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Waterfront signage: water safety
In 2024, the Service de sécurité incendie de Montréal , in collaboration with the agglomerations, related cities, and the Société de sauvetage du Québec, launched a waterfront signage project. Information panels have been installed at the City's n......
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Outdoor water conservation
The exterior use of water is permitted as follows: Manual watering of vegetation using a hose fitted with an automatic shut-off device is permitted at all times. The watering of a new lawn, newly planted trees or......
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Questions about your water and garbage tax bill? Consult our FAQ!
Receiving your water and garbage tax bill may raise questions about your usage and the charges listed. To assist you, we have prepared this FAQ to address the most common concerns and provide helpful information. Before contacting the City directly,......
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Water network
Flushing of the water network is scheduled from mid-April to mid-June. This may temporarily alter the appearance of your running water. If your water is dirty or discoloured (reddish or yellow), let your cold water run for approximately 10 to 15 mi......
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Watering Restrictions
The watering of lawns and other plantings is permitted only from 3 a.m. to 6 a.m. if the water is distributed by automatic sprinkler systems, and only from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. if the water is distributed by oscillating water sprinklers: NORTH......
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By-laws relating to watering, snow removal and landscaping
By-law BEAC-035 (consolidated version) – By-law on snow removal Information can be found about a contractor’s obligations before snow removal, including required permits, posts and stickers. Information can also be found about a contractor......
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Drinking water quality
Since 2013, the City of Montreal has been sampling water at approximately 10 addresses on our territory on a yearly basis to test for the presence of lead. To date, no property in Beaconsfield exceeds Ministère de l’Environn......
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Drinking water conservation kit
If you change your water consumption habits, you will soon see the outcome of your efforts. The City purchased water conservation kits that it offers to residents at a discount price. Get an aerator for your tap and a high......
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Watering
The water used for watering is usually treated drinking water. It is therefore essential to respect the regulation on the use of drinking water. Visit the section for more information
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Reduce your water consumption and save money
FREE : Ask the Green Patrol for your leak detection tablet and water savings wheel during their visits. REMINDER : Get your WaterSense® certified water savings kit for only $10 (65% rebate!) to reduce your water consumption by 40%.......
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Water meters
Every year, a firm under contract to the City will take the reading of your water meter in September. Residences are charged for annual water consumption in addition to an annual base fee. If you are moving, please notify us by calling 514 428-44......
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Stormwater Drainage – Elm–Tower Area
This document provides a comprehensive overview of the technical analyses carried out, the work undertaken since 2024 and the next steps planned to improve stormwater management in this area, which is particularly vulnerable to heavy rainfall. In t......
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Light watercraft storage space rental
Don't spend all summer strapping your kayak to the roof of your car every time you want to take it out on the water. Instead, rent a space by the water at Centennial Park, St. Louis Park or Lakeview Park! Residents will be able to store their kayak......
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Preparing for the future: living with water and protecting your home
Adaptation Guide for Flood-Resilient Buildings
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Rain barrel
The rain barrel is the ideal solution to give your plants water of great quality throughout the whole summer while protecting the environment! Each summer on the island of Montreal, gardening is responsible for 30% of the deman......
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How to maintain my ditch
Grassy ditches play an essential role in stormwater management. To ensure their proper functioning, regular maintenance is essential. Mowing The grass inside the ditch must be mowed regularly to facilitate the flow of water to the culv......
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Why your ditch matters
Reducing flooding and improving water quality Unlike many municipalities on the island of Montréal that rely on traditional pipe systems, Beaconsfield benefits from a natural flood protection asset: ditches. Open ditches are far more effective at m......
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Your Municipal Tax Bill
Every year, residents will receive two tax bills: their municipal tax bill and their water tax bill. Please note that the "water" amount of $ 50.00 is the base rate, separate from your water tax bill that is based on your consumption. This bill arri......
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History of Beaconsfield
Beaurepaire The first concession in Beaconsfield obtained from the Sulpicians was that concession granted to Jean Guenet on May 18th, 1678. It was described as being on Lake St. Louis at Pointe Beaurepaire, bordered on......
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Tree planting programs
Free Tree Planting on Public Property Trees contribute to the improvement of the microclimate and air quality, to the reduction of dust, carbon dioxide and urban ......
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Climate action ideas
Plant a new tree for your home With the City’s subsidy, have a tree of your choice planted on your private property! Ensemble, on verdit You can also have a tree planted completely FREE OF CHA......
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What role can I play?
To maximize the effectiveness of our ditch system, your sump pump must drain toward the municipal ditch. You can check this yourself by using a leak detection tablet to track the water’s path. Need assistance? Contact the Urban Planning Depa......
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Climate action challenges
Because every little bit counts, become a climate hero and commit to one of these actions . Raise awareness with a neighbour about a climate issue Did you know that connected communities are more resilient to extreme we......
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Seasonal lawn tips
Spring Avoid working on a wet lawn. Spread lime on the lawn. Sharpen the lawnmower blade each spring. Raise the lawnmower blade to at least 7.5 cm (three inches). Rake in the late spring to remove debris and brown patches. Remove weeds by han......
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Highlights
Beaconsfield’s share 87% property tax increase for residential properties Annual garbage fee increases: by $10 for a 120-litre bin (total $190), $15 for a 240-litre bin (total $210), and $20 for a 360-litre bin (total $230) Incentive tariff incr......
