Summary#
Montréal city council unanimously adopted its position on appointing Marie Plourde, city councillor for the Mile-End district, to represent the Plateau-Mont-Royal borough on the board of PME MTL Centre-Ville. This is a position for the agglomeration council, which makes the final decision at a later meeting. City staff say the appointment is intended to support coordination between the borough and the organization.
- The proposed representative is Marie Plourde, replacing the previous elected representative named in the staff summary.
- The staff summary says PME MTL Centre-Ville’s general rules provide for four municipal elected officials on its board and for the Plateau-Mont-Royal borough council to designate one of its members.
What it means for you#
- Residents: This decision does not directly change services, taxes, or eligibility for support.
- Marie Plourde and the borough: If the agglomeration council approves the appointment, Plourde would represent the borough on PME MTL Centre-Ville’s board.
Money#
The decision summary marks financial aspects as not applicable and gives no cost estimate.
What is unclear#
- The materials do not state the length of the appointment or describe the representative’s specific board duties.
Case for#
- City staff say having an elected borough representative on the board could support coordination and follow-up between the borough and PME MTL Centre-Ville.
Case against#
No clear concern available from the supplied material.