Director of Environment and Public Works at Brossard
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The council meeting included the recognition of two retiring employees for their years of service. During the question period, council discussed issues regarding street cleaning procedures following winter, potential grant programs for houses with slate roofs, and the acknowledgement of the International Day of Commemoration for occupational injuries and diseases.
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The strategic plan for Ville de Brossard outlines its future vision and sustainable development strategy for 2025-2035. It aims to make Brossard an attractive and prosperous city with dynamic, inclusive living environments, valuing sustainable development and environmental protection. The plan is guided by three main principles: 'Servir' (Serve) focusing on reinforcing community, delivering quality, accessible, and safe services, and efficient asset management; 'Bâtir' (Build) concentrating on thoughtful and equitable urban planning, integrated mobility, and environmental preservation; and 'Réussir' (Succeed) emphasizing a culture of continuous improvement, optimized work organization, and talent management for sustainable resource management.
This document outlines the Urban Agriculture Policy for Ville de Brossard. It aims to harmoniously integrate urban agriculture across all municipal activities, encourage its adoption by residents and various sectors, and foster an innovative network that combines residential and economic development with the enhancement of agricultural zones to provide fresh food and a healthy environment. The policy sets a vision for 2030 where 50% of the population has access to locally sourced urban agriculture. Key strategic orientations include collective action, leveraging local potential, affirming the city's commitment, promoting inclusive agriculture, educating the public, encouraging citizen involvement, and fostering partnerships to achieve well-being, food security, and environmental respect.
The Municipal Council addressed a range of municipal governance and planning items. Key discussion topics included the approval of minor zoning derogations for residential and commercial properties, as well as the endorsement of various architectural and site integration plans. The council initiated several regulatory processes concerning zoning amendments, taxation adjustments, and infrastructure financing for park development. Multiple contracts were awarded for municipal services, including library technology upgrades, software maintenance, topographic surveys, sewer system cleaning, road marking, and security system services. Furthermore, the council authorized ministerial permit applications for infrastructure projects, approved debt refinancing, handled human resources appointments, and issued proclamations for the Quebec Week for People with Disabilities.
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