Saint-Stanislas (Municipality)

The council held special meetings to adopt the 2025 municipal budget, including property tax rates and various service fees for aqueduct, sewer, waste management, and snow removal services. Additionally, the council approved the three-year capital expenditure program for the years 2025 through 2027, which outlines planned investments in road maintenance and infrastructure supported by the TECQ funding program.

The council discussed and adopted various items including accounts payable, salary reports, and status reports on municipal water, sewer, and road infrastructure. Important resolutions included the approval of an infrastructure loan for the regional industrial park, the renewal of an intervention permit with the Ministry of Transport, and the adoption of the library's financial reports and budget. The council also committed to a municipal health assessment program for recreation and sports, declared interest in a municipal energy efficiency program, and adopted regulations concerning building maintenance, mobile commerce, and fees for non-resident fire services. Additionally, an advisory notice was given regarding the upcoming adoption of a new code of ethics for municipal elected officials.

The meeting included the adoption of payment accounts and net salary reports. Departmental reports for water, sewage, water quality, and municipal roads were reviewed. Key actions included the appointment of an auditor for a three-year term, support for the community organization Parensemble, and discussions regarding the management of the restaurant Au Clocher, including plans to launch a new call for tenders.

The council discussed and adopted the 2025 financial statements, approved accounts payable, and received departmental reports concerning water quality, sewer systems, and municipal roads. Key resolutions included the establishment of a financial aid program for riparian revegetation, the adoption of a revised code of ethics for municipal officials, the appointment of a municipal representative to the urban planning and business assistance committees, and the authorization of financial aid to an local business. Additionally, the council passed a resolution requesting urgent government intervention to support forestry entrepreneurs facing a significant economic crisis.

The regular council meeting addressed several important items. Key discussions included the adoption of accounts payable totaling $135,946.06 and accounts to be ratified totaling $35,199.54, resulting in total expenses of $171,145.60 for December 2023. Reports confirmed satisfactory conditions for aqueduct, sewer, and municipal roads, with positive water quality tests noted. The council appointed Johane Thibeault as substitute mayor and bill verifier for the next three months. The 2024 tax roll, amounting to $494,031.85 before a MAPAQ credit, was approved. Authorization was granted to renew the permit with the Ministry of Transportation. Furthermore, the council approved setting aside $300 to form a curling tournament team and resolved to sell the municipal campground at Lac Éden, including buildings, to Daniel Leblanc (9339-2363 QC Inc.) for $185,000, explicitly excluding the beach from the sale.