Former Cote Saint-Luc Mayor, CSL-Hampstead-Montreal West Borough Mayor and Montreal Executive member Robert Libman was hired to write a report on the future of Hampstead’s town hall, fire station and Hampstead Park.
As reported in the Suburban, Hampstead wants 16-storey high rise at fire station site, Libman was quoted as saying:
“A number of people I spoke to said that if a major change is made in Hampstead Park, keep in mind if one day it becomes an entity such as Côte St. Luc-Hampstead-Montreal West, the facilities should be adaptable to a larger population.”
With well over 90% of our local voters having cast ballots in 2004 to demerge (putting an end to the Borough of CSL-Hampstead-Montreal West) it is unclear which people Libman consulted, and why, for him to make such a statement?
The forced mergers were a failed experiment in Quebec and ought to be banned completely. Let’s leave Pandora where she belongs.


Leslie Satenstein
Mar 09, 2011 @ 09:12:26
Hampstead has more expensive homes, but a much lower tax base than does CSL. As you say, now is not the time for change.
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Oct 06, 2011 @ 01:27:39
I am in accordance completely
Leslie Satenstein
Oct 09, 2011 @ 15:22:45
Why not rezone Merton to allow high rise buildings and leave the park for our children,