• In this section, you will find the municipality’s urbanism bylaws (French only) as well as the different permit or certificate of authorization applications;
  • You can consult the permit application process here : Permit application process

SHORT-TERM RENTAL

Short-term rental in Lac-Tremblant-Nord is only authorized for a minimum period of more than 31 consecutive days per stay, for a maximum of 180 days.

Short-term rental for a period of less than 31 consecutive days per stay is strictly prohibited.

To learn more about the regulations on the subject, please consult the following extract from Bylaw number 2021-02 related to zoning: Article 3.3.1 – Short-term rental (By-law number 2021-02 related to zoning)

CONTROL OF OUTDOOR LIGHTING (LIGHT POLLUTION)

To promote the use of natural night lighting and preserve the municipality’s natural environment, Bylaw 2020-02 has been adopted to control outdoor lighting and help minimize light pollution.

Objectives of the bylaw :

      1. Reduce the impact of light sources on star veiling;
      2. Limit intrusive light and glare;
      3. Reduce impact on flora and fauna and disruption of ecosystems;
      4. Reduce energy consumption;
      5. Promote energy-efficient lighting.

The bylaw also includes complementary measures to limit outdoor lighting (reduction in the number of outdoor light sources, use of control systems (timers, automatic triggers), etc.).

 

OUTDOOR FIRE REGULATIONS

WHAT IS PERMITTED

  • Campfire with a maximum dimension of one cubic meter (no permit is required)
  • Fire in outdoor fireplaces
  • Chinese lanterns (under certain conditions).

WHAT IS PROHIBITED (POSSIBLE INFRACTION)

  • Light a fire larger than a cubic meter
  • Burn waste, construction, renovation and demolition materials, trees and brush during deforestation
  • Light a campfire within 15 m of a lake, pond, stream or wetland
  • Light a campfire when the weather conditions are unfavorable (drought and strong wind).

So, before starting an outdoor fire, please consult the SOPFEU site to find out about the risk of fire.

You can print an application form and send it to the municipality, along with the required documents, by mail, email (urbanisme@lac-tremblant-nord.qc.ca) or in person at the municipal office (2-2044, chemin du Village, Mont-Tremblant).