Request to replace a public water service

Since 2007, the City of Westmount has been actively replacing lead water services with copper pipes. To date, 45% of these have been replaced across Westmount’s territory. An owner may request the replacement of the public portion of a lead water service connected to their property if the private portion has already been fitted with copper pipes.

To be eligible:

A home water analysis carried out by the City or by an accredited laboratory must demonstrate the presence of lead.
The public portion of the water service must be made of lead.
The private portion of the water service must be made of copper.
The owner, or their legal representative, must fill and submit the form below.

All requests will be evaluated by the City’s Engineering Department, who will then contact the owner, or their representative, for additional information. Each request will be processed according to the City’s planning constraints.

ⓘ Need help? Contact assistance@westmount.org or phone 514 989-5200.

Information of property owner

First name•

Last name•

Phone number•

Email•

Address of the building for which the request is being made

Address•

Postal code•

Is this address the same as the mailing address?•

Yes

Mailing address

Address

Address line 2

City

Province, state or region

Postal code

Country

Details relating to the request

Specification of existing structures and landscaping above the water service•

Supporting documents

Include any document indicating that the private portion of the water inlet is made of copper, if available, for example: work invoices, permit issued by the City for carrying out work, photo(s) of the work, other.

Drop files here or click to upload them.

Comments

Owner's commitment

I am the owner or their legal representative and I accept the owner's commitment as described below. •

I declare all the information provided in this form to be true and I undertake to pay all excavation costs incurred by the City if the City's intervention was not justified, that is to say, if during the excavation it becomes apparent that the public portion of the water service for the building for which this request has been made is made of copper, and that it is the private portion which is made of lead.

Signature •

Date