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Ensemble on verdit: A subsidy to plant trees on private property
It's not too late to order your tree! The City of Beaconsfield will once again take part in the Ensemble on verdit residential greening campaign. With the expertise of the non-profit organization GRAME, we are making the purchasing and planting pr......
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Free compost
To collect your free compost, come to the green space on City Lane, behind the Recreation Centre and Public Works, with your containers, shovel and proof of residence. Amount : Limit of 250 litres per household, the equivalent of a standard garbag......
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Garbage
What is it? Garbage is non-recyclable waste that cannot be disposed using the recycling services or collections provided by the City. You can put your garbage in a sealed plastic bag inside the garbage bin. For example, garbage includes: scrap and......
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Bulky items
What are bulky items? Bulky items are too big to be placed in a bag, box or garbage bin. In order to reduce the quantity of dry materials sent to landfill, these items are sent to a sorting centre for recycling and reuse. Accepted and refused m......
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Construction, renovation and demolition materials (CRD)
What is construction, renovation and demolition waste? Such materials are generated by house or yard renovation and include wood, plaster, tiles and paving stones. Only materials from small-scale renovation work by residents are collected. M......
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Portrait of Beaconsfield
Population : 19,423 Area : 10.640 km 2 Read article from the Montreal Gazette - May, 2015 Named after Benjamin Disraeli, the Earl of Beaconsfield, the City has historical roots that go back as far as 1698 . Incorporated in......
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Archives corner
First lease agreements: 1929 lease agreement 1930 lease agreement View the first minutes of the City of Beaconsfield Coat of arms (r ationale for the Armorial Bearings for the City of Beaconsfield, Québec, Canada): ......
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Planning Advisory Committee
Chaired by Councillor David Newell , the Planning Advisory Committee 's mandate is to study and submit recommendations to the municipal Council on any questions regarding planning, zoning, subdivision and building, as well as opinions on any compr......
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Guidelines
BLOCK PARTY GUIDELINES There are two types of Block Parties: On private property, without encroaching on public domain – this type of party does not require a permit. Extends onto public domain such as......
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Municipal patrol
Municipal Patrol: 514 428-5999 Patrollers are on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. They patrol Beaconsfield territory, and enforce city by-laws related to: Parking and obstruction of public roads ......
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Emergency measures and self-sufficiency
Although the City of Beaconsfield has done its best to guarantee the safety and security of its citizens, there is always the possibility that something along the lines of the Ice Storm of 1998 might recur . Under such circumstances the City w......
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Tree policy
It is prohibited to fell any tree located on private property within the territory of the Beaconsfield without having first obtained a permit f......
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Expenses - Beaconsfield
The budgetary expenditure categories are revised according to anticipated needs and costs. The details of the most significant changes are summarized below: Revised increasing expenses: $959,195 for our agglomeration share $558,192 for salaries......
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Three-year capital expenditure program (PTI)
The 2024 projects for the 2024-2026 PTI show the general intentions of the Council to improve municipal assets, infrastructure and various equipment. These are investments for an estimated total amount of $15,960,000. The sources of funding will be:......
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By-Law concerning the use of pesticides
The City of Beaconsfield has a by-law regarding the use of pesticides on its territory. Pesticides are harmful products whose use is likely to pose a health risk and lead to cont......
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Ragweed
Ragweed pollen causes hay fever and, occasionally, chronic sinusitis or asthma in people allergic to it. By pulling up or cutting the ragweed down to ground level before the end of July, this will help improve the health of over one million Quebecer......
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Doors
Solid Core vs. Hollow Core Doors Hollow core doors, like the ones used typically for interior doors, are made from a hollow hexagonal core and covered with a decorative wood surface. Solid core doors, made of solid wood or composite material, are b......
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Walls
Insulation Adding or replacing insulation in walls and attics can help muffle outside noise that may be slipping through small gaps and openings in the walls and roof. Rockwool Safe’n’Sound® has excellent acoustical dampening properties and provide......
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White noise sources
White noise sources offer a means to mask undesirable noise. Exterior options include water fountains. Interior options are small white noise machines. These white noise measures provide the greatest benefit when combined with the other methods dis......
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Energy efficiency
The information provided in this guide demonstrates that air infiltration is responsible both for sound transmission and heat loss. As a result, efforts to increase energy efficiency will also improve the soundproofing of a building. Because of thes......
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Extension
Delays : Project subject to the PAC (extension project seem from the street): Minimum 4 months Project not subject to the PAC (extension project not seem from the street) March to September: 1 month Octobre to Febru......
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Renovation
All requests for permits renovations on the Municipalities territory are subject to the Site Planning and Architectural Integration By-law (SPAIP). These requests are analyzed by the Planning Advisory Committee (PAC), whose mandate is to ensure......
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Pool (inground, semi-inground, above-ground)
Delays: March to September: 1 month October to February: 2 weeks Cost: Above ground pool: $ 275 Inground / semi-inground : $ 325 + $ 2,500 deposit Standards to be met: Minimum distance from proper......
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Porch
Delays: March to September: 1 month October to February: 2 weeks Project subject to the PAC (Renovation project on the front facade ) Minimum 2 months Projet non subject to the PAC (Renovation projec......
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Driveway / culvert
Delays: March to September: 1 month October to February: 2 weeks Cost: Use of a culvert : $105 Building or extension of parking space : $110 Installation or modification of a parking area of......
