Jérôme Grondin

The board meeting covered a wide range of municipal administrative and operational topics. Key discussions included the approval of various financial matters such as budget revisions, payments for the month, and financial aid distribution. The council handled urban planning requests, including multiple minor variances and architectural integration plans for various properties. Additionally, infrastructure and public works projects were authorized, including road maintenance contracts, dust control supplies, and sewer/water pipe extensions. The meeting also addressed inter-municipal agreements, committee memberships, public safety reports, and community support initiatives, such as funding for recreation and municipal events.

The meeting addressed a broad range of municipal business, including the adoption of by-laws regarding speed limits and council compensation. Significant focus was placed on urban planning, with the council approving multiple minor zoning derogations, architectural site plans, and infrastructure projects related to road work and sewer systems. The council also authorized the hiring of engineering and inspection personnel and discussed several environmental protection initiatives, particularly regarding water quality and the management of lake access and maintenance at Grand lac Saint-François. Additionally, the council passed resolutions to address government policies concerning firearms and the status of temporary foreign workers, and authorized the launch of a land sales proposal process.

This document outlines the major projects and the work plan for the Municipalité D'Adstock for the year 2026. Key strategic areas include administration, finance, communications, public works, urban planning, environment, economic development, and community life. The plan focuses on enhancing municipal services, developing infrastructure, protecting the environment, fostering community engagement, and improving internal governance, with specific initiatives such as implementing new administrative tools, upgrading infrastructure, advancing environmental initiatives, supporting economic development, diversifying community programming, and detailing the council's work on regulations, citizen participation, and inter-municipal cooperation.

The board meeting focused on the adoption of by-law number 317-25-1, which amends the previous by-law regarding the imposition of tax rates, compensations, and payment terms for the 2026 fiscal year. Specifically, the council addressed updates to the public safety tariff and the schedule for the first tax installment.

This action plan outlines a comprehensive set of initiatives aimed at enhancing community life, environmental sustainability, and economic development within the municipality. Key focus areas include diversifying recreational and cultural programming, promoting health and social services, improving municipal communications, strengthening environmental protection through water management and habitat preservation, and fostering urban development and local entrepreneurship. The plan also emphasizes regional collaboration and citizen engagement to achieve its goals.