Montréal Motions

Resolution: The council grants Contant Inc. a three-year contract to operate the snow disposal site at 1025, 4th Avenue, Lachine, for $1,272,385.20.

The city increases the allocation related to contaminated soils by $69,059 for the redevelopment of a soccer field at Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier Park.

The resolution authorizes Hydro-Québec to dispose of the contaminated soils off-site from the lot and provides for a rent reduction of up to $148,761 per year.

Resolution: awarding a contract to Tetra Tech QI Inc. for the integration of the retention structures into the interceptor system, $687,320.55, contingencies $103,098.08, total $790,418.63.

The municipal council authorizes a reimbursement of $558,893.22 to the Société d'habitation et de développement de Montréal for work on the municipal building at 1835-1847 Papineau Avenue.

The council recommends a two-year framework contract with Chartrand Ford for brake parts. The ceiling is $5,179,356 and a 12-month extension is possible.

Municipal motion orders the agglomeration to extend the agreements for electrical parts by 12 months. Additional expenditure amounted to $320,470.68 and contingencies to $48,070.60.

Motion approving the acquisition of a vacant lot of approximately 456 m² in the Saint-Laurent borough, intended for the redevelopment of Marcel-Laurin Boulevard and transferred to the public domain.

Resolution: the council approves the granting of $68,700 to the Eco-Districts Association for the Green Patrol 2026, from June 1 to August 22, and sets the terms of disbursement.

The resolution appoints Bruno Possa to the Kirkland technical committee for one year, replacing Erik Rolland.

The municipal council of Verdun adopts a budget resolution of $108,343.91 for the Environmental Liability of Contaminated Soils, funding the preparatory work for the gymnasium at Arthur-Therrien Park.

The resolution awards the street lighting contract to Beameo to replace the fixtures in Saint-Laurent, Verdun, Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie, and Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension, total cost $773,451.45.

The municipal council approves a 4-year framework contract with Groupe de Construction DePiedmont inc. for security and repair of art structures, amounting to $1,668,717.42 with performance evaluation planned.

The municipal council adopts a resolution approving an infrastructure contract on Wilson Avenue and a total expenditure of $2,011,374.62.

The council approves three contracts for signage and engineering for the UCI Road World Championships Montreal 2026, total cost of $1,788,186.14. Start on September 5, 2026.

Approved municipal resolution: $46,755.31 for environmental studies related to the Alma and Carmel lanes project, funded by the environmental liability reserve.

The city council adopts a resolution authorizing a 10-year amendment to local animal management at no additional cost.

The municipal council adopts a motion to appoint Natasha Daswani as an independent member of the audit committee for three years, until May 4, 2029.

The council approves a contract for the public artwork The 7 Player at the Martin-Lapointe arena, Lachine, for $161,587.34.

The council approves a contract and a budget transfer to reactivate the Cité Mémoire path of Old Montreal, 2026-2028, for $789,850.

The City approves an amendment to the lease for the finance service offices starting August 1, 2026, and provides for a transfer of $1,374,681 for 2026.

The council extends the security contract for the Space for Life museums by 12 months, for $2.27M and $316.9k in contingencies, from May 1, 2026, to April 30, 2027.

A motion approving financial aid of $74,568 to Zoo Ecomuseum for the brown snake in Montreal, March 2026–December 2028.

The municipal council adopts a resolution registering the Sources nature park in the directory of protected environments.