[0:00] - Alors, bonsoir.

[0:03] >> Welcome

[0:07] >> -- October 23rd. Bienvenue à

[0:11] la séance ordinaire du conseil

[0:13] municipal du lundi 23 octobre.

[0:15] Alors, nous allons ouvrir la

[0:16] séance. Opening up the meeting.

[0:26] >> --,.

[0:35] >> Second, à l'unanimité. On

[0:36] paper?

[0:40] - Alors, nous allons passer tout

[0:42] de suite aux commentaires du

[0:49] commandant Sauvé. Alors,

[0:51] commandant, si vous voulez bien.

[0:57] - Merci beaucoup, Monsieur le

[0:58] Maire. Toujours un plaisir de

[1:00] venir échanger ici avec les

[1:01] citoyens de Beaconsfield. Donc,

[1:04] j'aimerais, avant de commencer

[1:05] avec le rapport d'activités,

[1:08] j'aimerais vous parler de trois

[1:10] sujets importants. Le premier,

[1:13] le conflit israélo-palestinien.

[1:15] Considérant le conflit armé en

[1:16] cours au Proche-Orient, le SPVM

[1:21] demande très vigilant face aux

[1:23] possible répercussions que cela

[1:24] pourrait entraîner sur son

[1:25] territoire. Sachez que nous

[1:27] prenons la situation très au

[1:28] sérieux et surveillons

[1:30] l'évolution des événements de

[1:31] près. Je vous rappelle qu'il est

[1:33] important de dénoncer tout

[1:35] crime, toute menace, incident où

[1:38] crimes haineux au poste de

[1:41] quartier 1. Également, toute

[1:43] situation urgente doit être,

[1:44] bien évidemment, signalent

[1:45] immédiatement au neuf un un.

[1:47] Ensuite, en deuxième, un plan de

[1:50] sécurisation qui a été fait sur

[1:52] Alex carrières, Monsieur le

[1:53] Maire. Suite à un événement

[1:55] d'incendies criminels sur la rue

[1:56] Alex carrière, sachez que j'ai

[1:58] déclenché un plan de

[2:00] sécurisation local suite à

[2:01] l'événement, où les policiers du

[2:03] PIB un ont effectué du

[2:05] porte-à-porte dans le but

[2:06] d'écouter les résidents du

[2:07] quartier.

[2:13] (inaudible)

[2:14] Ça a augmenté dans le secteur

[2:15] pour les prochaines semaines. Je

[2:16] ne peux malheureusement pas

[2:18] divulguer aucune autre

[2:19] information en lien avec

[2:20] l'événement, puisque l'enquête

[2:21] est en cours. Et finalement, une

[2:25] zone sécuriser d'échange au PDQ

[2:30] 1. Je voulais vous tenir au

[2:32] courant d'une initiative que

[2:33] nous sommes en train de mettre

[2:34] en place à la suite d'un

[2:36] incident de vol qualifié sur

[2:37] personne qui a eu lieu à

[2:38] Kirkland. Interrompu la décision

[2:39] de mettre en place une zone

[2:42] d'échanges supervisé en face du

[2:43] poste de police. Qui servira de

[2:45] lieux de rencontre pour les

[2:46] citoyens de nos cinq

[2:48] municipalités afin de finaliser

[2:50] des transactions effectuées sur

[2:51] les réseaux sociaux. Cette zone

[2:54] sera constamment sous

[2:55] surveillance vidéo 24 heures sur

[2:57] 24 sera clairement identifiés

[2:59] par des enseignes visible, un

[3:02] environnement sûr et sécuriser

[3:03] pour nos citoyens. Je vous

[3:05] tiendrai informés de l'appel de

[3:06] mise en place de cette zone dans

[3:07] les prochaines semaines. Sans

[3:10] plus tarder, voici le bilan

[3:12] d'activités du PDQ 1 du 25

[3:15] septembre au 23 octobre pour la

[3:16] ville de Beaconsfield. This is

[3:19] PDQ1's activity report for --

[3:21] until the 23rd of October for

[3:23] the city of Beaconsfield.

[3:25] - En sécurité routière, nous

[3:27] avons été très occupé. Les 28

[3:29] septembre et le 3 octobre, beau

[3:31] repère et Holland, une opération

[3:33] de vitesse sur la vie rue beau

[3:35] repère dans la zone de 40

[3:36] kilomètres heure. Le 2, 11 et

[3:42] chaise octobre, Saint-Charles et

[3:43] des gains, opération de vitesse

[3:44] sur Saint-Charles près de la

[3:46] zone occidentaux gêne

[3:47] Saint-Charles et Reynolds. Le 4

[3:51] 18 octobre, elle est morose,

[3:53] opération de vitesse dans la

[3:55] zone de parcs 30

[3:57] kilomètres-heure. Un grand

[3:58] nombre de constats émis lors des

[3:59] deux opérations, au total 28

[4:02] constats d'infraction. Le 11 et

[4:04] 14 octobre, pour faire

[4:06] Lexington, opération de vitesse,

[4:08] encore une fois, dans une zone

[4:09] résidentielle. Et finalement, le

[4:11] 11 octobre, Chris où elle est

[4:13] est Pink, opération pour l'arrêt

[4:15] obligatoire non respectés à

[4:16] l'intérêt... l'intersection.

[4:18] Ensuite, pour les patrouilleurs

[4:19] à vélo, le 25 septembre...

[4:22] excusez, 25 septembre, une

[4:24] opération cyclistes pour le feu

[4:25] rouge Saint-Charles et

[4:27] Beaconsfield. Le 27 septembre,

[4:29] présence et encadrements de la

[4:30] marche Terry Fox à l'école VHS.

[4:34] En passant, belle collaboration,

[4:36] encore une fois, avec la

[4:37] sécurité publique lors de

[4:40] l'événement. Le 11 septembre,

[4:41] c'était présenté encadrement de

[4:43] la marche Terry Fox à l'école

[4:44] Sherbrooke Académie junior et

[4:46] senior, assistances en fin de

[4:48] parcours vers la sécurité

[4:49] publique Beaconsfield. 12

[4:52] octobre, participation au plan

[4:53] de sécurisation dans le secteur

[4:54] Alex carrière. Et le 14 octobre,

[5:00] présence et encadrement de la

[5:02] grande marche Pierre Lavoie, 5

[5:04] kilomètres dans les rues de

[5:05] Beaconsfield. On parle d'à peu

[5:08] près 250 participants inscrits.

[5:09] Plus ou moins 200 présents.

[5:10] Encore une fois, une belle

[5:13] collaboration avec la sécurité

[5:14] publique et le Service des

[5:15] loisirs. Du côté des agents

[5:19] sociaux communautaires, le 12

[5:20] octobre, présentation sur les

[5:21] fraudes auprès des aînés du

[5:23] secteur. La présentation s'est

[5:25] déroulé à l'église Saint-Edmond

[5:26] de Kentucky. Le 20 octobre,

[5:30] c'était la présentation Stringer

[5:32] dangereux, haut

[5:33] (---)

[5:34] de CPE Whiteside Taylor. Pour la

[5:37] criminalité, les événements

[5:40] signaler, très peu digne...

[5:42] d'événement durant le dernier

[5:43] mois. On parle d'un vol à

[5:44] l'étalage, deux vols de

[5:46] véhicules, une introduction par

[5:48] effraction dans une résidence

[5:50] privée est un incendie criminel

[5:51] sur véhicules. Donc, ça fait le

[5:55] tour. Merci pour votre

[5:56] confiance. Vous pouvez en tout

[5:58] temps composer et cinq un

[6:00] quatre, 0

[6:01] (---)

[6:02] pour joindre le poste de

[6:03] quartier 1 ou envoyez un

[6:04] courriel a PDQ 1 SPVM point qui

[6:09] s'est pointé. À

[6:10] (---)

[6:11] neuf pour tous les citoyens

[6:12] depuis que tu. Thank you for

[6:17] your conference. You may call it

[6:18] anytime to reach station one, or

[6:20] send an email to PDQ1. Please be

[6:24] assured of our availability for

[6:26] any concerns raised by the

[6:27] citizens of Beaconsfield. Thank

[6:28] you very much.

[6:32] - Merci beaucoup, commandant

[6:33] Sauvé. Est-ce que je pourrais

[6:39] poser une petite question

[6:40] comment, en février? Pour la

[6:41] zone de sécurité, on pense que

[6:42] ça va commencer quand?

[6:43] - En fait, les caméras sont

[6:44] installés présentement.

[6:45] - O.K..

[6:46] - Il reste juste l'affichage.

[6:47] Donc, on parle d'un deux trois

[6:49] semaines. Si vous voulez, on

[6:50] peut vous communiquer

[6:52] l'information pour peut-être

[6:55] l'afficher. C'est certain que

[6:56] (---)

[6:57] .

[7:06] >> Will you please to go to the

[7:08] microphone, identify yourself,

[7:10] and ask your question?

[7:14] - Monsieur Sauvé, on se

[7:15] rencontre encore.

[7:24] Pardon my French -- C'est

[7:27] vraiment la troisième fois qu'on

[7:28] a un incendie ou un incident

[7:31] avec le même personne on our

[7:34] street. Free times, bullet

[7:36] casings, cars exploding, cars

[7:40] exploding right next door to my

[7:41] house. Many of my neighbours

[7:43] were not super confident, super

[7:45] comfortable, super impressed. I

[7:47] know the city probably has a

[7:50] limited capacity to employ

[7:54] observing just our area, but we

[7:55] want to know, as citizens. When

[7:57] I have cars blowing up ten feet

[7:58] from my house, twice in four

[8:01] months, bullet casings in my

[8:03] driveway, I have three kids at

[8:05] home. Not super confident, not

[8:07] super comfortable. So, is there

[8:10] anything the city can do? Public

[8:13] nuisance bylaw, some sort of

[8:16] purview that you have to ask for

[8:20] accountability from these people

[8:21] who are on somebody's radar that

[8:23] I don't want back into my

[8:24] neighbourhood?

[8:25] >> I will let the commanded

[8:28] answer your question. It's

[8:30] really a police matter, not a

[8:32] city matter.

[8:33] >> Yeah.

[8:34] >> We do have municipal control

[8:38] -- patrol, and we are sure that

[8:39] they go around, but they are not

[8:43] able to intervene on any

[8:44] situation like that.

[8:45] >> And it's not a private

[8:46] patrol.

[8:47] >> No. It's really a police

[8:49] situation, and I know that the

[8:52] contender will answer your

[8:53] question.

[8:54] - Parfait, merci.

[8:57] >> As far as the investigation,

[8:58] I can't really touch on that,

[9:00] because you understand, I just

[9:04] can't Dévoiler de l'information.

[9:06] -- but for -- the patrols have

[9:12] been -- not just station one,

[9:14] I've asked the ACS, which Is --

[9:17] section d'information

[9:18] spécialisés outside of station

[9:19] one to come in control. So you

[9:21] may have noticed in the last

[9:23] week a lot of police officers

[9:25] going around, but it's not just

[9:27] station one. It's also police

[9:29] officers from outside station

[9:32] one. So, I mean, for the next

[9:34] couple of weeks, there will be a

[9:35] lot of police officers. The

[9:38] investigation is ongoing, and

[9:40] until we have something that

[9:41] comes up with the investigation,

[9:43] the police officers are still

[9:44] gonna be patrolling night and

[9:46] day the area, and like I said,

[9:48] it's not just station one. It's

[9:51] outside police officers. So the

[9:52] demand was made, also, and you

[9:56] have, as the mayor said, public

[9:58] security patrolling. A lot of

[10:00] visibility.

[10:02] >> -- asked to increase patrols

[10:05] on our street -- and also, I

[10:10] just want to know --

[10:13] >> Now, please. We are webcast

[10:15] in this, so you have to go to

[10:17] the microphone to ask your

[10:19] question. Or make a comment.

[10:21] Because it's being webcast.

[10:23] Otherwise, we can't pick it up.

[10:24] >> I'm also a resident on

[10:25] Alice-Carrière, and my daughter

[10:27] came in 20 minutes before the

[10:29] last incident happened where a

[10:30] car blew up. I just want to know

[10:33] why it's not a city? Isn't to

[10:35] the public nuisance? Not the

[10:37] first, second, it's the third

[10:39] time.

[10:40] >> It's a policeman. And police

[10:42] --

[10:43] >> I'm in the city of

[10:44] Beaconsfield.

[10:45] >> It does not come under -- not

[10:51] a Beaconsfield surface. And

[10:53] that's why we have the SPVM

[10:55] coming to our meeting, and they

[10:57] provide the service, but it's a

[11:00] police matter, and we don't have

[11:04] police in Beaconsfield. The

[11:07] conglomeration provides us with

[11:08] the police service.

[11:09] >> All right, thank you.

[11:10] >> Mister Mayor, can I ask a

[11:14] question? To the residents

[11:15] question, it doesn't fall under

[11:18] any nuisance bylaw?

[11:20] >> There is no new essence here.

[11:22] It's criminal. It's criminal

[11:24] activity. We don't have the

[11:26] responsibility, the

[11:27] jurisdiction, the means, the

[11:29] training, the people to look

[11:31] after that. We look after new

[11:33] essences. We collaborate with

[11:35] the police department in many

[11:37] occasions, and when they need

[11:39] us, they have our full support

[11:43] to help them do what they have

[11:44] to do. No closing streets or

[11:47] things like that. But we're not

[11:50] gonna do some queries,

[11:52] investigation, patrol on feat to

[11:54] see who's walking around -- you

[11:57] call the police. 9-1-1. That's

[11:59] what people have to do. It's

[12:01] criminal activity, it's not a

[12:02] nuisance.

[12:03] >> Yeah.

[12:04] >> As a matter of fact, if you

[12:06] see anything going on suspicious

[12:09] in your area, call 9-1-1! Or

[12:12] call the number that the

[12:15] commander just gave us, because

[12:17] it is a police matter, and they

[12:21] will come immediately. I can

[12:24] assure you. Or they will

[12:26] intervene immediately. If you

[12:28] call them. But it's a police

[12:32] matter, and that's what they're

[12:34] therefore. -- municipal control

[12:43] will do, patrol the streets,

[12:45] they are not armed, and they're

[12:48] not able to intervene on a

[12:51] criminal situation.

[12:52] >> Yes. And it is a criminal

[12:54] matter. It's under the criminal

[12:55] code, and it's our top priority.

[12:58] Even the SPVM does have a

[12:59] decision -- division, criminal

[13:03] incendiary. So their experts in

[13:05] the domain. I know it's alarming

[13:10] for you. It's not the first

[13:13] incident, I understand, for

[13:15] station one. We've done all that

[13:19] we could Pour augmenter la

[13:20] visibilité policière. -- for the

[13:23] investigation, I will keep you

[13:25] posted. Like the mayor said,

[13:27] it's very important. As soon as

[13:29] you see something, something

[13:31] suspicious, I know some people

[13:33] don't have Le the réflexe

[13:35] d'appeler les 911. Reflex to

[13:37] call 9-1-1, because they say, I

[13:38] don't know if it's important

[13:39] enough to call 9-1-1, but I

[13:42] strongly recommend you do. And

[13:45] you, if it's anything you see

[13:47] that you think is suspicious,

[13:49] please call 9-1-1 right away.

[13:51] Not even police station. Just

[13:52] 9-1-1.

[13:56] - Est-ce qu'il y a d'autres

[13:57] questions? Pour le commandant?

[14:01] Any other questions? Merci

[14:06] beaucoup, commandant. C'est

[14:08] toujours un grand plaisir pour

[14:09] nous de vous voir à notre

[14:12] réunion du conseil à chaque

[14:13] mois. Merci.

[14:14] - Merci pour l'invitation. Thank

[14:15] you.

[14:22] >> And now, I will start with

[14:25] the questions that we got in

[14:29] writing. The first question that

[14:32] we got in writing is From Mr.

[14:35] monsieur Claude où Claude sert.

[14:40] The question is -- J'aimerais

[14:45] savoir s'il y a du nouveau sujet

[14:46] de l'installation de signal

[14:48] sonore sur le contrôle des feux

[14:50] de circulation à ce croisement.

[14:52] Il parle du boulevard

[14:54] Beaconsfield et Saint-Jacques.

[14:56] Est-ce que le contrôleur

[14:58] existant peut être modifié ou

[15:00] doit-il être remplacé? Étant

[15:03] membre du conseil

[15:04] d'administration de la

[15:06] Association pour l'aide aux

[15:08] malvoyants, dont 20% de nos

[15:10] membres sont résidents de

[15:11] Beaconsfield, j'aimerais pouvoir

[15:13] les informer sur le statut de ce

[15:14] projet. Monsieur haussait, il y

[15:21] a un signal sont morts qui,

[15:23] malheureusement, ne peut être

[15:25] installée sur le contrôleur

[15:28] existants. Le contrôleur devrait

[15:32] être changé afin de

[15:34] l'installer... d'installer un

[15:38] signal sonore. Et à date, il

[15:43] n'est pas prévu de faire le

[15:49] changement du contrôleur pour le

[15:50] moment. Robin little from field

[16:01] fair, questions -- are citizens

[16:03] of Beaconsfield no longer

[16:04] allowed to drop off styrofoam

[16:06] for the cycling at the Public

[16:08] Works site? According to

[16:10] Beaconsfield updates dated

[16:11] October 20th, residents will

[16:12] have to take their styrofoam to

[16:16] LaSalle or Saint-Laurent

[16:19] ecocentre. The publication of

[16:25] the Beaconsfield updates was

[16:27] simply a communication to inform

[16:29] residents that there were new

[16:30] opening hours at the Montréal

[16:32] eco centre. Beaconsfield

[16:36] residents can still drop off

[16:38] their styrofoam at the Public

[16:40] Works drop off site during the

[16:45] opening hours. So Beaconsfield

[16:47] residents can continue to use

[16:51] the public works and drop off.

[16:52] That's not an issue. The next

[16:58] person that asked a question,

[17:00] Nicholas on Saint Andrew. He has

[17:07] sent several questions, some of

[17:10] which have been addressed

[17:12] previously by the administration

[17:13] or by Council. The questions are

[17:16] regarding a bylaw to protect

[17:19] individualized treatments, the

[17:20] falling of trees at 1:35

[17:24] evergreen -- affordable housing,

[17:29] and mix use -- elm, and remarks

[17:33] regarding the demolition of 2:47

[17:35] Beaconsfield, which has been

[17:37] transmitted previously to the

[17:39] demolition committee. The urban

[17:46] planning department will follow

[17:47] up with you regarding your

[17:48] questions, which have not yet

[17:50] been answered. And now, we go to

[17:58] the questions -- if you have a

[18:04] question, you have to come up to

[18:05] the microphone.

[18:15] Is this branch to -- the

[18:19] council?

[18:20] >> My name is Steven Drake. I

[18:22] live on acres Road. Your

[18:29] esteemed councillor Gardner was

[18:31] your neighbour.

[18:32] >> Speak louder.

[18:33] >> Not enough? Okay. That's

[18:35] better. My neighbour was Alec

[18:38] Gardiner, your esteemed Council.

[18:42] I come with this branch because

[18:44] it has been the bane of my

[18:46] existence for the last 15 years.

[18:48] Ruining my backyard, gradually,

[18:51] more and more. You mention it in

[18:54] your last contact. And there is

[19:01] a blurb there, I want to just

[19:06] say a few things before I ask my

[19:08] question, because I don't know

[19:10] if everybody understands what

[19:11] this stuff does. It is an

[19:14] invasive species.

[19:15] >> Can you be brief?

[19:16] >> Yes, sir. It's an invasive

[19:19] species once it gets too much

[19:20] or, it grows these blackberries.

[19:23] The birds eat the blackberries,

[19:25] and then, wherever they stop on

[19:29] the trees, or wires, they the

[19:32] berries. The berries then start

[19:35] to grow. My backyard used to

[19:38] have good berries, raspberries,

[19:42] all around the backyard. Now, it

[19:44] has ten feet of this stuff from

[19:48] the property line in. And all

[19:50] the other stuff has been

[19:52] outgrown and gone. The reason

[19:55] I'm upset about it is because it

[19:57] takes a lot of effort. I'm in my

[19:59] 80s. It has gotten worse and

[20:02] worse every year. Every year, it

[20:05] takes weeks to get rid of all

[20:06] the stuff. I'm just one guy. And

[20:09] it's not a matter of just

[20:10] cutting it down. You have to get

[20:12] the routes out. The routes are

[20:15] Harry, black roots. I call this

[20:17] stuff the black death, because

[20:19] it starts to grow before

[20:21] everything else in the spring,

[20:22] and it's still growing in the

[20:24] snow. It outgrows everything

[20:26] else. And besides that, the

[20:30] routes connect to each other,

[20:31] and when they get bigger, you

[20:32] have to dig them out. You can't

[20:34] get rid of it. It'll just keep

[20:36] coming back unless you take up

[20:38] the routes. That's a very big --

[20:40] so my question to you is, it

[20:44] seems from your blurb in the

[20:47] last contact that you have

[20:49] basically left it up to the

[20:51] individual resident to look

[20:53] after it and get rid of it. My

[20:55] question is, have you ever any

[20:57] intention of trying to do

[20:59] anything else to help us to get

[21:00] rid of the stuff? It's spreading

[21:03] like wildfire.

[21:08] >> We had a few questions on

[21:10] this during the summer, I

[21:11] believe, and we were asked to

[21:12] put information on the contact.

[21:14] >> I was one of the persons

[21:16] asking those questions.

[21:17] >> Thanks for asking. And the

[21:19] responsibility on everyone's

[21:20] property is to the landlord or

[21:22] the owner of the property to

[21:24] take care of this property, and

[21:26] unfortunately, you are stuck

[21:28] with this plant there. This

[21:30] invasive species. The City does

[21:32] have some to, and we're taking

[21:34] care of those that are on the

[21:35] City properly, but private

[21:37] property has to be the private

[21:38] owner.

[21:39] >> It's the invasive part that

[21:40] bothers me. Can we not do

[21:42] anything about this?

[21:43] >> It is a very bad species.

[21:45] >> Can it be banned?

[21:47] >> It is banned. Nobody wants

[21:49] that. We don't plant that. It

[21:53] just grows over what's there,

[21:55] and you have to --

[21:57] >> Is there a bylaw that bans?

[21:58] >> I can verify, but the idea is

[22:00] that we don't want to authorize

[22:02] it. It just grows by itself.

[22:03] >> Yes. And because the birds

[22:09] propagate it -- thank you, sir.

[22:12] >> You're welcome. Any other

[22:13] question?

[22:18] [Inaudible]

[22:29] - Bonjour, Monsieur le Maire.

[22:31] Mon nom est Claude Doucet. Je

[22:33] veux faire... ma question, c'est

[22:38] un suivi sur ce que vous avez

[22:39] répondu. Vous avez bien dit que

[22:43] pour le signal sonore, que le

[22:47] contrôleur actuel ne peut pas

[22:48] être modifié. C'est ça que vous

[22:50] avez dit?

[22:51] - C'est exactement. Ça

[22:52] - Oui, d'accord. Maintenant,

[22:54] est-ce que vous avez dit aussi

[22:58] qu'éventuellement on changera le

[22:59] contrôleur?

[23:00] - Écoutez, oui, éventuellement,

[23:02] mais ce n'est pas prévu pour le

[23:03] moment.

[23:04] - Ce n'est pas prévu pour le

[23:05] moment. Alors, qui est qui

[23:12] décide pour changer le

[23:13] contrôleur? Est-ce que c'est la

[23:14] ville de Beaconsfield, la Ville

[23:17] de Montréal où le ministère des

[23:19] Transports?

[23:20] - Je crois que c'est le

[23:21] contrôleur qui nous appartient.

[23:22] Alors, c'est nous. C'est nous,

[23:24] parce que c'est notre contrôleur

[23:25] qui nous appartient.

[23:28] - Et alors, quelle serait la

[23:30] raison? Est-ce que c'est le coup

[23:32] ou c'est la difficulté

[23:34] technique?

[23:35] - Premièrement, parce que je

[23:37] présume qu'il fonctionne bien

[23:39] dans le moment et que c'est en

[23:43] coup quand même assez

[23:44] substantiel pour le changer.

[23:46] - Oui, mais, alors, je sais

[23:49] qu'il fonctionne très bien, mais

[23:50] pour les malvoyants...

[23:54] - Quand on va le changer, on va

[23:58] prendre la mesure à ce moment-là

[24:00] pour s'assurer qu'il y aura un

[24:03] contrôle Seymour. Mais pas pour

[24:04] le moment.

[24:08] - Donc, à court terme, même à un

[24:12] certain long terme, il n'y a pas

[24:13] beaucoup de chances que...

[24:16] - Ce n'est pas dans le budget

[24:17] dans le moment.

[24:18] - Ce n'est pas dans le budget.

[24:19] Alors, vous avez décidé de ne

[24:20] pas le faire. O.K..

[24:22] - Merci.

[24:23] - Merci.

[24:27] - Est-ce qu'il y a une autre

[24:28] question? Any other questions?

[24:35] Okay, so we'll go on with the

[24:37] regular agenda. Please.

[24:48] Adoption de l'ordre du jour de

[24:49] la séance ordinaire du Conseil

[24:50] de la Ville de Beaconsfield du

[24:51] 23 octobre 2023.

[24:57] >> Seconded. À l'unanimité.

[24:58] >> In favour.

[25:04] Approval of the minutes of the

[25:05] City of Beaconsfield's special

[25:06] Council meeting of September 18,

[25:08] 2023. at 7:30 PM.

[25:11] >> Proposed.

[25:13] >>

[25:14] - À l'unité. Seconded.

[25:15] Approbation du procès-verbal de

[25:16] la consultation publique de la

[25:17] Ville de Beaconsfield du 25

[25:18] septembre 2023 à 19 h 30.

[25:21] - Proposer.

[25:25] - À l'unanimité.

[25:36] Awarding of contract 622-23-GC

[25:37] for the demolition of the

[25:38] maintenance facility - barn - at

[25:39] Centennial Marina to the lowest

[25:40] conforming bidder, Les

[25:41] Entreprises Ventec Inc., in the

[25:42] amount of $97,383.83, all taxes

[25:50] included.

[25:51] - Proposer.

[25:52] - Secondé.

[25:53] - En faveur.

[25:54] - À l'unanimité. Octroi du

[25:58] contrat 646-23-GC concernant la

[26:01] gestion des eaux pluviales du

[26:02] débarcadère du centre Récréatif

[26:03] au plus bas soumissionnaire

[26:04] conforme, soit Construction

[26:05] G-NESIS inc., pour la somme de

[26:10] 442 545,67 $, toutes taxes

[26:15] incluses.

[26:16] - Proposé.

[26:17] - Secondé.

[26:18] - En faveur.

[26:19] - À l'unanimité. Awarding of

[26:24] contract TP 2023-15 for the

[26:25] supply of 3 vans, 5-foot box and

[26:28] crew cab to the lowest

[26:30] conforming bidder, P.E. Boisvert

[26:32] Auto Ltd, in the amount of

[26:38] $206,142.13, all taxes and

[26:40] trade-in included.

[26:45] >> Proposed.

[26:46] >> Second.

[26:47] >> In favour.

[26:50] - À l'unanimité.

[26:57] Octroi du contrat TP 2023-16

[27:00] concernant la fourniture d'une

[27:03] fourgonnette utilitaire

[27:04] électrique au plus bas

[27:05] soumissionnaire conforme, soit

[27:07] P.E. Boisvert Auto ltée, pour la

[27:11] somme de 99 892,77 $, toutes

[27:12] taxes et échange inclus.

[27:16] >> Proposed.

[27:17] >> Second.

[27:18] >> In favour.

[27:19] - À l'unanimité. Awarding of

[27:23] contract TP 2023-17 for the

[27:25] supply of 2 half-ton-style vans,

[27:27] 8-foot box and single cab to the

[27:29] lowest conforming bidder, Venne

[27:33] Ford, in the amount of

[27:36] $119,449.09, all taxes and

[27:37] trade-in included.

[27:43] >> Proposed.

[27:44] >> Seconded.

[27:45] >> In favour.

[27:47] - À l'unanimité. Approbation de

[27:49] la liste des comptes à payer au

[27:50] 23 octobre 2023, et de la liste

[27:51] des paiements préautorisés pour

[27:54] la période du 14 septembre 2023

[27:57] au 24 septembre 2023 et du 26

[27:58] septembre 2023 au 11 octobre

[28:00] 2023, pour un déboursé total de

[28:06] 4 437 566,57 $.

[28:10] - Les plus importants contre qui

[28:14] ont été payés sont 819461 et 91

[28:20] (---)

[28:21] fractions pour la réhabilitation

[28:23] structural de conduite

[28:25] d'aqueduc. 529867 et 18 de la

[28:30] Ville de Montréal pour

[28:32] l'alimentation en eau potable.

[28:36] 483701 et 0 deux à écho muse

[28:40] construction pour la

[28:42] construction d'un nouveau chalet

[28:44] au parc

[28:45] (---)

[28:46] . 258902 et 43, excavation Gray

[28:50] qu'on, 328, 69, 16 Canada Inde

[28:54] pour la construction d'un

[28:55] nouveau contrat trottoirs.

[29:00] (---)

[29:01] Et 246839 et 36, travaux

[29:06] routiers métropole, pour des

[29:08] travaux ponctuelle sur les

[29:09] réseaux d'égouts pluviales.

[29:11] Finalement, les salaires de

[29:13] 444539 et 24.

[29:17] - Je propose.

[29:20] - En faveur.

[29:22] - À l'unanimité. Approval of a

[29:26] $150 contribution to

[29:27] Beaconsfield Bluefins Swim Club

[29:29] for the purchase of an

[29:30] advertisement in their regional

[29:31] swim meet programme for the year

[29:33] 2023.

[29:37] >> Proposed.

[29:38] >> Seconded.

[29:39] >> In favour.

[29:41] - À l'unanimité. Approbation

[29:42] d'un appui financier de 250 $ à

[29:45] Kamila Blanchard pour sa

[29:46] participation aux Championnats

[29:49] canadiens de natation Speedo

[29:50] 2023 à Toronto, Ontario du 1er

[29:52] au 6 août 2023.

[29:56] >> Proposed.

[29:58] >> Second.

[29:59] - En faveur.

[30:00] >> In favour.

[30:01] - À l'unanimité. Approval of a

[30:05] $1,000 contribution to West

[30:06] Island Citizen Advocacy for the

[30:08] year 2023.

[30:12] >> Proposed.

[30:16] >> Seconded.

[30:20] >> I'm from West Island --

[30:21] [Inaudible]

[30:23] - En faveur.

[30:26] - À l'unanimité. Approbation

[30:28] d'un appui financier de 1 000 $

[30:29] à la Résidence de soins

[30:31] palliatifs Teresa-Dellar pour

[30:33] l'année 2023.

[30:36] - Proposer.

[30:38] - Secondé.

[30:39] - En faveur.

[30:40] - À l'unanimité. Adoption du

[30:46] Règlement BEAC-045-18

[30:52] -- Adoption of By-law

[30:54] BEAC-045-18 entitled « By-law

[30:55] modifying By-law BEAC-045 on

[30:56] permits and certificates to add

[30:57] documents required in the

[30:58] application procedure for a

[30:59] building permit pursuant to the

[31:00] by-law respecting site planning

[31:01] and architectural integration

[31:02] program and to modify the

[31:03] issuance criteria of a building

[31:04] permit, of a certificate of

[31:05] authorization and of a

[31:10] subdivision permit. » the object

[31:17] of the amendment is clearly

[31:18] stated than the title of the

[31:19] bylaw, and this code of the

[31:22] bylaw applies to the whole

[31:23] territory of Beaconsfield.

[31:26] >> Proposed.

[31:27] >> Seconded.

[31:28] >> In favour.

[31:29] - À l'unanimité. Adoption du

[31:32] Règlement BEAC-098-3 intitulé

[31:34] « Règlement modifiant le

[31:35] Règlement sur les plans

[31:36] d'implantation et d'intégration

[31:37] architecturale BEAC098 afin de

[31:39] modifier les dispositions

[31:40] relatives aux conditions

[31:47] d'approbation. »

[31:48] - Et c'est amendements fera

[31:51] indiquer les délais pour

[31:52] l'obtention de permis après

[31:54] l'adoption d'une résolution et

[31:55] de préciser la garantie

[31:56] financière pas gros classes

[31:57] d'usage. La portée du règlement

[31:58] vise à l'ensemble du territoire

[31:59] de la ville de Beaconsfield.

[32:03] - Proposé.

[32:04] - Secondé.

[32:05] - En faveur.

[32:06] - À l'unanimité. Request for the

[32:11] approval of the Site Planning

[32:12] and Architectural Integration

[32:13] Programme - SPAIP - relating to

[32:14] a building permit application

[32:15] for a new main building located

[32:16] at 135 Evergreen. the

[32:20] recommendation is to refuse.

[32:22] >> Proposed.

[32:23] >> Seconded.

[32:24] >> In favour.

[32:25] - À l'unanimité. Demande

[32:26] d'approbation du Plan

[32:27] d'implantation et d'intégration

[32:28] architecturale - PIIA - relatif

[32:29] à la demande d'un permis de

[32:30] construction pour

[32:31] l'agrandissement du bâtiment

[32:33] principal situé au 21, Cedar.

[32:41] - Proposé.

[32:42] - Secondé.

[32:43] - En faveur.

[32:44] - Allez humanité. Request for

[32:46] the approval of the Site

[32:47] Planning and Architectural

[32:48] Integration Programme - SPAIP -

[32:50] relating to a building permit

[32:51] application for the extension of

[32:52] the main building located at 211

[32:57] Lakeview. the recommendation is

[32:58] to prove as per option. One --

[33:06] - À l'unanimité.

[33:13] Demande d'approbation du Plan

[33:14] d'implantation et d'intégration

[33:15] architecturale - PIIA - relatif

[33:16] à la demande d'un permis de

[33:17] construction pour

[33:18] l'agrandissement du bâtiment

[33:19] principal situé au 226,

[33:22] Woodside.

[33:23] - Proposé.

[33:24] - Appuyé.

[33:25] - En faveur.

[33:27] - À l'unanimité.

[33:32] Request for the approval of the

[33:33] Site Planning and Architectural

[33:34] Integration Programme - --

[33:42] Request for the approval of the

[33:43] Site Planning and Architectural

[33:44] Integration Programme - SPAIP

[33:45] - - À l'unanimité. Relating to a

[33:46] building permit application for

[33:47] the extension of the main

[33:48] building located at 516 Church.

[33:51] -- Demande d'approbation du Plan

[33:52] d'implantation et d'intégration

[33:53] architecturale - PIIA - relatif

[33:54] à la demande d'un permis de

[33:55] construction pour

[33:56] l'agrandissement du bâtiment

[33:57] principal situé au 591,

[33:58] Beaconsfield.

[33:59] - Proposé.

[34:00] - Secondé.

[34:01] - En faveur.

[34:02] - À l'unanimité. --

[34:13] Request for the approval of the

[34:14] Site Planning and Architectural

[34:15] Integration Programme - SPAIP -

[34:16] relating to a building permit

[34:17] application for the modification

[34:18] of the facade of a main building

[34:19] located at 427 Greenwood. the

[34:20] recommendation is to approve.

[34:21] >>

[34:22] - À l'unanimité. Proposed.

[34:23] >> Seconded.

[34:24] >> Approved. Demande

[34:25] d'approbation du Plan

[34:26] d'implantation et d'intégration

[34:27] architecturale - PIIA - relatif

[34:28] à la demande d'un permis de

[34:29] construction pour la

[34:30] modification du plan déjà

[34:31] approuvé au 8, Woodland.

[34:37] - Proposé.

[34:38] - Secondé.

[34:39] - En faveur.

[34:40] - À l'unanimité. Request for the

[34:45] approval of the Site Planning

[34:46] and Architectural Integration

[34:47] Programme - SPAIP - relating to

[34:48] a building permit application to

[34:49] modify the already approved plan

[34:50] at 150 Sumac. the recommendation

[34:56] is to refuse.

[34:58] >> Proposed.

[35:01] >> Seconded.

[35:02] >> In favour.

[35:03] - En faveur.

[35:04] - À l'unanimité.

[35:05] >> Acceptation d'une somme de

[35:07] 40 450,00 $ à des fins de frais

[35:08] de parcs que le propriétaire du

[35:10] lot 6 491 742 - 137, Fieldfare -

[35:15] doit payer à la Ville,

[35:17] conformément au Règlement

[35:18] BEAC-128 concernant les

[35:19] contributions pour fins

[35:20] d'établissement, de maintien et

[35:21] d'amélioration de parcs,

[35:22] terrains de jeux et espaces

[35:23] naturels sur le territoire de la

[35:24] Ville de Beaconsfield.

[35:29] - Proposé.

[35:30] - En faveur.

[35:33] - À l'unanimité. Confirmation of

[35:38] permanency for the position of

[35:39] Chef de division,

[35:41] Communications.

[35:43] >> Her post.

[35:44] >> Second.

[35:45] >> In favour.

[35:46] - À l'unanimité. Procès-verbal

[35:47] de la réunion du Comité

[35:49] consultatif d'urbanisme du 4

[35:50] octobre 2023.

[35:55] >> Any thoughts?

[35:56] >> No additional comments. We've

[35:58] covered all the projects for

[35:59] tonight, so just a reminder,

[36:01] however, the tomorrow night,

[36:02] there is a public consultation.

[36:04] >> Yes. I was gonna mention

[36:06] that. It's good to mention it

[36:08] again, because the consultation

[36:11] meeting tomorrow night, let's

[36:13] seven PM, two 75 film.

[36:17] >> That's it, Mister Mayor.

[36:19] >> Yes. Okay.

[36:21] >> Proposed.

[36:23] >> Proposed.

[36:25] >> Seconded.

[36:26] >> In favour.

[36:28] - À l'unanimité. Minutes of the

[36:31] Traffic Advisory Committee

[36:32] meeting of October 6, 2023.

[36:37] >> Proposed.

[36:38] >> Seconded.

[36:39] >> In favour.

[36:41] - À l'unanimité. Procès-verbal

[36:42] de la réunion du Comité

[36:45] consultatif culture et loisirs

[36:46] du 18 septembre 2023.

[36:52] - Est-ce que madame la

[36:53] présidente à quelques mots à

[36:55] dire sur le procès-verbal?

[36:57] - Oui. Oui. Juste des petits

[37:00] points a amené. J'encourage tous

[37:02] les résidents a complété le

[37:05] sondage, qui est disponible en

[37:06] ligne.

[37:16] -- and help us shape what we

[37:20] offer in terms of culture and

[37:22] leisure happenings, all these

[37:23] kinds of things. I appreciate if

[37:25] you could take that time to fill

[37:26] it out, even though you might

[37:27] not use those services now, if

[37:29] you will in the future if

[37:32] they're changed somewhat. The

[37:33] other piece of information is

[37:35] the beacon hill chalet is

[37:36] progressing very nicely, and is

[37:39] on target to be completed

[37:41] towards the end of this year.

[37:43] Hopefully, there will be a

[37:45] cutting ceremony in the new

[37:46] year, and work will start

[37:48] underway at the James Armstrong

[37:51] Park. On lakeshore. So those are

[37:57] some of the updates.

[37:58] >> Thank you.

[37:59] >> I propose the minutes.

[38:01] >> Seconded.

[38:03] - À l'unanimité.

[38:04] >> In favour.

[38:07] >> Minutes of the Age-Friendly

[38:08] Municipality - AFM - Review

[38:09] Committee meeting of October 2,

[38:10] 2023.

[38:12] >> Any comments, Madam Chairman?

[38:14] >> I have no comments for that.

[38:16] >> Could you please put your mic

[38:17] on?

[38:18] >> Sorry Mister Mayor. I don't

[38:20] have comments about the meeting,

[38:22] but I did receive an email from

[38:24] one of our committee members who

[38:28] has been very active, and she

[38:31] informed us that Mrs. Evelyn

[38:34] McEwen it, I hope I pronounced

[38:36] that properly, had passed away.

[38:38] She was 97 years old, and we

[38:42] were informed that Evelyn was

[38:43] the senior who cared about

[38:45] Beaconsfield seniors. She was

[38:46] president of the board at

[38:49] Beaconsfield seniors, and she

[38:50] had many gatherings for seniors

[38:52] at centennial Hall on a very low

[38:54] budget. As Virginia side, she

[38:56] was a force to be reckoned with,

[39:00] and Wally Remington Court

[39:01] Heritage her 55 plus group with

[39:04] a small amount of money that she

[39:05] had left in the treasury when

[39:09] they disbanded. And at a MADA 5

[39:16] to 7, they did honour her with

[39:17] some flowers before she moved to

[39:18] Ottawa. I'd like to give my

[39:20] condolences for her passing to

[39:21] her and her friends. Thank you.

[39:24] >> Okay. Do you propose --

[39:30] >> Seconded.

[39:31] >> All in favour.

[39:34] - À l'unanimité.

[39:36] >> Procès-verbal de la réunion

[39:38] du Comité consultatif de

[39:39] l'environnement du 12 septembre

[39:46] 2023.

[39:47] - Monsieur le Président, est-ce

[39:48] qu'il y a des commentaires?

[39:49] - Alors, les nouveaux règlements

[39:51] de la ville sur le chauffage au

[39:53] bois sont désormais en vigueur.

[39:55] Alors, vous pouvez trouver cette

[39:58] information sur le site Web de

[40:00] la ville. Et en plus, c'est dans

[40:03] la brochure que tout le monde a

[40:06] reçu la semaine dernière sur le

[40:09] info flash, qui inclut plusieurs

[40:11] nouvelles de la ville, mais

[40:12] aussi toutes les activités qui

[40:14] s'en viennent pour les

[40:15] prochaines semaines.

[40:19] >> The other thing I wanted to

[40:21] mention with regards to wood

[40:23] burning is that, as many medical

[40:25] experts will have proven, if you

[40:27] can smell wood smoke, it's

[40:29] harmful to your health, and

[40:32] especially from what they say,

[40:33] it's harmful to children, to

[40:35] seniors, and to those with

[40:38] health issues, which represent

[40:40] as much as 50% of our

[40:44] population. So, I think I would

[40:45] just ask people who burn seven

[40:48] months of the year virtually

[40:50] seven days a week and 24 hours a

[40:52] day to consider the effects of

[40:55] the wood burning Pour les

[41:01] résidences qui chauffe avec une

[41:02] fournaise sur mesure, c'est

[41:04] vraiment le meilleur temps de

[41:05] penser à convertir une fournaise

[41:11] une thermopompe avec les

[41:12] subventions qui sont

[41:15] (---)

[41:16] maintenant avec le gouvernement

[41:18] provincial et fédéral. On a vu

[41:19] des exemples que ça peut

[41:22] possiblement faire un

[41:25] remboursement en trois ou 4 ans.

[41:27] Alors, c'est définitivement un

[41:28] bon programme. Et sur une autre

[41:35] chose que le comité a fait... we

[41:39] were invited by the Lachine

[41:41] recycling plans to visit and

[41:44] tour their operation, and this

[41:46] was an invitation that went to

[41:48] many municipal governments in

[41:51] the area. And so, we were

[41:53] fortunate enough to have three

[41:54] of our members there. So for

[41:57] anyone looking at what happens

[41:58] to the blue recycling bin once

[42:00] you put it on the street, we

[42:03] know they go into trucks, and it

[42:05] was really very impressive to

[42:08] actually go to the plant itself

[42:10] and see what they're doing with

[42:12] that. So in essence, it's

[42:15] extremely efficient, and under

[42:16] the new management, they're

[42:19] having great success. Le carton,

[42:25] les papiers sont 90% recyclé. Du

[42:28] côté du plastique, on parlait du

[42:33] triangle de plastique 1 à 7, ça,

[42:36] c'est encore recycler à 100%.

[42:39] Broken glass, which any bottles

[42:40] that go into the truck are

[42:43] obviously going to get broken

[42:44] up, there is a market for broken

[42:47] glass, and that is sold to the

[42:51] cement industry. So you see a

[42:53] lot of so-called environmental

[42:56] friendly summoned has about 10%

[42:58] glass. What's good going forward

[43:01] is that the Québec government is

[43:03] likely by 2025 to come up with

[43:09] that's gonna -- allow all of us

[43:11] to recycle one bottles and any

[43:15] other glass bottles. That way,

[43:18] those bottles can actually be

[43:19] reduced. Up until then, they're

[43:22] all getting broken for the most

[43:24] part.

[43:26] - En plus, les sacs en

[43:28] plastique, comme le sac de les,

[43:31] si on n'a pas

[43:32] (---)

[43:36] En réalité, c'est un marché qui

[43:38] est beaucoup plus limité.. En

[43:43] réalité, pour recycler quelque

[43:44] chose, ça prend d'autres

[43:46] marchés. Donc, pour l'instant, à

[43:47] peu près 20% du plastique qui

[43:52] est reçu revendu. Alors, une

[43:56] chose qu'ils ont mentionné,

[43:58] c'est qu'ils ne veulent pas que

[44:01] le réservoir de barbecue où même

[44:05] les batteries de téléphone

[44:08] cellulaire qui sont déposées

[44:10] dans le bac bleu, en réalité, ça

[44:13] peut causer en feu. Alors, c'est

[44:16] très inflammables. En plus, ils

[44:17] ont eu un petit feu. Just a

[44:23] warning that four people using

[44:24] the blue bins, I'd encourage you

[44:25] to do it, but please don't put

[44:27] in tires, or barbecue tanks, and

[44:32] -- telephone cellular batteries,

[44:34] because they are flammable. So

[44:38] again, I just want to say we met

[44:40] many people from various

[44:42] environmental departments across

[44:43] Montréal, all of them have

[44:45] tremendously high respect for

[44:47] Beaconsfield and its residents

[44:49] for their initiatives and their

[44:53] pursuit of the environmental

[44:55] products. So Merci à tous. Thank

[44:56] you. Merci beaucoup.

[45:09] >>

[45:10] - À l'unanimité.

[45:18] Renewal of the mandate of

[45:19] members of the Finance Advisory

[45:20] Committee.

[45:33] Qui est d'ailleurs avec nous ce

[45:34] soir. Monsieur Bergeron,

[45:35] bonsoir. Et marque Grandbois.

[45:46] Ils sont excellents.

[45:58] - À l'unanimité. Résolution

[46:00] concernant l'aide financière

[46:01] provenant du transfert d'une

[46:02] partie de la taxe fédérale

[46:03] d'accise sur l'essence et des

[46:04] contributions du gouvernement du

[46:05] Québec pour les infrastructures

[46:06] d'eau potable, d'eaux usées et

[46:08] de voirie locale, et dépôt du

[46:10] plan d'intervention 2019-2023

[46:13] pour le renouvellement des

[46:15] infrastructures d'eau potable,

[46:16] d'eaux usées et de voirie

[46:21] locale.

[46:25] - Proposé.

[46:26] - Ce. Montée

[46:27] - En faveur. À l'unanimité.

[46:30] Creation of a group of

[46:31] municipalities comprised of the

[46:32] cities of Beaconsfield, Dorval,

[46:33] Kirkland and MontRoyal for the

[46:34] collection and transport of

[46:35] recyclable materials and

[46:36] designation of the City of

[46:38] Beaconsfield as the signatory

[46:40] municipal body to an agreement

[46:41] with Éco Entreprises Québec.

[46:54] - À l'unanimité. Résolution

[46:56] désignant le 19 novembre la

[46:57] Journée de sensibilisation au

[46:58] cancer de la prostate.

[47:05] - Proposer.

[47:10] - À l'unanimité. Request for

[47:14] official recognition of

[47:15] Beaurepaire Nursery Group by the

[47:16] City of Beaconsfield.

[47:24] - À l'unanimité. Adoption du

[47:26] calendrier des séances

[47:27] ordinaires du Conseil de la

[47:28] Ville de Beaconsfield pour 2024.

[47:36] - À l'unanimité. Authorization

[47:39] of street closures for the

[47:40] Canadian Pacific Kansas City

[47:41] Holiday Train on November 21,

[47:43] 2023, from 7 to 9:30 P.M.

[48:41] Le 21 novembre.

[48:49] >> All in favour?

[48:53] >>

[48:54] - À l'unanimité. Rapport du

[48:55] maire sur les décisions prises

[48:56] par le Conseil d'agglomération

[48:57] lors de sa séance du 19 octobre

[49:02] 2023.

[49:03] - Oui, j'aimerais parler de ce

[49:04] qui s'est passé à la dernière

[49:06] session du Conseil... du Conseil

[49:09] dans le meilleur ratio à

[49:10] Montréal. On a un... mois, j'ai

[49:16] posé une question, parce qu'au

[49:20] 31 août, les projections qui ont

[49:24] été donnés publiquement montrent

[49:30] qu'il y avait un surplus globale

[49:34] de 40,8 millions, dont 4,6 qui

[49:38] était le surplus de Montréal est

[49:41] un surplus d'agglomération de

[49:44] 36,2 millions. Ça semblait être

[49:47] très favorable cette année pour

[49:51] l'agglomération. Cependant...

[49:53] when the numbers were looked at

[49:58] carefully it looks more like a

[50:03] conglomeration deficit a $51

[50:05] million instead of a surplus of

[50:10] 36.2. And at the meeting madame

[50:18] Olivier who is the president of

[50:19] the executive committee,

[50:20] admitted that my calculation was

[50:22] accurate. So in fact right now

[50:23] we are looking at a possible 51

[50:27] million dollar deficit for 2023

[50:32] for the conglomeration budget

[50:38] now that before you get all

[50:39] alarmed that it will affect 2024

[50:44] taxes it's not. It will only be

[50:49] recognized as a deficit in 2024

[50:54] once the financial statements

[50:57] are certified Et à ce moment-là,

[51:01] ça va être reconnu comme un

[51:05] déficit, mais ce sera un déficit

[51:07] à combler sur le budget 2025.

[51:12] Alors, le déficit de cette

[51:13] année, le déficit de 2023 sera

[51:20] comblé par les

[51:21] (---)

[51:22] en 2025. Par contre, cette

[51:25] année, nous avons un autre

[51:27] déficit à combler, et c'est un

[51:31] déficit de, si je ne me trompe

[51:33] pas, de 32,8 millions. Ça, ça va

[51:37] avoir un impact sur le budget de

[51:41] 2024 de l'agglomération. Alors,

[51:44] on n'est pas sorti du bois. On

[51:46] continue à avoir des déficits.

[51:48] Ça fait depuis 2017 que

[51:55] l'agglomération des déficits et

[51:57] rapporte des déficits pour

[51:58] l'agglomération. Bye une bonne

[52:00] nouvelle pour tout le monde.

[52:05] C'est mon rapport.

[52:06] - O.K..

[52:12] >> The directors reports?

[52:17] Deposit of The directors

[52:18] reports.

[52:19] - Je soulignais, on a déposé

[52:20] dans le rapport des directeurs

[52:21] ce qui a été mis sur le site Web

[52:22] le 22 septembre dernier en

[52:23] conformité avec la Loi sur les

[52:24] renseignements personnels, la

[52:25] loi 25, notre politique de

[52:27] confidentialité et politiques de

[52:29] gouvernance. Donc, les citoyens

[52:30] peuvent prendre connaissance de

[52:31] comment la Ville gère les

[52:33] renseignements personnels qui

[52:34] pourrait les concerner.

[52:40] - On serait rendu à la levée de

[52:42] la séance.

[52:43] - Alors, on est rendu à la levée

[52:44] de la séance. Qui propose?

[52:51] >> All in favour?

[52:55] >> I want to mention again that

[52:58] there will be a consultation

[53:01] meeting tomorrow on the zoning

[53:05] change it to 75 elm I also would

[53:10] like to mention that it is

[53:12] presently on our website and you

[53:15] can go on our website, consult

[53:18] the documents before you come to

[53:19] the meeting tomorrow and

[53:25] questions will be entertained at

[53:26] the meeting for people that are

[53:29] attending the meeting. So

[53:32] questions will be held at the

[53:36] meeting no written questions

[53:37] before the meeting tomorrow. And

[53:41] the meeting tomorrow Il sera

[53:45] webdiffusés. Alors...

[53:47] >> The meeting will be webcasts

[53:50] Morrow for this consultation

[53:54] meeting exceptionally it'll be

[53:55] webcast so we have something

[53:57] that everybody can refer to

[53:58] after the meeting if they wish

[54:01] to. Alors, merci beaucoup à tous

[54:06] qui nous ont rejoint sur le site

[54:07] Web. Nous apprécions le fait que

[54:12] vous vous intéressez beaucoup

[54:15] dans les activités de la ville

[54:16] de Beaconsfield. Thank you very

[54:20] much to those of you that are

[54:22] here we appreciate that you come

[54:24] to the meetings that are

[54:25] interested in what's going on in

[54:29] Beaconsfield. And hopefully we

[54:31] will see you next week or next

[54:35] month or even tomorrow for the

[54:37] consultation meeting but if you

[54:39] want to come to our regular

[54:41] meeting it will be next month.

[54:43] Thank you.

2023-10-23 - Conseil municipal de Beaconsfield

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