Saint-Léonard seeks four residents for urban-planning advisory committee

Saint-Léonard is recruiting four residents to sit on its urban-planning advisory committee, with applications open until December 30, 2026.

The borough says the committee reviews planning matters and provides recommendations to borough council. Successful applicants are expected to begin in spring 2027 on one-year terms that may be renewed.

Meetings are generally held once a month on a weekday at 5:30 p.m. Applicants must live in Saint-Léonard and demonstrate an interest in urban planning, architecture, heritage or related community issues. The borough’s notice includes the application instructions and selection criteria.

An advisory committee does not make the final municipal decision: it studies files and makes recommendations that elected officials may consider. That distinction is important for residents following zoning or development proposals.

Illustrative stock photo: Photo by K O on Unsplash. Cropped/resized for publication; not a photograph of the committee.

Source

• Ville de Montréal: Saint-Léonard urban-planning advisory committee recruitment, accessed November 12, 2026.