Montréal Motions

The resolution approves the purchase of a lot for a community garden in the Sud-Ouest borough for $1,623,270, taxes extra.

Résolution CM26 0900

The council resolution allocates $168,472.14 to rehabilitate George-Vernot Park via the environmental liability reserve.

The resolution approves financial support of $3.3M to the Pointe-à-Callière museum for 2026-2028.

The resolution approves the lease of a 529 m² lot for a telecom tower to Terrion LP, 10 years, from September 1, 2025, for $219,053.94 excluding taxes.

The resolution authorizes Telus to bury the cables on Notre-Dame Ouest and authorizes the president of the Montreal Electric Services Commission to sign, for $119,762.20.

The municipal council receives a notice of motion from Julien Hénault-Ratelle to modify the electrical connection of certain buildings. The regulation will be submitted to a later assembly.

The resolution authorizes Montreal to sign the transfer documents for the underground network of Hydro-Québec. The network is located on Hochelaga Street, between Assomption and Dickson, in Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve.

Resolution authorizes $1,221,409.32 for the AECOM contract on the renovation of the West Gardens of the Montreal Botanical Garden, bringing the expenditure to $6,595,610.32.

The municipal council resolution adopts a 24-month framework agreement with Reliure Travaction (1991) inc. for the libraries, up to $633,814.06.

The resolution authorizes a contract of $4,011,678.85 to C.M.S. General Contractors Inc. for the renovation and securing of the path on Avenue du Parc La Fontaine.

The bill compels the City of Montreal and Shell Canada Limited to waive the right of repossession on a real estate exchange to regularize the titles without consideration.

The resolution approves the contract for two mechanized patchers at $710,419.03 and authorizes $71,041.90 for the contingency budget.

The council adopts a resolution authorizing a contract for four 6x4 trucks with heated asphalt boxes. Amount: $1,592,638.30 taxes included; contingencies: $159,263.83 taxes included.

Resolution supporting the adoption of a regulation on the maintenance of the water and sewer network between the agglomeration and the affiliated municipalities.

The resolution of the Montreal municipal council approves a 36-month electrical infrastructure service contract with Infrarouge Kelvin inc. for $523,596.15 and authorizes its signature.

The municipal council appoints Leslie Roberts to the board of directors of PME MTL Centre-Ville.

Resolution: The municipal council adopts a direction for an agglomeration regulation setting the water rate according to actual costs, at the meeting on August 27, 2026.

The city council motion approves acquisitions to build schools in six sectors, including five primary and one secondary in Quartier-Namur-Hippodrome. The Parc-Extension sector is rejected; unanimous vote.

The municipal council of LaSalle unanimously adopts the name Espace Treize for the creation and dissemination space at 13 Strathyre Avenue.

The municipal council adopts a resolution to rename Basile-Routhier Park to Sisters of Good Counsel Park.

The municipal council proposes a motion to recognize the signing of the Great Peace Treaty of Montreal on August 4, 1701, as a historical event.

The municipal council submits a draft regulation recognizing the 1927 Laurier Palace cinema fire as a historical event, with public consultation.

The city council resolution unanimously approves the name 'Chez-Marguerite Place' for the new public square at the corner of Charleroi and L'Archevêque Streets, Montreal-North.