Bruno Gervais Gervais

The council discussed and resolved various administrative and municipal matters, including the renewal of an agreement for a rural nurse, modifications to the municipal organizational chart, and the permanent adoption of a 4.5-day work schedule for public works employees. Financial actions included the renewal of a photocopier maintenance contract, approval of monthly disbursements, and taxation-related property sales. Environmental initiatives such as the protection of lakes were addressed, along with various urban planning requests including minor variances, architectural plan approvals, and conditional usage for short-term rentals. Additionally, the council authorized residential housing projects, construction contracts for park improvements, and basketball court development.

The council meeting addressed various administrative and urban planning matters. Key actions included the renewal of a mandate for animal control services, the end of the probation period for the Director General, the hiring of a Communications Director, and the adoption of the 'Chaise des générations' initiative. The council also approved financial matters, including the payment of accounts for April 2026, and authorized infrastructure-related contracts for street marking and road grading. Furthermore, the council discussed and approved minor derogations for property construction, infrastructure development projects, and a request for a 24-unit housing project, while also supporting a call to the Ministry regarding agro-environmental regulations.

The council discussed various administrative matters, including the renewal of the MUNYS program, a declaration of the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, and support for the PACE financial model for energy transition. Key infrastructure decisions included awarding professional services for the rehabilitation of the Bastien Dam and approving an ecocentre agreement with Sainte-Béatrix. The council also addressed municipal staffing changes, including departures and new hires across public works, urban planning, and the fire department. Additionally, urban planning decisions were made regarding permit applications and building regulations, and a financial resolution was passed for an upcoming bond loan.

The council meeting addressed various administrative, financial, and planning matters. Key topics included authorization for municipal staff to attend training, updating authorized representatives for government tax services, and adjusting credit card limits for employees. Financial actions involved approving accounts for February 2026, setting procedures for tax sale properties, and mandating consultants for fire safety studies, road paving emergency repairs, and water infrastructure projects. Furthermore, the council officially adopted several urban planning regulations related to construction, zoning, and building maintenance, and received reports on permit statistics and urban planning committee minutes.

The council meeting addressed a wide range of administrative, financial, and planning matters. Key topics included the adoption of by-law 924-2-2026 concerning the remuneration of elected officials, the hiring of an assistant director general and clerk-treasurer, and support for the Union des Municipalités du Québec regarding concerns over immigration programs. Financial actions included the adoption of January 2026 accounts. Public safety initiatives involved adopting the 2025 fire safety report. Significant environmental and urban planning decisions were made, including contracting for aquatic plant characterization and ministerial authorization for invasive species control at Lac Bastien, alongside several minor derogation requests for zoning compliance and conditional use approvals for accessory housing units.