Montréal Motions

The municipal council adopts a resolution authorizing the purchase of a vacant lot for social housing in Sud-Ouest, for $9,293,113 plus taxes, and the issuance of the check.

Motion: 12-month extension of the framework agreement with EBI Envirotech. Additional expenditure of $291,305.72 and $58,261.14 in contingencies.

The Montreal city council approves a lease for 50 parking spaces. Covering 25 years from October 1, 2025, it costs $3,547,501.89.

The municipal council adopts a motion to approve the water asset management plan. It submits the report to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, unanimously.

The council extends the leasehold with the Housing Cooperative of Sainte-Cécile for six years starting from December 21, 2050; annual rent $4,800 and minimum subsidy of $519,000.

Motion: The municipal council recommends granting $515,000 to Montréal International for 2026 and authorizing the use of $47,449 of carried forward contributions.

The municipal resolution approves a contract of $3,241,593.70 with ABB Inc. for three years for the Jean-R.-Marcotte wastewater treatment plant, starting June 1, 2026.

Municipal council approves termination of the lease with Kamuy Culinary Services Inc. for the premises. The rent loss amounts to $172,583 and the transfer to the public domain.

The resolution approves an 18-month framework agreement with Intervia Inc. for traffic management during work in Montreal. Maximum amount: $804,250.13.

The city council extends the leak detection contract on water supply pipes by 24 months, costing $875,882.10 taxes included.

The resolution removes the right of preemption for 11 properties intended for social housing. The Legal Affairs Service is mandated to remove the notices of subject to the Land Register.

The municipal council removes the right of preemption on eleven properties intended for housing. It mandates the legal service to cancel the notices in the Land Register.

The resolution approves a lease amendment and a budget adjustment of $14,487,192 for 2028, for offices at 1611 Crémazie Boulevard East.

The municipal council adopts a motion to mandate the Minister of Finance to receive and open bids for the issuance of municipal bonds of less than five years, unanimously.

The municipal council approves a 24-month framework agreement with Aqua Data Inc. to supply batteries for drinking water meters, up to $343,421.13 taxes included.

The municipal council adopts a resolution authorizing a 24-month framework agreement with Gestion CDEDQ inc. for R900 interface units for water meters; ceiling $421,429.37.

The City signs a 24-month framework agreement with Gestion CDEDQ inc. for 40 and 50 mm water meters, up to $685,538.44 taxes included.

The municipal council approves the act that grants a total and final release of the registration of the right of resolution related to the sale to Appartements Métropolitains s.e.c.

The resolution approves the expropriation of a property of 547 m² at 10111 Pie-IX Boulevard, Montreal-North, for a local park and authorizes $1,530,000 plus taxes.

The municipal council resolution approves the name "Place des Cantonniers" for a new square on De Sorel Street, between Bougainville and Décarie.

The municipal council resolution unanimously adopts the name "Solidarities Avenue" for a new street in the Louvain eco-district.

The council approves a modified lease for the police service: 5 years starting November 1, 2033, in Anjou, $15,319,578 including taxes with adjustments for 2033–2034.

The council adopts a resolution amending the lease for the 15th precinct of the SPVM: 7,448 square feet, 1625 Church Street, Verdun; rent $1,275,937.

The municipal council adopts a resolution for a $412,000 service contract with the organization Anonyme U.I.M for the Notre-Dame street camps.