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2024-04-29
Preventative boil-water advisory - Hymus BoulevardApril 29, 2024 - A preventative boil-water advisory is currently in effect until further notice for the following adresses : 16661 to 16681, 16713 to 16715 Boulevard Hymus and 25 Claude-Jodoin Street.
Preventative boil-water advisory - Hymus BoulevardUpdate : April 29, 2024 - 10:15 am Preventative boil-water advisory currently in effect for the following addresses:
Applicable recommendations:► Preventative boil-water advisory A preventative boil-water advisory is currently in effect until further notice (minimum of 48 hours). Please note that you must boil your tap water (bringing it to a bubbling boil) for at least 1 minute before drinking it, or use bottled water for:
You may use unboiled tap water to:
► Lifting of the preventative advisory Water samples were taken at various locations and submitted to laboratory analysis. You will receive a new communiqué advising you of the lifting of the boil-water advisory as soon as we receive conclusive results of these analyses (minimum 48 hours). ► Possibility of cloudy or colored water ► Questions? Thank you for your understanding. |
For many years, the Charles-E. Frosst site was primarily home to the Merck Frosst industrial campus that included a variety of pharmaceutical activities such as research and development, drug manufacturing and offices, with over 1,000 employees. In 2010, the Merck Frosst industry relocated their administrative offices elsewhere in Kirkland and the lot was sold to a real estate developer in 2012.
To this day, 75% of the site remains vacant and in dire need of attention. With the arrival of the REM, the West Island and of course Kirkland, will be transformed over the next few years. In the context of this new reality, the Kirkland Town Council saw a unique opportunity to look at the feasibility of re-purposing the northern part of the Charles-E. Frosst site into a residential area.
To achieve this end, the City opted for a participatory planning approach with area residents.
Area residents were invited to the Kirkland Sports Complex on two separate occasions:
October 23, 2019
To hear about this proactive planning approach and get answers to their questions (135 participants)
November 26, 2019
COMPOSITION :
In all, 28 of the 86 participants at the November 26 workshop have indicated their interest to be part of a task force mandated to make recommendations on the development of the Charles-E. Frosst site, taking various aspects into account including the concerns and expectations of the different parties involved.
At a meeting held in mid-December, the 28 interested persons chose amongst themselves eight citizens from four separate zones to represent the neighborhood on the task force.
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE RESIDENTS |
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REPRESENTATIVES OF THE TOWN |
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REPRESENTATIVES OF THE SITE’S OWNER |
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In early February, members of the task force on the development of the Charles-E. Frosst site initiated a series of meetings. The minutes of these meetings will be posted on this page once ratified. Click on the appropriate link below to view the minutes of the corresponding date.
Unveiling of the outcome of the citizens’ participatory planning process to develop a vision for the Charles-E. Frosst site
Charles-E. Frosst Site: A Citizens’ Participatory Planning Process that gives Results!
More information about the repurposing of the northern part of the Charles-E. Frosst site and the ongoing planning process will be posted on this page as it becomes available.
Comments and questions regarding the Charles-E. Frosst site may be emailed to [email protected]
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