Your experience of the territory matters. You know the neighbourhoods, everyday commutes, services, and lived realities. Your feedback will help the City better understand the community's issues and priorities.
You are the experts on the local area; the City holds the expertise in urban planning and understands the legal obligations to which land-use planning is subject. Our shared goal: to define a clear vision for Beaconsfield's development. The municipal team will then translate this vision concretely into the planning and regulatory tools that will guide the City's evolution.
The consultation focuses on three themes:
| Transforming living environments | How neighborhoods are changing: what to preserve, recognize, and develop |
| Mobility and access to services | Getting around and accessing everyday services safely, using all modes of transportation |
| Resilience and climate change | Trees, riverbanks, built heritage, and land in the face of climate-related hazards |
Several ways to get involved
| Stay informed | Share your opinion | Get involved | Follow the results |
| Review the documents and understand the process | Respond to online surveys and consultations | Participate in open houses, information booths, and activities | View the key findings and the next steps in the process |
How will your contributions be used?
Better understand the realities and issues specific to different living environments;
Highlight collective priorities;
Enrich the discussion on the evolution of the territory;
Inform the development of the guidelines that will steer the next stages of urban planning.
Opportunities to get involved
Several participation activities will be offered throughout the process, in person and online. They will provide various opportunities to learn more, ask questions, share your point of view, and contribute to the discussion on the future of the territory.
Two open houses will be held, in the north and south sectors of the City. These sessions will let you learn about the process, find out about the broad themes that will guide the discussions, and speak with municipal staff.
Mobile information booths will be set up in various sectors of Beaconsfield. They will allow the City to come meet you and make it easier to access information and get involved. You will be able to learn about the process, ask questions of the municipal team, and share your expectations and ideas for the future of the territory by answering short questions, either in person or online.
Several online consultations will be offered at different stages of the process. They will let you complete questionnaires or surveys to share your point of view on the guiding principles, vision, and priorities that will steer the review.
Different activities will be offered to encourage group participation tailored to a range of profiles, taking into account your age, interests, and needs. The types of activities and how to take part in them will be announced as the process unfolds.
Why ask for your participation now?
Before drafting of the by-laws begins, now is the right time to say what your sector needs: your input will be used to define the broad guidelines and make choices for the by-laws before they are drafted.
You are the experts on the local area; the City holds the expertise in urban planning and understands the legal obligations to which land-use planning is subject. Our shared goal: to define a clear vision for Beaconsfield's development. The municipal team will then translate this vision concretely into the planning and regulatory tools that will guide the City's evolution.
What happens to my comments?
Contributions are analyzed to bring out the issues raised, community priorities, and emerging trends.
The analysis takes into account the diversity of the people and groups who took part. The highlights of the consultation will be made public and will help inform the development of the guidelines and proposals.
This collaborative process will help ground the discussion in the realities of the territory, without every comment necessarily being individually retained.
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Urban Plan Review
Open house: Review of the urban planning program and by-laws
October 7, 2026October 7, 2026 from 12:00 to 20:00 Beaconsfield United Church, 202 Woodside Rd.October 7, 2026
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Urban Plan Review
Open house: Review of the urban planning program and by-laws
October 8, 2026October 8, 2026 from 12:00 to 20:00 Council ChamberOctober 8, 2026
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