Efforts to provide the Town with a clear vision for the redevelopment of the regional hub are continuing. Urban planning regulations have been developed since the final adoption last October of Bylaw 800-06 amending Rosemère's urban plan to incorporate the Special Planning Program for the regional hub.

These Concordance bylaws consider all the conclusions of various studies conducted by the Town as well as discussions with the community to ensure sustainable and balanced development of this strategic sector of Rosemère.

To maintain clear and transparent communication with its citizens, the Town will hold an information evening on March 23 to present an overview of the concordance bylaws. Topics to be covered will include greening, regulations regarding multi-level parking, as well as criteria related to mobility and environmental performance. The main goal of this evening is to equip citizens by providing them with all the information they need to prepare for the upcoming official public consultation in April.

Event Details* and Registration

• Date and Time: March 23, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm (doors open for reception at 6 pm)
• Location: Memorial Community Centre (202, Grande-Côte Road), Horizon Room
• Registration Required: Please send your name and address by email to communications@ville.rosemere.qc.ca or by phone at 450-621-3500, ext. 1249, by March 19.
   
  *The presentation will be recorded and available for rebroadcast.

Event program

The evening will begin with a welcome and opening remarks. Highlights of the concordance bylaws to be adopted, along with information on the next steps, will be presented. A question-and-answer period with participants will conclude the meeting.

Coming soon

It should be noted that the Town will soon hold a public consultation on this same subject, in accordance with the Land Use Planning and Development Act. Citizens will have the opportunity to express their views on the concordance bylaws and submit their briefs on this matter starting March 10.

Rosemère residents will be informed in the coming weeks about the details of this public consultation.

Everything you need to know about the project and its next steps

Citizens are invited to visit the project website at: https://citoyen.ville.rosemere.qc.ca/project-ppu. They will find a wealth of information there, as well as a timeline outlining the next steps.

About the SPP 

The Special Planning Program is a component of the Urban Plan that allows for greater precision in the planning of certain strategic sectors. In the context of Regulation 24-02 of the Thérèse-De Blainville MRC, which came into force on January 21, 2025, this SPP establishes the guidelines that will steer the development of the regional hub towards 2040.