On July 3rd, the City of Châteauguay adopted its three-year expenditures program. It anticipates $175.4M in investments over the coming three years. The lion’s share of that amount will be spent maintaining the road network as well as the drinking and waste water infrastructures.
Translation Amanda Bennett
$13.8M will be dedicated to the production of drinking water. Among others, the Chèvrefils water production station will be expanded to increase its output capacity. The city has earmarked $41.1M for waste water and rain water, $30M of which will be used to separate the two underground networks.
Roadway Investments
In terms of the road network, the administration intends to invest $56M, primarily to redesign the entrance to the city ($22M), to resurface pavement ($12M) and to expand the Industrial Park ($10M) which will include a new road south of Highway 30.
Parks and pool
Building a new indoor pool is also part of the program. The city’s estimated portion of that bill is $14M. A sum of $8.2M will also be dedicated to developing the city’s parks. The linear project the length of the Hydro-Québec right-of-way, which will include a footbridge over the Châteauguay River, will require $5.9M in investments. The 2024-2026 expenditures program specifies that $34M of the $175.4M will come from grants and contributions.