La Ville de Hampstead sollicite des soumissions pour la fourniture, l'installation, la mise en service, l'entretien et la gestion d'environ 1 900 compteurs d'eau et antennes de télérelève pour l'ensemble de son parc municipal. Le mandat comprend notamment la gestion des rendez-vous, l'inspection et le remplacement des équipements, la configuration, les essais, la production de rapports, l'intégration des données, le soutien technique et la conformité à la Loi 25. Il s'agit d'un avis d'appel d'offres publié le 14 septembre 2026, dont les soumissions sont attendues au plus tard le 14 octobre 2026 à 10:00, heure légale du Québec.
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The council meeting addressed several resident concerns and municipal projects. Key topics included the successful completion of road rehabilitation on Fleet, intended to mitigate vibrations and shaking in residential homes. The council discussed ongoing infrastructure projects, specifically the staggered installation of lighting bollards and security cameras in public pathways and parks to enhance safety. Additionally, the council heard a resident's grievance regarding the city's ticketing process for waste and recycling bylaws, prompting a commitment to develop a formal, recorded warning process before issuing citations.
Hampstead Council Regular Council Meeting
Date: Sep 1, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council meeting covered various urban planning and municipal administration topics. Key discussions included the review of multiple zoning and minor exemption requests for residential properties, with several being deferred or refused despite Planning Advisory Committee recommendations. The council discussed concerns regarding densification and high-rise construction, authorized facade modifications, and approved a budget transfer for Fleet Road rehabilitation. Furthermore, the meeting featured an update on the community's cumulative blood donation impact and the adoption of bylaws related to parks and public spaces.
The Council addressed various administrative and operational matters. Key agenda items included the modification and adoption of the meeting agenda, authorization for the permanent occupation of municipal land, and discussions regarding several minor zoning exemptions and construction projects for townhouses, single-family homes, and multi-family dwellings. The Council approved the rehabilitation of rue Fleet, authorized budget transfers and overruns for infrastructure projects, and ratified change orders for the rue Ellerdale rehabilitation contract. Additionally, multiple temporary personnel hirings were approved for the Public Works, Urban Planning, and Parks and Recreation departments, alongside an extension of a human resources contract. The Council also gave notice of a motion to amend a by-law concerning parks and public places and authorized the disbursement of payments for the preceding two months.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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