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Sep 16, 2026
Oct 9, 2026
The municipality seeks a company to collect, transport and dispose of domestic and organic waste and bulky objects throughout its territory. The services are for January 1 through December 31, 2027. Bids are due October 9, 2026.
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Employee FTE
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Sainte-Justine-de-Newton
The council meeting addressed a wide range of municipal topics. Key discussions included sponsorship requests for various local events, support for modifications to provincial infrastructure aid programs and forestry protection, and concerns regarding pre-hospital emergency services and building code regulations. Administrative actions involved budget transfers, allocations for election funds, and approval of agreements for shared school-municipal facilities. Additionally, the council authorized the hiring of inspection and maintenance personnel, approved zoning amendments to permit bifamily housing, finalized lot subdivision plans, and settled a judicial dispute regarding building non-compliance. Future events, including outdoor movement classes and summer leisure activities, were also approved.
The council discussed and approved several administrative and operational measures. Key topics included support for provincial and federal programs related to building accessibility and foreign workers, and a formal request to revise proposed agro-environmental regulations to better incorporate municipal input. Financially, the council approved budget transfers, loan by-laws for road reconstruction, and payments for pension contributions. Personnel actions included the confirmation of several employees following their probation periods and the non-renewal of an engineering services contract. Additionally, the council authorized participation in a municipal congress, initiated the sale of surplus equipment, amended zoning regulations to allow for bifamily housing, established an inter-municipal agreement for pool inspections, and approved the creation of a new community garden.
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The board discussed and addressed several administrative and development items. Key topics included the approval of financial support for local school activities and regional events, the appointment of a deputy mayor, and the authorization of service contracts for external signage and surveillance cameras. The council also processed property tax payments and deliberated on multiple amendments to the draft by-law regarding the occupancy and maintenance of buildings, which was ultimately adopted during the meeting. Additionally, the council reviewed the report of a public consultation and issued a notice of motion for a loan by-law concerning road infrastructure repairs.
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