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Mixed sticker
Residents of the new SRRR sectors will be able to obtain a permit in the form of
a “mixed” sticker that allows them to park in zones reserved for their respective
sector and also in Sector 1. This flexibility will allow permit holders to move their
vehicle during snow loading or street cleaning operations. Figure 1 shows an
example of a mixed sticker for Sector 2 that also allows parking in reserved
zones of Sector 1.

Purchase and exchange of the new sticker: The current sticker is valid until
September 30, 2022. Residents who have already purchased their new sticker
will be mailed the new mixed sticker for Sector 2 before the date of enforcement
of the new by-law.
Do you need a sticker? If you don't already have your parking sticker, in order
to take advantage of the new zones reserved for residents and to avoid tickets,
you can obtain it at the Bureau d'Accès Montréal (BAM) office located at the
Borough Hall. For more information, terms and conditions, visit the
bit.ly/Outremont-vignette web page or call 311.

Citizen participation
Because residents know best about the usage of their streets, the borough
is looking for spokespersons or ambassadors to validate the
implementation of changes for their section of street. This call for
cooperation is open not only to residents of the former SRRR zones, but
also to those who would like their sectors to become residents-only SRRR
zones.
Anyone interested can contact borough officials at:
consultation.outremont@montreal.ca.

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