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The meeting included discussions and resolutions related to findings on the regularity of health, validation of the notice of convocation, authorization to Master Denis Dubé to submit to AP Wichita building, and a guilty plea concerning a complaint filed by the Director of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions in connection with violation notices for contravention of the Building Act. Additionally, the council discussed the contractual hiring of Ms. Jouanno Petit as an urban planning and environment inspector.

The meeting included discussions and adoption of the agenda, a resolution to validate the session's regularity, and a notice of motion regarding property taxation and municipal service fees for the 2009 fiscal year. There was also a notice of motion for draft by-law 2022-366 concerning taxation and municipal service fees for the 2010 fiscal year. Discussions covered tax rates, including rates for residential and non-residential properties, and repair work on Lakeshore Road, including a loan for $7,851,186.13. The session concluded with an adjournment.

The meeting included the adoption of the agenda for the sector, adoptions of children, findings of the regularity of the chance and validation of the notice of convocation of the extraordinary sciences. Resolutions in the appointment of Mrs. Vie as interim deputy director general were discussed, as well as the adjournment of the session. The director general is on parental leave until September 7, 2021, and Caroline Dupuis assumes the interim director general during her leave. Annie La Joie had been appointed as interim deputy director general but she will leave her position on May 27, 2021. Unanimously resolved to appoint Ms. Vite les masques.

The council meeting covered topics such as the provincial government's support for cities in the red zone, potential total lockdown measures, and adherence to government recommendations. Discussions included municipal council activities, protection of citizens and employees, budget considerations, and correspondence rates. Agenda items featured proposed by-laws, property tax rates, municipal services pricing, and declarations of pecuniary interest. The council also addressed membership renewals, computer conservation, domestic violence support, employment contract modifications, winter operations, and the hiring of personnel. Additional discussions involved promoting tourist attractions, financial assistance to volunteer organizations, and participation in group tenders for engineering services.

The meeting covered a range of topics including financial management, administrative matters, and urban planning. Budgetary adjustments and the list of accounts payable were reviewed. The council also discussed the declaration of pecuniary interests of council members, the distribution of activities for elected officials, and the establishment of the date and time for the adoption of the 2013 budget. Additionally, the council addressed the issue of overpayment to AGA, the Green Route maintenance assistance program, FQM membership renewal, and the installation of a mobile technical tower. Furthermore, the council discussed support for the Municipality of Lac Saguay, the appointment of a municipal attorney, and municipal policy on subsidies, aid, and support. Lastly, the council discussed public safety, urban planning, economic development, and recreational activities.