The Urban Planning Department of the Town of Hudson enforces municipal by-laws on urban planning. All proposals related to land use are assessed by the Department in collaboration with municipal officials and the Town Planning Advisory Committee (TPAC), composed of residents, elected officials and municipal officials.
It issues permits for construction, renovation, swimming pools and subdivisions, as well as permits for tree felling or shoreline projects.
The Department intervenes when complaints are received about compliance with by-laws (nuisances, high grass, pesticides, building without a permit, et cetera).
The mission of the Urban Planning Department is to plan, manage and supervise municipal territory, to support development and develop land use by-laws that promote the harmonization of the architectural landscape and preserve our natural and built heritage.
Implement and monitor compliance with municipal and urban planning by-laws
Propose urban planning by-laws
Issue subdivision, construction and renovation permits, and certificates for activities requiring a special permit from the Town
Conduct inspections necessary for monitoring and enforcing by-laws
Intervene in compliance-related complaints
Develop the urban plan of the Town
Promote and provide guidance for residential and commercial development in the territory
The MRC de Vaudreuil-Soulanges has compiled an inventory of built heritage for the 23 municipalities located in its territory. The inventory was carried out in partnership with the Regional County Municipality of Vaudreuil-Soulanges, the Canada Research Chair in Urban Heritage of UQAM, and the Regional Museum of Vaudreuil-Soulanges.
Built heritage is a very important and representative component of the identity of the Town of Hudson. The inventory of built heritage constitutes the foundation of knowledge of the built environment with heritage value. This inventory aims to ensure the permanence of built heritage, thus becoming a tool for awareness and decision-making for the management of the built landscape.
You can consult the heritage sheets for the territory of the Town of Hudson here: Built Heritage Inventory 2020
Please note that the inventory is only available in French.
For more information or to submit a request:
450-458-5347
info@ville.hudson.qc.ca
SUBMISSION DEADLINE | TPAC MEETING | TOWN COUNCIL MEETING | ISSUANCE OF THE PERMIT |
January 3rd | January 14th | February 3rd |
You must allow a certain amount of time from the submission of the final construction plans and the town council’s approval for the permit issuance. This delay can vary between 1 and 3 weeks, depending on the volume of permit applications received by the Planning Department.
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January 21st | February 4th |
March 10th | |
February 25th | March 12th | April 7th | |
March 25th | April 8th | May 5th | |
April 22nd | May 6th | June 2nd | |
May 20th | June 3rd | July 7th | |
June 23rd | July 8th | August 4th | |
July 22nd | August 5th | September 2nd | |
August 26th | September 9th | October 1st | |
November 19th | December 2nd | January 2026 |
* These dates are indicative only and are subject to change without notice.
Please note that the deadline for submitting documents allows the Planning Department to verify if the application is complete and to prepare the information report for the TPAC members. Any request received after the submission deadline will not be placed on the agenda of the corresponding meeting. In addition, an incomplete application will not be accepted, so all required documents must be filed at the time of application.
* Note: some names have been redacted for privacy protection purposes.
* Note: some names have been redacted for privacy protection purposes.
* Note: some names have been redacted for privacy protection purposes.
Contact the Urban Planning Department:
Telephone: 450-458-5347
Email: info@ville.hudson.qc.ca
Consult the archived agendas and minutes HERE
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