Liette Quenneville

The council meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters. Key discussions included the review of monthly financial and salary reports, along with human resources decisions regarding the end of employee probation periods, job postings, and personnel resignations. The council authorized participation in a collective purchasing program for tires, adopted a new uniform fire prevention regulation, and approved several environmental initiatives, including water quality monitoring and engineering mandates for infrastructure repairs. Additionally, the council authorized financial contributions to local events, approved the installation of telecommunications equipment, and granted permits for community activities such as a triathlon and a local motorcycle blessing.

The meeting included the review and approval of financial statements, including vendor payments and salary reports. The Council discussed the ongoing mining project dossier and received a report from the Mayor regarding upcoming public consultations. Several draft bylaws were introduced, covering loan modifications, animal control, drinking water usage, and the acquisition of a motor grader. Administrative actions included hiring temporary urban planning services, approving architectural plans for community center washrooms, appointing members to the urban planning advisory committee, and authorizing a minor variance request. Furthermore, the Council approved the posting of a new municipal operator position, the submission of a financial aid application for a multigenerational playground project, and the purchase of commemorative signs.

The council addressed several municipal administrative and operational matters. Key topics included the approval of financial reports and supplier accounts, the sale of a municipal tractor, and funding approval for culvert restoration. Human resources actions involved confirming the end of probation periods for specific employees and authorizing new job postings. In urban planning, the council finalized an intermunicipal agreement regarding quarry and sandpit royalties and approved multiple minor zoning derogations for residential lots. Furthermore, the meeting covered an intermunicipal partnership for the Parc des montagnes noires de Ripon and the appointment of a representative to the local transportation corporation.

The council discussed various municipal matters, including financial reports, budget revisions, and the payment of supplier accounts. Administrative actions included authorizing a signature mandate for police cadets, establishing procedures for mail-in voting for the upcoming municipal election, and amending regulations regarding contract management. The council also authorized infrastructure improvements, such as installing fencing at the municipal garage, and supported a request for enhanced nautical patrols in the region. Furthermore, the meeting addressed a minor variance request for a specific property, the preservation of a local heritage site, and the maintenance of a regional trail.

The council addressed various administrative and operational matters, including the adoption of the 2025 fee schedule bylaw, the appointment of the acting mayor, and the authorization of insurance renewals. Key discussions focused on public safety training, the approval of municipal election funding, and a resolution supporting improved cellular coverage. Further business included authorizing membership payments to various regional associations, renewing partnerships for water quality monitoring, approving winter maintenance requests for trail usage, and providing financial support for local community events and social aid organizations.