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Creation of 7 protected mini-forests developed in local parks or on municipal land that is currently under-utilized, in order to enhance the urban canopy and to provide a contemplative experience.
Expected benefits:
- Adding more than 1,200m2 of forest in Montréal.
- Offering biodiversity islands for the survival of plants and wildlife.
- Offering places for contemplation and connection to nature.
Locations:
- Montréal-Nord
- Outremont
- Pierrefonds-Roxboro
- Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie
- Verdun
Budget: $1.4 million
Number of votes: 8,553 (42.7%)
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Adding more than 125 water fountains and devices to fill reusable water bottles in busy areas that are currently poorly equipped.
Expected benefits:
- Offering improved access to drinking water in public areas.
- Reducing the consumption of disposable water bottles.
Locations:
- Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
- L’Île-Bizard-Saint-Geneviève
- Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
- Outremont
- Saint-Léonard
- Ville-Marie
Budget: $2.7 million
Number of votes: 4,868 (24,3%)
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Increasing the supply of universally accessible municipal equipment available for the organization of small events in public areas (examples: removable inclined ramps, on-stage hearing aid systems, slatted flooring for people with reduced mobility, etc.).
Expected benefits:
- Make neighbourhood events more inclusive.
- Provide universally accessible furniture for event organizers.
Locations:
Budget: $650,000
Number of votes: 4,633 (23,1%)
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Transforming the top floor of the Ethel parking lot, in Verdun, to create a public place dedicated to urban agriculture, greening, arts and culture, while providing a spectacular view of the city.
Expected benefits:
- Promoting a unified, healthy local urban life.
- Reclaiming a vacant public area, while helping to reduce heat islands.
Location:
Budget: $755,000
Number of votes: 4,161 (20,8%)
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Building a greenhouse, along with an outdoor garden, to be able to produce fruits and vegetables locally and pesticide-free, to receive student groups and residents and to distribute the harvested produce in the neighbourhood, at affordable prices.
Expected benefits:
- Improving the supply of healthy food in Saint-Michel.
- Contributing to food autonomy and security locally.
- Raising awareness among residents with respect to environmental issues.
Location: - Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension (north of complexe environnemental Saint-Michel)
Budget: $765,000
Number of votes: 3,782 (18,9%)
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Creation of connections among key existing biodiversity clusters through the enhancement of green lanes and the implementation of new tree and shrub plantation islands and pollinating gardens.
Expected benefits:
- Creating a network of ecological corridors linking the various existing biodiversity clusters.
- Creating favourable conditions for the mobility and survival of insects and birds in an urban setting.
- Promoting residents’ access to nature in the city.
Locations:
- LaSalle (at parc des Rapides, to Baie de Quenneville and along Canal de l'Aqueduc)
- Le Sud-Ouest (ruelles vertes, rues Irwin and La Vérendrye and parcs des Métallos, Saint-Jean-Bosco, Saint-Jean-de-Matha et Curé-Labelle)
Budget: $2.7 million
Number of votes: 3,727 (18,6%)
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Redevelopment of a dock and greening of mineralized areas along the Saint-Lawrence River, making it a safe, welcoming place that is conducive to socialization and to the practice of a variety of activities such as observation or fishing.
Expected benefits:
- Reducing heat islands and enhancing natural elements. l
- Transforming a parking dock into a green space that allows for the natural drainage of stormwater..
- Providing a new rest area accessible to the area’s residents and visitors.
Location:- Lachine (along fleuve Saint-Laurent et 34e Avenue)
Budget: $1 million
Number of votes: 3,718 (18,6%)
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