Sylvie Cantin

The council meeting addressed several operational and development matters. Key items included the hiring of a new Development Project Manager, authorization for road blockades for a Red Cross charity event, and the approval of construction and land use projects, including taxi-related business operations and a minor variance for an agricultural building. The council discussed the development of an industrial park, the sale of municipal land, and the awarding of a contract for tennis court paving. Additionally, the council reviewed financial reports, commission expenses, and discussed potential future facility improvements for a recreation park area.

The council discussed various administrative and operational matters including the hiring of an administrative secretary, the proclamation of National Mental Health Week, and decisions on minor variance applications. Financial topics included the presentation of financial statements for the Adapted Transportation Corporation and the municipality, the authorization of temporary borrowings for capital expenditures, and the approval of various contract awards for infrastructure, equipment, and green space maintenance. The council also addressed municipal regulations regarding site planning, industrial and residential revitalization programs, and emergency intervention agreements with local organizations.

The council meeting addressed several operational and community matters, including the appointment of a deputy mayor and the designation of representatives for meeting permits. Discussions covered the hiring of a mechanic/welder, the annual fire safety report for 2018, and various infrastructure projects such as road repairs on Hamel Boulevard and street modifications. The council reviewed and approved requests for minor zoning variances, authorized grant applications for road network improvements, and finalized procurement contracts for concierge services and professional audit services. Additionally, they adopted bylaws regarding administrative expenditure powers, service pricing, and bike path development financing.

The council meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters. Key topics included the review of the gasoline tax and Quebec contribution work program, an amendment to a property sale agreement in the industrial park, and temporary borrowing authorization for the construction of a roller track. The council approved applications for financial assistance for the hiring of a shared prevention officer with neighboring municipalities and for active transportation infrastructure improvements. Additionally, reports on water management were submitted, a strategic land acquisition was discussed, a protocol for the local curling club was reviewed, and contracts were awarded for the design and construction of the roller track and the supply of ferric sulfate.

The council held an extraordinary session focused on the 2023 budget and three-year capital works program. Key discussion items included the filing of a new assessment roll, adjustments to tax rates for various categories including residential and commercial properties, and the implementation of a sustainable development approach in municipal administration. The meeting also addressed municipal department expenditure reports, including administration, public safety, transportation, environmental hygiene, urban planning, and recreation, as well as revenue sources and debt servicing strategies.