from 5 a.m. to midnight. Summit Woods is closed from midnight to 5 a.m. The City also reminds dog owners that it is forbidden to bring or walk more than three d......
Read moreThe project consists of repairing and rebuilding a water main. It will also integrate Westmount Public Works operations. A secondary sewer will be repaired, water connections will be replaced, and utilities and roads will be rebuilt. The approximat......
Read moreThe project involves the rehabilitation and reconstruction of a major water main, in coordination with the City of Westmount. Traffic and Parking Several traffic restrictions will be in place during the construction period: Greene Avenue : clos......
Read moreThe final phase of infrastructure work on Sherbrooke Street, between the City’s western limits and Grosvenor Avenue, is set to begin during the week of August 25, 2025 . The work will take place in multiple stages, including both daytime and......
Read moreNight work is scheduled between September 20 and 22 on Greene Avenue, between Saint-Antoine Street and Prospect Street. During this period, Greene Avenue will be completely closed to vehicular traffic between Saint-Antoine and Prospect, includi......
Read moreConstruction works will take place at the intersection of Sherbrooke Street and Grosvenor Avenue on the evening of Thursday, October 2 . The work will require the partial closure of the intersection from 7 p.m. on October 2 to 5 a.m.......
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