Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Martin Belzile’s organization
Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Municipal Council Regular Council Meeting
The council addressed various public inquiries regarding municipal infrastructure and services. Key topics included the maintenance and water level concerns for the St. Laurent Park boat launch, ongoing road network repairs, and strategies for improving stormwater management and flood resilience for residential properties. The meeting also provided an overview of the roles and recent decisions of the MRC de l'Assomption. Additionally, the council discussed specific infrastructure projects, including pedestrian safety crossings, industrial traffic accommodations on Boulevard Pierre Legardeur, and an individual request for a residential driveway permit exemption.
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The meeting primarily focused on the adoption of the 2027-2031 five-year capital investment plan, which allocates over $634 million for infrastructure improvements including water, roads, and municipal building maintenance. The council also tabled several notices of motion regarding by-laws for future capital expenditures, including noise barrier projects and information technology upgrades. During the public question period, the council addressed inquiries regarding dog park signage, water production capacity, park amenities, and formal requests to the federal government for train speed reductions in urban areas.
Jul 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Ville De Repentigny Council Regular Meeting
The council addressed various municipal matters, including the adoption of the agenda and approval of several minor variances and architectural integration plans for properties across the city. Significant discussions and resolutions were focused on emergency measures and contract ratifications following a recent train derailment, including formal requests to federal authorities for temporary train speed reductions and a permanent review of speed limits in urban areas. The council also adopted an urban agriculture strategy and approved multiple by-law amendments concerning library usage policies for minors, updates to the heritage building inventory, demolition permit processes, circulation and parking regulations, and adjustments to water utility tariffs.
Jun 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed several municipal issues, including urban forestry initiatives, the importance of expanding forest cover, and a progress update on a pilot project for a lavender field. Concerns were raised regarding stormwater infrastructure construction, the potential demolition of specific residential buildings, and the removal of a cycle path. The council also reported on the addition of new park equipment and highlighted a significant reduction in the city's debt-to-income ratio over the past five years.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
