Lac-des-Aigles

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The bulletin includes information on the upcoming council meetings for 2022, the adoption of the triennial capital expenditure program for 2022-2024, and the adoption of the budget for the financial year ending December 31, 2022. It also discusses the rate of general property tax, special property taxes, and rates for municipal services for 2022. Additionally, it covers public consultations on draft regulations amending the urban plan and zoning regulations, focusing on modifications to maximum ground areas for livestock facilities, changes to agricultural zones, expansion of the urban perimeter, and modifications to residential swimming pool regulations.

The council discussed and addressed several key items, including a program to promote residential rental building construction, reviewing submissions for the Lac-des-Aigles wharf, and designating a key manager for the school. They also considered a request for snow removal at the school and requested financial aid for municipal consolidation. Other topics included a drag event, fire prevention at the local school, and repairs to the Western truck. Additionally, they discussed the installation of lights on the pickleball court and various financial matters.

The meeting covered various topics, including discussions and decisions related to the Centre de Jour - CLSC, a gas station project, the death of Mr. Jean-Guy Rioux, and a Gagnon Image invoice. The council also addressed a request for activities for the elderly, evaluated options for an autonomous gas station, expressed condolences for Mr. Rioux's passing, and approved an invoice for promotional materials. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding a potential merger between Lac-des-Aigles and Saint-Guy, with a commitment to avoid political pressure pending the ministry's decision.

The council meeting included discussions and resolutions on various topics. These included a presentation by M. Martin Gagnon regarding projects for the Route des Monts-Notre-Dame, and the adoption of a regulation modifying zoning by-law 123-14 concerning heating systems and trailer implantation. The council also discussed and approved expenses, including road work, sidewalk construction, and contributions to various organizations. Additionally, the council addressed matters related to a daycare project, land acquisition for a development project, and the organization of Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day activities.