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Participate in the consultation

Getting informed and asking questions Information session

March 21, 2019 – 7:00 p.m.

Free pop-up childcare on site Webcast on ocpm.qc.ca/en-direct

Accessible to people with reduced mobility Attend the presentation by the City and ask your questions.

Expressing yourself verbally or in writing First hearing-of-opinions session

April 17, 2019 – 7:00 p.m.

Registration deadline: April 11 at 4:00 p.m.

Call 514-872-8510

Giving your opinion on line or answering the commissioners’ questions

March 29 to April 21

ocpm.qc.ca/st-george/opinions

Being informed of recommendations stemming from the consultation

Publication of the report and recommendations of the OCPM: Summer 2019

ocpm.qc.ca/st-george

Public Consultation

Expansion of

St. George’s School

ocpm.qc.ca/st-george

Expansion of St. George’s School

The sessions are held at the Office de consultation publique:

1550 Metcalfe Street, 14th Floor, Peel Metro

Subject of the consultation

The public consultation aim to draft amendment to the Ville de Montréal’s Master Plan, regarding building coverage ratios and densities allowed on the site in question. The current building coverage ratio is 35%, but the school buildings already occupy 48.5%

of the area of the property by acquired rights. The project would raise that coverage to 55%. It would also involve changes to the map of the Mont Royal Protection and Enhancement Plan.

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The OCPM is an independent organization responsible for leading debates with complete neutrality. Its consultations give citizens a voice, allow them to ask questions, and gather their opinions in order to draw up recommendations to assist elected officials in their decision-making process.

ocpm.qc.ca/st-george

94'-9 1/2"

Courtyard

+- 106'-0"

0 5' 25' 50'

UP Step 10"Riser 6 7/8"

UP96'-10"

courtyard

Av. Ramezay

The Boulevard

5%

5%

Saint Georges School PLAN D'AMÉNAGEMENT - LA01 scale: 116

date: 2018.08.08 Criblure de pierre Bois raméal Asphalte Béton LÉGENDE

Arbres existants

Arbustes indigènes Plate-bande mixte de vivaces existante Nouvelle plate-bande mixte de vivaces

Arbustes et vivaces indigènes Terrasses et bancs en bois

Couvert végétal Nouveaux arbres

Gazon Toiture végétalisée de type extensif Jardin potager en bacs 94'-9 1/2"

Courtyard

0 5' 25' 50'

5%

Garage à vélos Terrain de basket

et espace de retournement des véhicules

Jardin potager en bacs Espace de rassemblement

Escalier d'accès à la zone de trekfit

Amphithéâtre en bois

Mur de soutènement existant et clôture

Zone de trekfit, revêment en bois raméal Banc en bois

Stationnement existant

Clôture du terrain de basket

LEGEND

Existing trees New trees

Planned extension Existing building

Green roof on the building ex

tension

The project

St. George’s School, a private high school located at 3100 The Boulevard, would like to expand one of its buildings. This project would involve the construction of a new three-storey annexe onto the school property, incorporating greenhouses and green walls. The planned uses for the new installations are of educational nature:

rooms for mathematics, arts and laboratories. The project also calls for completely redeveloping the yard, significantly reducing the paved surface of the parking lot, and increasing landscaping developments.

Source : St. George’s school, 2019

development plan

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