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Oct 26, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
The Ville de Léry seeks the purchase and delivery of a model-year 2027 six-wheel truck with a dump body for its Service des Travaux publics. Bids must be submitted on the city's forms in a sealed paper envelope before 11:00 Quebec legal time on November 10, 2026. Each bid must include a certified cheque or bid bond covering 10% of the total bid amount, including taxes.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Léry
The council meeting covered a wide range of municipal business, including the approval of financial commitments and the issuance of loans. The council addressed administrative matters such as the renewal of a lease for La Station de l'Aventure and the hiring of a new finance manager. Legislative actions included adopting an amendment to the construction by-law and providing a notice of motion for a new contract management by-law. Furthermore, the council awarded a snow removal contract, authorized the sale of a fire department vehicle, and processed several urban planning requests, including minor variances for lot regularizations and site integration plans. The council also supported a request for a public environmental hearing on water shortages in Montérégie and endorsed a regional cycling infrastructure project.
The City Council addressed various administrative and urban planning matters. Key agenda items included the approval of financial accounts and payroll management designations. The Council hired a new firefighter and appointed officials to enforce urban planning regulations. Several regulatory updates were introduced concerning building codes, permits, and internal council governance. Amendments to zoning regulations were adopted to address land use and waste management requirements. Furthermore, the Council authorized the renewal of a temporary telecommunications tower lease, entered into a multi-year mandate for collective purchasing of road salt, and accepted the annual fire safety service report. Additional resolutions approved specific construction projects, minor zoning variances, and demolition permits, while also initiating applications to the CPTAQ for sound mitigation infrastructure and establishing utility easements.
The Council addressed a broad agenda covering administrative, financial, and regulatory matters. Decisions included renewing an intermunicipal agreement with Beauharnois for the Ecocentre, joining an insurance group through the UMQ, and mandating the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal regarding forest corridor acquisitions. The meeting involved various human resources updates, including a new appointment for the Urban Planning and Sustainable Development department and the cessation of interim appointments. Legislative actions were taken to amend construction, permit, zoning, and architectural integration (PIIA) regulations. The Council also approved PIIA applications for residential construction projects and a garage, supported the FQM's stance on legislative amendments regarding wetlands protection, and requested a revision of a proposed agroenvironmental regulation. Additionally, the Council reaffirmed its commitment to the 2025-2035 municipal cultural policy.
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