Jimmy Tremblay

The municipality discussed several community updates, including the upcoming Civil Safety Week, which emphasizes citizen preparation for climate-related disasters and emergencies. New regulations and facilities regarding dog waste management on the public bike path were announced to address recurring complaints. Additionally, the municipality highlighted the release of new historical content online and promoted the upcoming 35th edition of the Festival de la Bernache.

The municipal newsletter covered registration for the summer soccer program, instructions regarding the proper disposal of dog waste along public paths and the installation of a new waste bin, the addition of historical content to the municipality website, and an announcement regarding the 35th edition of the Festival de la Bernache.

The council discussed various municipal affairs, including a pilot project for bicycle repair and charging stations along the Route verte, an intermunicipal agreement with the SPCA for animal control services, and the approval of financial contributions to the Société de développement de l'Anse-aux-Foins. Other agenda items included the renewal of an agreement with the Canadian Red Cross, authorization for IT services to migrate software, and the handling of accounting for the TECQ 2019-2023 program. The council also received updates from various committees on recreational and community life, financial planning, and upcoming economic development projects, including potential solar energy and mining initiatives in the region.

The council meeting addressed several municipal matters, including the appointment of a deputy mayor and discussions on linguistic requirements for municipal communications. The council authorized access to the archives management system and approved a service proposition for hydrological environment assessment on specific properties. Additionally, the council approved nominations for the Société de développement de l'Anse-aux-Foins, supported a funding project for the Zec Martin-Valin, and authorized a new agreement for animal services with the SPCA. Urbanism decisions included a minor derogation for a property enlargement and a conditional use request for a tourist residence. The council also approved various accounts payable and discussed committee reports regarding road maintenance, recruitment for a crossing guard, and financial updates.

The council held a special meeting to discuss and provide an initial principle approval for a proposed ground-mounted photovoltaic power plant project by Boivin Énergies. The council affirmed the project's compliance with local zoning and urban planning regulations and engaged in a question-and-answer period regarding potential financial royalties from the project.