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Oct 6, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
The City of Sainte-Marie is seeking bids to supply fuel for 2027 and 2028. The solicitation includes a 52-page tender document and a separate price schedule. Bids must reach the city clerk’s office at 270 avenue Marguerite-Bourgeoys before 11:45 a.m. Quebec time on October 27, 2026.
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Employee FTE
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136.51
Population
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13,134
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Sainte-Marie
The council meeting involved the adoption and tabling of several bylaws concerning vehicle circulation, property tax rates, waste collection services, and municipal taxation. Key actions included the approval of an animal control service contract, the review of a municipal tax exemption request, and various financial administrative actions, including budget revisions and expenditure reports. The council also addressed urban planning matters, specifically approving zoning variances for several properties and architectural requirements, and discussed adjustments to recreation services, including the setting of rental rates for the Castel Centre and the rejection of maintenance bids for outdoor skating rinks.
The council adopted a zoning amendment by-law and initiated the process for a subsequent zoning regulation amendment involving public consultation. The meeting addressed administrative matters, including the designation of a municipal court prosecutor, the renewal of cyber-risk insurance, and the approval of various expense reports. Several urban planning and construction projects were authorized, including facade renovations and building constructions subject to architectural integration plans. Additionally, the council approved the implementation of room reservation software, the purchase of maintenance equipment for recreational facilities, and the hiring of temporary personnel and firefighters. The council also authorized various professional services mandates, including geotechnical monitoring for a bridge project, flood vulnerability studies for City Hall, and environmental material characterization. Finally, the council approved changes to infrastructure projects, the rental of radiocommunication equipment, and the designation of a fire division chief's vehicle as an emergency vehicle.
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The council held an extraordinary information and public consultation meeting regarding draft by-law number 1957-2026. The proposed by-law aims to amend the existing zoning regulations by modifying exterior design provisions, usage and specification grids for various zones, zoning plans to enlarge specific zones, and introducing new zone definitions along with permitted uses and implementation conditions. The session detailed the potential for referendum approval for specific by-law provisions, explained eligibility criteria for persons interested in filing a request, and outlined the deadline for submitting such requests to the municipal clerk.
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