A wind of change is blowing over Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

The Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve Borough in Montreal has unveiled its expansion and renovation project for the Pierre-Tétreault and Clément-Jetté Sud parks.

This initiative, which will start next June, is part of a series of major works aimed at improving the quality of life for residents and providing public spaces that meet contemporary needs.

The project to expand and renovate the Pierre-Tétreault and Clément-Jetté Sud parks aims to create relaxation and recreational spaces accessible to everyone.

The work will include:-

• Planting trees and seeding new green areas.

• Demineralizing the soils to promote biodiversity and enhance the parks.-

• Constructing and renovating cabins to provide modern and comfortable facilities.-

• Replacing the lighting system to improve safety and the aesthetics of the parks.-

• Adding play and exercise modules, as well as water play areas for children.-

• Replacing or adding urban furniture, such as public benches and streetlights.-

• Maintaining and securing sports equipment.

  
  

These renovations are the result of public consultations and meet the expectations of residents and various groups who use the parks.

The Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve Borough has worked closely with the community to ensure that the projects meet the needs and aspirations of citizens.

The project to expand and redesign the Pierre-Tétreault and Clément-Jetté Sud parks is an important step in the transformation of Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve.

By creating modern and welcoming green spaces, the borough contributes to strengthening the sense of community and providing places for relaxation and recreation for all residents.

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