Get a permit to temporarily occupy public property for construction purposes

If you plan to carry out work and need to place a container on city property or install scaffolding that will encroach on the sidewalk, please remember that you require a permit to do so in Montréal. Find out how you can get a permit.

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In Ahuntsic-Cartierville, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if: 

You are an entrepreneur and you want to:

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • close off city property to carry out work

You are an individual and you want to:

  • Obstruct a bike path for a move
  • Place a container on public property

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

Your application will be processed within 5 business days. For construction sites managed by a contractor, the processing time is 10 business days.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one month. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

To find out where parking stations are located, please see the Agence de mobilité durable (AMD) map.

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

Temporary no-parking signs

You are responsible for purchasing the temporary sign and installing it 12 to 14 hours before your occupancy. Please note that only official signs, rented from a specialized company, are authorized. 

You must also complete the sign installation form below and transmit it to the Agence de mobilité durable (AMD).

Information request

All requests for specific information about the temporary occupancy of public property permits must be addressed to the Division de la mobilité et des déplacements of Ahuntsic-Cartierville:

Fees

Permit

Price

Issuance of permit

$48

Fee to modify a request presently under analysis

$48

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$62

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$80

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$87

Any area from 100 to 299 m²

$2 (cost per m²)

Any area of 300 m² or more

$2 (cost per m²)

Width of the local street obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$49

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$139

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$293

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$448

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$94

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$309

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$776

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$1,244

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$156

Closing a main street

$468

Closing an alley

$53

Fees for parking meters

Price per day

Places with parking pay stations

$33 or $39 depending on the sector

Installing cover on first pay station

$45

Installing covers on pay stations

$6.25 per additional pay station

Removal of a pay station

$305

Removal of a first pay station

$142

Removal of pay stations

$82 per additional station

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

Apply for a permit

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

Point of service

555 Rue Chabanel Ouest
Suite 600
Montréal, QC H2N 2H8

During your visit, we will register the application.

Legislation

In Anjou, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • obstruct off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

Your application will be processed within 2 business days.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one month. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

Useful information

Your application will be processed within two business days.

The permit is valid for a maximum duration of one month. If you would like to extend it, you must submit a new application. You can obtain a maximum of three permits to temporarily occupy city property per year.

Fees

Taxes included

Permit issuance: $30

The following occupancy and obstruction fees (street closure, occupancy area and number of lanes obstructed) are added, for each day:

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$35

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$40

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$100

Any area of 100 m² or more

$1.30 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local street or artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$40

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$70

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$240

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$360

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a main street

$160

Any other public roads, except alleyways

$80

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

The new permit may only be issued at most once more per year.

Document

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

Apply for a permit

Online

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

Legislation

In Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

Your application will be processed within 5 business days.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one year. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

Fees

Taxes included

Issuance of permit : $45

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$56

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$67

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$83

Any area from 100 to 299 m²

$1.40 (cost per m²)

Any area of 300 m² or more

$1.90 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local street

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$41

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$122

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$242

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$361

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$78

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$265

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$635

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$1,025

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a main street

$388

Closing an alley

$41

Fees for parking meters

Price per day

Places without parking pay stations

$40

Parking spaces for $3.10/hour with pay stations

$40

Parking spaces for $3.60/hour with pay stations

$45

Installing cover on first pay station

$98

Installing covers on pay stations

$6 per additional pay station

Removal of a pay station

$316

Removal of a first pay station

$272

Removal of pay stations

$89 per additional station

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

Apply for a permit

Online

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

Legislation

In Lachine, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

Your application will be processed once payment has been made and all documents have been received and approved.

Permit validity

Your permit is valid for the duration that you requested. If you would like to extend it, you must submit a new application.

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application.

Fees

Taxes are not included.

Permit

Amount

Issuance of permit

$30

Analysis fee

$55

Fee to modify a request presently under analysis

$55

Surface being occupied

Amount per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface

$25

100 m² or more of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface

$1.60 (cost per m²)

Width of the local street obstructed

Amount per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$35

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$100

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$195

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$330

Width of the artery obstructed

Amount per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$90

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$175

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$520

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$700

Closure fee

Amount per day

Closing a local street

$100

Closing a main street

$175

Fees for parking meters

Amount per day

Places with parking pay stations

$60

Loss of revenue

$35

Installing cover on first pay station

$63

Installing covers on pay stations

$6 per additional pay station

Removal of a pay station

$300

Removal of a first pay station

$210

Removal of pay stations

$80 per additional station

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit
  • Proof of liability insurance for $2 million

Apply for a permit

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

You must submit your application at least two business days before the occupancy of public property starts.

Point of service

1800 Boulevard Saint-Joseph
Montréal, QC H8S 2N4

Go to your borough’s point of service with your documents.

Payment methods accepted:

  • Cash
  • Debit or credit card (MasterCard or Visa)
  • Cheque or money order payable to “Ville de Montréal”

Legislation

In LaSalle, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

Your application will be processed within 5 business days.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one year. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application.

Fees

Taxes included

Review fee: $25

The following occupancy and obstruction fees (street closure, occupancy area and number of lanes obstructed) are added, for each day:

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$35

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$41

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$102

Any area of 100 m² or more

$1.33 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local street or artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$41

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$72

Six metres and more (three lanes and more)

$122

Per additional 3 m section

$122

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a main street

$300

Any other public roads, except alleyways

$80

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Payment methods accepted

  • Cash (daily limit: $500)
  • Debit or credit card (MasterCard or Visa), limit per transaction: $5000, from January 1, 2025
  • Cheque or money order payable to “Ville de Montréal”

Document

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit
  • Consentement municipal

Apply for a permit

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

55 Avenue Dupras
Montréal, QC H8R 4A8

Go to your borough’s point of service with your documents and completed form (in French).

Legislation

In the Plateau-Mont-Royal, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

All applications must be received for review at least 10 working days before construction is scheduled to begin. With some exceptions, we guarantee a maximum processing time of 5 working days.

You must apply for a public property occupancy permit in addition to the permits for the type of work you plan to do (exterior renovation permits, commercial signs, tree felling, etc.).

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one year. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Reimbursement of fees for certain organizations

If you represent a non-profit organization or housing cooperative, you can get a refund for the permit fees. For insurance purposes, it is recommended that the company responsible for performing the work apply for the permit. They will then add the cost to their invoice. Once the permit has been issued, your organization can request a refund from the borough by e-mail: [email protected].

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application.

Fees

Taxes not included

Permit

Price

Issuance of permit

$26.25

Analysis fee

$26.25

To extend or postpone occupancy for a permit that has already been issued, you must pay the permit issuance and evaluation fees again.

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$80.75

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$71.75

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$91

Any area from 100 to 299 m²

$2.25 (cost per m²)

Any area of 300 m² or more

$2.75 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local street obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$50.25

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$133.25

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$324.25

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$517.25

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$97.75

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$324.25

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$770.75

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$1,216.25

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$209.25

Closing a main street

$422.75

Closing an alley

$62.50

Fees for parking meters

Price per day

Loss of revenue

$51

Installing cover on first pay station

$85.25

Installing covers on pay stations

$5.25 per additional pay station

Removal of a pay station

$275

Removal of a first pay station

$236.75

Removal of pay stations

$77.50 per additional station

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer. If the temporary structure obstructs pedestrian or cyclist paths, it is mandatory to mark them and to allow a minimum width of 1.5 m per path.
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

The borough does not supply the signage to be installed. The purchase or rental of signage from a private company, as well as its installation, are the responsibility of the applicant.

Apply for a permit

Online

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile. The name cannot be changed after the permit is issued.

If you have questions or are out of time to change or cancel your online licence, write to [email protected].

Legislation

In the Sud-Ouest, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

Please plan for a minimum of 10 working days for your application to be processed.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for the dates shown on the document that the borough approved. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Applications to modify or cancel a permit are only accepted if they are submitted before the permit expires.

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

Information request

All requests for specific information about the temporary occupancy of public property permits must be addressed to the Division de la mobilité et planification des déplacements of Le Sud-Ouest by email: [email protected]

Fees

Taxes included

Permit

Price

Issuance of permit

$12

Analysis fee

$42

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$74

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$74

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$98

Any area from 100 to 299 m²

$2.60 (cost per m²)

Any area of 300 m² or more

$3.60 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local street obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$46

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$133

Six metres and more (per additional 3 m section)

$183

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$104

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$345

Six metres and more (per additional 3 m section)

$345

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$189

Closing a main street

$511

Fees for parking meters

Price per day

Installing cover on first pay station

$65

Installing covers on pay stations

$7 per additional pay station

Removal of a pay station

$293

Removal of a first pay station

$216

Removal of pay stations

$82 per additional station

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

Apply for a permit

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

Point of service

815 Rue Bel-Air
First floor
Montréal, QC H4C 2K4

Go to your borough’s point of service with your documents.

Payment methods accepted:

  • Cash
  • Debit or credit card (MasterCard or Visa)
  • Cheque or money order payable to “Ville de Montréal”

Legislation

In l’Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

Your application will be processed within 2 business days.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one year. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application.

Fees

Taxes included

Permit

Price

Issuance of permit

50.80 $

Analysis fee

56.70 $

Fee to modify a request

31.80 $

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$50.80

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$65

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$100.50

Any area from 100 to 299 m²

$2.20 (cost per m²)

Any area of 300 m² or more

$2.60 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local or artery street obstructed

Price per day

3 m ou moins (1 voie)

$43.70

Entre 3 et 6 m (2 voies)

$101.50

Entre 6 et 9 m (3 voies)

$214.90

Entre 9 et 12 m (4 voies)

$316.50

Width of the street obstructed, other than local or artery street *

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$126.30

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$252.80

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$379.20

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$505.50

* Plus surface fees

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a main or a local street

$114.60

Other street

$379.20

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

Apply for a permit

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

Sécurité publique

15795 boul. Gouin O.
Montréal, QC H9H 1C5

Rendez-vous au point de service de votre arrondissement avec vos documents.

Legislation

In Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • close off city property to carry out work 

Signage is not provided. It is the responsibility of the permit applicant.

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

Your application will be processed within 2 to 5 business days.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one year. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself.Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

No-parking signs

You are responsible for obtaining and installing the necessary temporary signs between twelve and fourteen hours prior to your occupancy. Please note that only official signs, rented from a specialized company, are authorized. 

You must also complete the sign installation form below and submit it to the Agence de mobilité durable (AMD).

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

Fees

Taxes non-included

Permit

Price

Issuance of permit

$44.77

Analysis fee

$44.77

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$61.56

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$73.88

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$161.91

Any area from 100 to 299 m²

$2.24 (cost per m²)

Any area of 300 m² or more

$2.47 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local street obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$50.37

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$137.68

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$279.84

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$416.40

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$97.33

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$323.49

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$669.38

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$1,046.59

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$202.60

Closing a main street

$450.55

Closing an alley

$60.50

Fees for parking meters

Price per day

Places with parking pay stations

$59.98

Installing cover on first pay station

$85.24

Installing covers on pay stations

$5.22 per additional pay station

Removal of a pay station

$274.84

Removal of a first pay station

$236.57

Removal of pay stations

$77.41 per additional station

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit
  • Form for installing no-parking signs

Apply for a permit

Online

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

If you need help, please write to [email protected].

Legislation

In Montréal-Nord, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

Your application will be processed within 2 to 5 business days.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one year. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

Any inquiries regarding a permit to temporarily occupy public property for construction purposes should be directed to [email protected].

Fees

Taxes are not included.

Issuance of permit: $46

Extension fees : $46

Fee for each on-street parking space used : $47 per day

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$66

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$75

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$104

Any area of 100 m² or more

$2.50 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local street obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$44

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$124

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$263

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$426

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$81

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$244

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$702

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$1095

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$155

Closing a main street

$426

Closing an alley

$49

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

Apply for a permit

Online

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

Legislation

In Outremont, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • reserve a parking place for moving purposes
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

Your application will be processed within 5 business days.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one year. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period.

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

There is no charge for a permit during a move. However, fees are applicable to compensate for the loss of revenue related to a paid space (parking meter).

Permit

Price

Issuance of permit

$65.52

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$158

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$95.98

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$190.78

Any area from 100 to 299 m²

$3.52 (cost per m²)

Any area of 300 m² or more

$5.84 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local street obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$71.40

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$95.98

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$142.79

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$310.17

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$95.98

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$310.17

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$620.32

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$982.61

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$175.55

Closing a main street

$409.65

Closing an alley

$58.52

Fees for parking meters

Price per day

Installing cover on first pay station

$70.23

Installing covers on pay stations

$7.03 per additional pay station

Removal of a pay station

$380.38

Removal of a first pay station

$234.08

Removal of pay stations

$87.78 per additional station

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

Apply for a permit

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

Point of service

1431 Avenue Van Horne, 2nd floor
Montréal, QC H2V 1K9

Go to your borough’s point of service with your documents.

Payment methods accepted:

  • Cash
  • Debit or credit card (MasterCard or Visa)
  • Cheque or money order payable to “Ville de Montréal”

Legislation

In Pierrefonds-Roxboro, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes for: 

  • temporary closure of a public road to traffic due to construction
  • the presence of equipment or materials on the roadway, sidewalk or in the
    lane
  • the installation of devices, banners, scaffolding, construction fences, etc.

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Planning your application

You must apply for your permit at least 5 working days prior to the works.

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

Fees

Taxes included

Permit

Price

Issuance of permit

$22

Analysis fee

$22

Fee to modify a request presently under analysis

$22

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$49

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$49

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$98

Any area from 100 to 299 m²

$1.37 (cost per m²)

Any area of 300 m² or more

$1.64 (cost per m²)

Width of the local street obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$55

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$109

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$164

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$219

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$109

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$219

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$328

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$437

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$109

Closing a main street

$219

Closing an alley

$55

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Plan indicating the location of the works
  • Proof of civil liability insurance
  • Power of attorney from the owner, if necessary
  • Diagram for the temporary occupation of public property

Apply for a permit

Online

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

Legislation

In Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

Your application will be processed within 5 business days.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one year. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

Fees

Taxes included

Permit

Price

Issuance of permit

$51

Analysis fee

$26

Fee to modify a request presently under analysis

$51

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, street, sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$76

Any back sidewalk, street, sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface from 100 to 299 m2

$2.10 (cost per m²)

Any back sidewalk, street, sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface of 300 m2 or more

$2.30 (cost per m²)

Width of the local street obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$51

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$142

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$302

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$398

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$101

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$323

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$757

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$1,242

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$166

Closing a main street

$468

Closing an alley

$50

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

Apply for a permit

Online

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

Legislation

In Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a moving truck or a tool truck
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

All applications must be received at least ten business days prior to the start of the work, to allow time for analysis. Some applications may be processed shortly before the occupancy period, even if they were received several weeks in advance. However, in general, the maximum processing time is five working days.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one year. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself.Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

Any inquiries regarding an invoice should be directed to [email protected] only after the invoice has been received.

Permit

Price

Issuance of permit

$59

Analysis fee

$116

Fee to modify a request presently under analysis

$59

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$61

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$73

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$89

Any area of 100 m² or more

$3.06 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local street obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$49

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$134

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$320

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$505

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$101

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$328

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$746

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$1,181

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$196

Closing a main street

$447

Closing an alley

$49

Fees for parking meters

Price per day

Loss of revenue

12 times the hourly rate shown on the parking terminal

Installing cover on first pay station

$98

Installing covers on pay stations

$6 per additional pay station

Removal of a pay station

$316

Removal of a first pay station

$272

Removal of pay stations

$89

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan that is signed and sealed by an engineer (if public property is obstructed, temporary pedestrian and bicycle corridors with boundary markers must be installed, with a minimum width of 1.5 m)
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

The borough does not provide the signage to be installed. The applicant is responsible for purchasing or renting the signs from a private company, as well as installing the signs.

Apply for a permit

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

5650 Rue D'Iberville
Second floor
Montréal, QC H2G 2B3

Go to your borough’s point of service with your documents.

Payment methods accepted:

  • Cash
  • Debit or credit card (MasterCard or Visa)
  • Cheque or money order payable to “Ville de Montréal”

For additional information or follow-up on an application, to extend, change or cancel a permit, write to us.

Legislation

In Saint-Laurent, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Permit processing time

Your application will be processed within 5 business days.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one year. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application.

Fees

Issuance of permit : $60

Occupancy and obstruction fees (street closing and per number of lanes closed) are charged in addition to the cost of the permit, per day:

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Back sidewalk or lane

$65

Up to 49 m² of a street

$57

From 50 to 99 m² of a street

$170

More than 100 m² of a street

$4 (cost per m²)

Review and change fees may be charged. 

Amounts may add up.

Width of the local street

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$57

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$135

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$285

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$370

Fees for closure and obstruction are cumulative.

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$114

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$300

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$700

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$1100

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$150

Closing a main street

$400

Closing an other public property

$110

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

Apply for a permit

Online

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

Legislation

In Saint-Léonard, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Planning your application

  • You must apply 10 working days before the scheduled date of the work
  • You need to get a permit to occupy public property in addition to the permits you need to carry out your work (permit for exterior renovations, landscaping, tree cutting, etc.).

You will be responsible for snow removal and for access to the various collections that will be affected by your occupancy of public property.

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application.

Fees

Taxes included

Permit

Price

Issuance of permit

$36

Analysis fee

$44

Fee to modify a request presently under analysis

$38

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$67

100 m² or more of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$2 (cost per m²)

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$67

From 50 m² to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$101

Any area from 100 to 299 m²

$2 (cost per m²)

Any area of 300 m² or more

$3 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local street obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$47

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$116

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$282

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$459

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$92

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$276

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$610

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$946

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$188

Closing a main street

$615

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit

Apply for a permit

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

Legislation

In Verdun, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Planning your application

  • In Verdun, when work is carried out by a contractor, we ask that the contractor, not the client, complete the permit application.
  • You must send your application at least two working days before construction begins.
  • Please note that our offices close at 12:30 p.m. on Fridays. If you plan to start construction on a Monday, you must submit your application no later than Wednesday of the week before.
  • The online application form must be completed and signed.

Permit validity

The permit is valid for a maximum of one year. If you wish to extend it, you must submit a new application. 

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

Fees

Please, check the document Grille Tarifaire (in French) below. Taxes are included.

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Supporting documents for your permit application

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

Document

Apply for a permit

Online

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

A permit application can only be submitted online. If you need accommodation, send us an e-mail.

Legislation

In Ville-Marie, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

Fees

Taxes included

Permit

Price

Issuance of permit

$17.32

Analysis fee

$38

Fee to modify a request presently under analysis

$22.42

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$59

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$65

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$81

Any area from 100 to 299 m²

$1.89 (cost per m²)

Any area of 300 m² or more

$2.43 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local street obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$43

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$118

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$237

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$446

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$86

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$280

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$699

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$1,076

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$161

Closing a main street

$409

Closing an alley

$48.91

Fees for parking meters

Price per day

Loss of revenue

$51

Installing cover on first pay station

$68

Installing covers on pay stations

$6 per additional pay station

Removal of a pay station

$307

Removal of a first pay station

$227

Removal of pay stations

$86 per additional station

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Things to know

You must apply for your permit at least 10 working days prior to the works.

The permit is valid for a maximum duration of one year. If you would like to extend it, you must submit a new application.

You must apply for a permit to occupy public property, in addition to any other permits you need for the work you are doing (outdoor renovation permit, commercial sign permit or tree felling permit…).

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

Apply for a permit

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

For additional information or follow-up on an application, to extend, change or cancel a permit, write to us.

Please allow up to five business days for a response to your e-mail.

Legislation

In Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension, you must obtain a permit to temporarily occupy city property for construction purposes if you would like to: 

  • install any of the following on city property: temporary shelters, construction fencing, containers, scaffolding, a debris chute
  • place equipment, materials or debris on city property
  • reserve a parking space for a contractor
  • close off city property to carry out work 

City property includes streets, alleys, sidewalks, bike paths, medians, public squares and parks.

Temporary signage 

You must apply for temporary signage, such as no parking signs, yourself. Once the parking signs are installed, you must notify the Agence de mobilité durable by completing this online form.

Billing

Rates vary based on the location, the total area of the occupancy, whether or not there are parking meters and the duration of the work. The city will send you an invoice by postal mail around two weeks after the occupancy period. 

If your occupancy lasts several months, you will receive a new invoice each month.

If you are applying on behalf of an organization, the invoice will be sent to the address that appears in the organization’s profile.

If there are parking meters in the work zone, a fee will be added to your bill to cover the costs of:

  • covering (hooding) parking meters
  • removing parking meters
  • loss of parking revenues

Change or cancellation 

 If you apply online, you can use your account to: 

  • Cancel your application
  • Change your application
  • Cancel your permit
  • Change the period of occupancy for your permit 

For more information about fees and deadlines, please see: Public property occupancy permit: Change or cancel an application

Fees

Taxes non-included

Permit

Price

Issuance of permit

$44

Analysis fee

$98

Fee to modify a request presently under analysis

$21

Surface being occupied

Price per day

Up to 99 m² of a back sidewalk, alley or unpaved surface*

$54

Up to 49 m² of a street or sidewalk

$67

From 50 to 99 m² of a street or sidewalk

$78

Any area from 100 to 299 m²

$2.20 (cost per m²)

Any area of 300 m² or more

$2.50 (cost per m²)

*Only if the occupation does not encroach on the sidewalk or the street. Otherwise, the rate for the street and sidewalk surfaces will apply.

Width of the local street obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$43

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$120

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$268

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$409

Width of the artery obstructed

Price per day

Three metres wide and under (one lane)

$85

Between three and six metres (two lanes)

$283

Between six and nine metres (three lanes)

$708

Between nine and 12 metres wide (four lanes)

$1133

Closure fee

Price per day

Closing a local street

$143

Closing a main street

$406

Closing an alley

$45

Fees for parking meters

Price per day

Places with parking pay stations

$38

Installing cover on first pay station

$45

Installing covers on pay stations

$7 per additional pay station

Removal of a pay station

$298

Removal of a first pay station

$139

Removal of pay stations

$82 per additional station

An estimation of the permit’s cost will be available in the summary of your online application. You’ll also find the details of your invoice in your permit, which is available in your account.

Things to know

If you need to close or obstruct a street for construction, you must submit your permit application at least five working days before construction begins.

In all other cases, you must submit your permit at least two working days before construction begins.

Your permit is valid for the duration that you requested. If you would like to extend it, you must submit a new application.

Required documents

If applicable, you may have to provide a copy of the following supporting documents:

  • Signage or detour plan (pedestrian, car, bus or priority vehicles) that is signed and sealed by an engineer
  • Cutting permit
  • Excavation permit

Applications for permits to obstruct a bike lane must be accompanied by a signage plan.

Communication channels

Online

You need an account to use this service. 

If you are applying on behalf of an organization (business, agency, self-employed person, etc.), you must have an organization profile.

If you have questions, write to [email protected].

Legislation