Nicolas Dziasko

This Master Plan for Parks and Green Spaces aims to increase park usage, optimize public spending, and establish a collective vision for the City of Montréal-Est's parks and green spaces. Its general orientations include accessibility, complementarity, modernity, comfort, image, and sociability. The plan seeks to meet the population's real needs, guide the development and maintenance of parks, assign specific purposes to current and future parks, and plan and cost proposed improvements over time to ensure social profitability. It details interventions for twelve specific parks and green spaces, with an estimated total investment of $3,187,258.00.

The council discussed various topics, including a request from Usines Giant inc. to acquire part of Durocher Avenue, which involves the removal and relocation of a Hydro-Québec power line. They also discussed an agreement with 9346-5508 Québec inc. and Groupe C. Laganière (1995) inc. for contribution towards parks, playgrounds, or natural spaces, as well as an agreement for compensation for each ton of soil revalorized or confined on their site. Additionally, they considered legal actions to ensure compliance with municipal regulations for a property on Grande-Allée Avenue and an option to purchase land for the extension of Gamble Avenue.

The meeting included discussions and resolutions regarding the deposit of a letter of intent between the City of Montréal-Est and the Pointe-aux-Trembles Minor Hockey Association. An agreement to impose a reserve for public purposes on lot 1,252,141 of the cadastre of Quebec, Montreal land district, with the engagement of the BÉLANGER SAUVÉ law firm to impose this reserve for public purposes. An amendment to the lease relating to the dog park and community gardens was approved to allow the installation of a temporary air quality measurement trailer on the land. Additionally, a notice of motion was given for a regulation amending regulation 77-2018 on financial administration, and a donation was approved for the Réseau alimentaire de l'Est de Montréal to cover the costs of a greenhouse at the Montréal-Est community gardens.

The council discussed various topics, including joining the UMQ group for collective insurance services, requesting financial contributions for the cycling network, and nominating a deputy director general. They also discussed mandates to obtain the cancellation of a sale or an order to carry out work, and the cancellation and issuance of new credit cards. Additionally, they declared certain dates as School Perseverance Days and adopted regulations related to municipal works, reconstruction of Avenue Marien and Rue Victoria, and traffic and parking. The council also discussed additional fees for engineering services, and awarded contracts for the supply of bituminous mix, various aggregates, and prepared concrete. Furthermore, they addressed corrections to the collective agreement and a request for financial assistance from the Evelyn Opal House Leisure Volunteer Committee.

The council meeting included discussions and decisions on several topics, including modifications to the program to combat lead in drinking water for the residential sector, joining a group purchase of de-icing salt for the 2023-2024 winter season, and the purchase of chairs for the Édouard-Rivet Recreational Center. They also addressed a letter of support requesting the disclosure of pipeline leaks of 1,500 liters or less. Furthermore, there was the adoption of regulations modifying the minimum distance between a swimming pool and a construction, as well as modifying the requirements for construction or subdivision permit applications. The council also approved the acquisition of a 4 x 6 grader with snow removal equipment and contracts for road planing and bituminous pavement, as well as the reconstruction of sidewalks and curbs on various streets, including Notre-Dame. Lastly, they discussed a donation to the École secondaire de la Pointe-aux-Trembles for the Gala des étoiles, a donation to Les Relevailles de Montréal, a donation to the Table de concertation des aînés de Montréal-Est/Pointe-aux-Trembles for the International Day to Combat Maltreatment of Older Persons, a donation to the Action Secours Vie d'Espoir organization for the breakfasts of hope, a donation to the Société Ressources-Loisirs de Pointe-aux-Trembles Inc. for a training of the 2023 day camp monitors and a modification to the agreement between the City and Communauto for the implementation and management of a carsharing service.