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The council discussed and resolved various administrative and financial matters, including the adoption of paid accounts, the authorization of a temporary loan for road work, and the repeal of a regulation citing a local church as a heritage property. Actions were taken regarding the amendment of a land sale resolution, the cancellation of a fire service invoice, and the establishment of an intermunicipal equipment rental policy. Furthermore, the meeting addressed urban planning requests, including a denied compensation claim and an approved minor variance for a garage construction. Planning for summer recreational activities was finalized, involving the authorization of a grant application for park infrastructure, the approval of employee salaries, and the hiring of staff for summer programs.

The council meeting covered several key administrative, legislative, and financial matters. Financial actions included the approval of paid accounts, authorization of payments for sludge removal, and a resolution for a loan by bonds. Legislation updates included the adoption of by-laws regarding building maintenance, the code of ethics for elected officials, and a loan for culvert repairs. Administrative discussions involved requests for the cancellation of a federal gun buy-back program and amendments to the Act respecting land use planning and development, as well as the approval of various easements, project calls for the sale of municipal property, and property development protocols. Additionally, the council addressed fire safety services, including the adoption of the 2025 annual report and an agreement for 911 and fire dispatch services, along with various public works contracts for street sweeping, culvert repair materials, and street lining. Recreational and cultural initiatives were also approved, including project funding applications, personnel appointments for spring-summer activities, and event sponsorships.

The council meeting addressed various administrative and financial matters, including the authorization of payments for professional services and incompressible expenses, and a resolution for a loan by promissory notes. New regulations were adopted regarding property tax rates, compensation for elected officials, and the pricing of municipal services. The council authorized the replacement of the municipal seal, appointed accounting auditors for the 2025 fiscal year, and adopted policies on artificial intelligence and workplace health and safety. Furthermore, the council established municipal priority plans for public safety, granted a contract for animal control services, amended a financial aid agreement with the MAMH, and approved a funding request for volunteer firefighter training and the hiring of coaches for the 2026 winter session.

The council meeting addressed various legislative, administrative, and financial matters. Key topics included the adoption of a regulation regarding the publication of public notices, notices of motion for regulations concerning building maintenance, municipal ethics codes, and loan bylaws for refinancing and infrastructure repairs. The council authorized the delegation of access to information requests, renewed the janitorial contract and the water pump station maintenance contract with Xylem, and authorized a signature for a lot cession. Additionally, the council supported UMQ positions on immigration and the transformation of a canine management company into an SPA, officially recognized the Centre Ex-Equo as a municipal organization, mandated CAUCA for 9-1-1 and fire dispatch services, and petitioned the government to modify the TECQ 2024-2028 guide regarding granular road resurfacing. A request for a minor variance was denied, and the council expressed support for the Réseau BIBLIO Québec against proposed federal postal service changes. Finally, two requests for sponsorship were refused based on current municipal policy.

The council meeting covered various topics, including adopting the agenda and procès-verbaux, verifying accounts, and addressing property acquisitions related to a financial aid program following an inundation. They also discussed and adopted règlement 431-2020, modifying the Règlement sur les permis et certificats 202-2007, and considered a municipal financial aid program. Additionally, the council addressed participation in a housing supplement program, authorized signatures for drainage servitudes, considered funding for Relais pour la vie 2020, and discussed a soumission for landscape maintenance. They also covered a directive related to measures in case of an epidemic, an out-of-court settlement, a mandate for a voirie asset assessment, and a modification to the garbage removal tax for a campground. Lastly, they discussed a soumission for a débroussailleuse and a minor exemption request for building construction.