GREEN/FOOD WASTE FOOD Fruit and vegetables, meat, poultry, fish and seafood Dairy products Grain products such as breads, cakes, cereals, pasta, rice, etc. Eggs Nuts and shells Coffee beans and grounds, coffee filters Tea and h......
Learn moreSupporting Town Council and the other municipal departments, the Treasurer’s Office and Material Resources provides expertise in the areas of accounting, finance, taxation, the budget process, information technology (IT) and procurement. All our fi......
Learn moreTo report a damaged bin, use the appropriate online form: Form: Blue recycling bin Form for Repair, Replacement or Request for Brown of Green Wheeled Bins To request a collection of branches Collection of Branches To report a missed col......
Learn moreThis by-law promotes the well-being of residents on a collective basis, on private property and in public spaces. It covers, for instance, nuisances caused by noise, unwanted commercial practices and inadequate sanitation and maintenance of building......
Learn moreThe person in charge of any commercial establishment, public establishment, residence or property shall comply with the provisions of this by-law with respect to such immoveables. Consult the By-law
Learn moreWant to cut down a tree? Check the by-law first! A tree may be cut down in certain situations: The tree is dead or has contracted an incurable disease. The tree poses a risk to the health or safety of citizens. The tree prevents construction, u......
Learn moreNote: This section will be evolving and will contain important information on the Beaumont PPU reflecting the evolution of the consultation process. SPECIAL PLANNING PROGRAM (PPU) FOR THE BEAUMONT SECTOR The Town of Mount Royal has begun prepari......
Learn moreDespite the best efforts of the collection companies, your address may have been forgotten. Errors can occur for a number of reasons, such as your bin being mixed up with another collection or them simply not seeing your bin. Differentiating betwe......
Learn moreAll projects to connect to the municipal drinking water or sewer system, including modifications or disconnection of existing connections, require a permit issued by the Town of Mount Royal. This procedure details the steps to follow and documents t......
Learn moreBefore you start preparing your project, make sure you obtain all the zoning information for your neighbourhood. Zoning determines the uses permitted as well as the restrictions applying to your sector with respect to setbacks, building height, volu......
Learn moreBin Types Type Waste* Recyclable materials Organic matter Bin provided by Resident EEQ Town Volume Max 120 L 120, 240 or 360 L 240L Color Other than blue, green or brown Blue Brow......
Learn moreHow much: Maximum of 5 m 3 for furniture and bulky items. Maximum of 360 L and 100 kg for CRD waste. How to dispose: For CRD residues, in bundles or solid bags weighing less than 25 kg. For bulky waste, doors must be removed and deposited......
Learn more...e École Saint-Clément (Pavillon Ouest) 555 Mitchell Avenue Mount Royal, Quebec H3R 1L5 Telephone : 514 735-0400 Fax : 514 735-7330 Website Mount Royal High School 50 Montgomery Avenue Mount Royal, Quebec H3R 2B3...
Learn moreOur Site Planning and Architectural Integration Program (often referred to by its French acronym, PIIA) identifies eight distinct styles of houses grouped into the three historical development phases of Mount Royal’s urban fabric. Together with th......
Learn moreThe purpose of the General Procurement Procedures is to ensure our commitment to good procurement practices and management. They are intended to promote transparency in the awarding of municipal contracts, in compliance with the rules governi......
Learn moreA transfer is defined as: the transfer of the right of ownership on a property between living persons or, following a death and bequest, the transfer of succession property and the sale of property by court order; the contract of lease on a pro......
Learn moreMount Royal has implemented specific regulations regarding noise emissions from mechanical equipment, including thermopumps, water heaters, generator units, etc. in residential neighbourhoods. It should also be noted that a permit is required before......
Learn moreThe Town has put in place several tools in order to be ready to act quickly and effectively in the event of a general alert. You should also be prepared to deal with this type of situation, in particular by having a family emergency plan and a 72-ho......
Learn moreExcept for certain parts of Town centre during certain periods, street parking in Mount Royal is limited to four hours within the same segment of street. Overnight parking on streets regardless of the 4-hour limit is allowed only if you hav......
Learn moreThe Neighbourhood Watch program is a crime prevention program that relies on communication between citizens and authorities. As neighbours, you are invited to look after each other in order to deter and prevent crime at the local level. You can cont......
Learn moreIn order to prevent bicycle theft and facilitate searches in the event of theft, Public Security offers a free bicycle marking service (engraving), available at all times. Once a bicycle has been marked, its number is entered in a register that is s......
Learn moreDo you own a business or a multi-unit building and have problems with illegal parking on your property? It is possible for you to dissuade drivers from parking on your property without permission by contacting our dispatch so that a Public Security......
Learn moreGarage sales are a way to encourage the circular economy and participate in sustainable development. In order to organize a garage sale, please obtain a permit in advance from the Public Security counter (10 avenue Roosevelt, Mont-Royal). Terms an......
Learn moreThe outdoor parking lot adjacent to the Town Hall is now open, it is important to respect the existing signage. The public parking spaces have time restrictions as well as time slots where parking is prohibited to allow for cleaning or plowing of t......
Learn moreMaterial damage: your property was damaged Mandatory notice : 15 days The Cities and Towns Act requires claimants to provide a written notice of action to the Town in the 15 days following the incident, “failing which the municipality shall be re......
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