You received your property assessment notice, and you notice that the assessment amount for your unit has increased (or decreased), the building classification for your unit is incorrect, or the exemption from property taxes from which your property shoul...
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Last March 16, the Court of Appeal rendered judgment in Dupras v. Ville de Mascouche[1] with respect to a disguised expropriation of a lot zoned “conservation” following a regulatory amendment undertaken by the City of Mascouche (hereinafter t...
Read MoreThe municipal council of the City of Laval adopted on April 22nd, 2021 a draft by-law of the urbanism code (hereinafter “CDU”) following the entry into force of its revised land use and planning development plan to comply with government guidelines, t...
Read MoreLe 7 mai 2020, la ministre de la Santé McCann a adopté l’arrêté ministériel 2020-033 (ci-après l’ “Arrêté”) lequel vient imposer de nouvelles mesures pour la tenue d’assemblées de consultations publiques et/ou de ré...
Read MoreOn April 23, the Montreal Agglomeration Council adopted a new resolution designating 81 lots over which the City of Montreal can exercise a pre-emptive right for social housing (Resolution designating 81 lots). A plan showing the approximate location of t...
Read MoreOn March 26, the Montreal Agglomeration Council adopted draft by-laws allowing the City of Montreal to make a pre-emptive right on certain buildings located on the territory of the agglomeration for the construction of social housing. During this meeting,...
Read MoreOn April 22nd, 2020, the state of health emergency in Quebec was renewed a fifth time until April 29th, 2020, under Decree 478-2020. As a reminder, since March 15th, 2020, the state of health emergency has the effect of interrupting all periods of civil p...
Read MoreBill 122 is now available for consultation. You can therefore consult the final text here. This Act increases the powers of municipalities, particularly in the area of social housing. Under the Act, municipalities will be able to require developers to inc...
Read MoreBill 122 came into force on June 16. This bill enhances the jurisdiction of municipalities, particularly with respect to land use planning. You can consult the explanations of the ministère des Affaires municipales et Occupation du territoire on the main...
Read MoreThe National Assembly finally passed Bill 122 on June 15, granting new powers to municipalities. Changes include: The opportunity for municipalities to avoid the referendum approval process if they adopt a consultation policy; The opportunity to charge pa...
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