[0:04] Bonsoir. Good evening. And

[0:06] welcome to the regular meeting

[0:08] of the Beaconsfield municipal

[0:11] council of January 22nd.

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[0:24] Je vais passer la parole à la

[0:25] greffière pour traduire

[0:26] l'agenda.

[0:27] - Adoption de l'ordre du jour de

[0:28] la séance ordinaire du conseil

[0:29] de la ville de Beaconsfield du

[0:31] 22 janvier 2024.

[0:34] - Je propose.

[0:37] - Je seconde.

[0:40] - Alors tout le monde en faveur?

[0:43] - À l'unanimité.

[0:44] - Oui. Je devrais mentionner

[0:47] aussi que le conseiller Moss

[0:50] Councillor Moss could not make

[0:51] it this evening. Heath sprained

[0:55] an ankle or broke an ankle, and

[0:59] he's at home trying to recover.

[1:02] So, unfortunately, he was not

[1:04] able to come to the meeting.

[1:13] Alors nous allons passer tout de

[1:14] suite aux commandants qui va

[1:15] nous faire un rapport

[1:16] d'activités sur ce qui s'est

[1:17] passé à Beaconsfield. Je peux

[1:19] vous dire tout de suite qu'il y

[1:20] a eu un vol de voitures sur ma

[1:22] rue.

[1:23] (rires)

[1:24] - Tout à fait, ça fait partie du

[1:26] bilan, oui. Donc merci Monsieur

[1:31] le Maire, conseillère,

[1:32] conseiller, des citoyennes,

[1:33] citoyens de Beaconsfield. Avant

[1:34] de vous partager le bilan

[1:36] d'activités, j'aimerais vous

[1:37] parler rapidement de quelques

[1:38] sujets importants. Tout d'abord,

[1:41] je souhaite vous informer que

[1:42] nos policiers du poste de

[1:44] quartier un ont été extrêmement

[1:46] vigilants sur les routes pendant

[1:47] la période des Fêtes. De

[1:49] nombreuses opérations de

[1:51] contrôle d'alcool et drogue ont

[1:52] été menées dans le secteur. De

[1:54] plus, je suis heureux de vous

[1:55] annoncer qu'aucun accident

[1:57] majeur de circulation n'a été

[1:59] recensé au cours du dernier mois

[2:01] dans le secteur du format

[2:02] quartiers un. Donc sans plus

[2:05] tarder, voici le rapport des

[2:07] activités du poste de quartier

[2:08] un du 18 décembre au 22 ans

[2:10] vient pour la ville de

[2:11] Beaconsfield. This is PDQ1's

[2:12] activity report from the 18th of

[2:14] December to the -- January for

[2:16] the town of Beaconsfield. Tout

[2:19] d'abord, pour la sécurité

[2:20] routière, le 20 décembre, le 15

[2:22] janvier, le 17 janvier et le 18

[2:25] janvier, quatre opérations de

[2:27] vitesse sur Saint-Charles à la

[2:28] hauteur de

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[2:31] plusieurs constats émis dont une

[2:33] suspension de permis pour grands

[2:34] excès de vitesse, soit 101

[2:37] kilomètres heure dans une zone

[2:38] de 50 kilomètres heure. Le

[2:41] contrevenant s'est vu remettre

[2:42] un constat d'infraction de 826

[2:44] dollars, dix points d'inaptitude

[2:45] et une suspension de son permis

[2:46] de conduire pour une période de

[2:47] sept jours. Le 5 janvier et le

[2:52] 17 janvier, c'était au 50,

[2:54] Saint-Charles. Une surveillance

[2:55] pour le non-respect du panneau

[2:56] d'obligation de virage à droite

[2:57] à la sortie du stationnement du

[2:58] centre commercial. Un total de

[3:00] neuf constat émis lors des deux

[3:02] opérations. Ensuite, le 18

[3:06] janvier et le 19 janvier, deux

[3:08] opérations de vitesse sur Elm à

[3:10] la hauteur du parc morose dans

[3:12] une zone de 30 kilomètres-heure.

[3:14] Lors de ses deux opérations, on

[3:16] parle de 17 constats qui ont été

[3:18] émis. Les patrouilleurs à vélo,

[3:20] bien, c'était le 13 décembre

[3:22] jusqu'au 21 janvier. Beaucoup de

[3:25] patrouiller dans le boisé du

[3:27] parc Angel Wood. Plusieurs avis

[3:31] concernant des chiens sans

[3:32] laisser consommation d'alcool. À

[3:34] noter qu'il y a toutefois une

[3:36] grande diminution dans le nombre

[3:38] d'avis concernant les chiens

[3:40] sans leurs. Les agents sociaux

[3:46] communautaires, le 16 janvier,

[3:47] c'était la présentation

[3:50] cyberintimidation à l'école

[3:51] Saint-Antonine, auprès des

[3:52] écoles de la sixième.

[3:56] Cyberbullying Et c'était la

[3:57] rencontre préparatoire d'une

[3:58] journée de rapprochement

[3:59] communautaire à la ressource

[4:00] dans le secteur. Cette

[4:03] journée-là pour vue de favoriser

[4:04] un rapprochement entre les

[4:06] jeunes et la police, mais aussi

[4:07] de créer un contact avec les

[4:09] premiers répondants et les

[4:10] services d'urgence. La ville de

[4:13] Beaconsfield elle-même sera

[4:14] incluse lors de cet événement,

[4:16] ainsi que dans la planification

[4:17] de ceci. Criminalité événement à

[4:21] signaler. On parle de deux vols

[4:22] de VR, deux vols de VR depuis,

[4:26] comme j'ai dit, depuis le 18

[4:27] décembre, de vol de VR et une

[4:29] introduction par infraction dans

[4:31] une résidence. On voit là, ça

[4:33] fait le tour, merci pour votre

[4:34] confiance, vous pouvez en tout

[4:35] temps composer le numéro de

[4:38] téléphone pour joindre un poste

[4:39] de quartier un ou envoyez un

[4:42] courriel à notre adresse

[4:44] courriel. Thank you for your

[4:46] confidence. You may call 514,

[4:48] you may reach us at five

[4:52] 142800101 at anytime to reach

[4:53] station one, or send an email to

[4:57] -- thank you. Merci.

[5:02] - Merci beaucoup, commandant.

[5:05] Any questions? Est-ce qu'il y a

[5:07] des questions? Pour le

[5:10] commandant? Now, if you want to

[5:15] ask a question, please come up

[5:16] to the mic. Just introduce

[5:22] yourself and ask the question.

[5:23] >> I was just gonna ask about --

[5:24] you mentioned about dogs in

[5:26] angel woods.

[5:27] >> Could you please identify

[5:29] yourself?

[5:30] >> Oh, I'm Nicole. I'm here

[5:32] every time. Beaconsfield. And I

[5:34] was just wondering, like you

[5:36] mentioned about dogs in angel

[5:39] woods. What exactly were you

[5:43] saying? I'm still trying to

[5:45] learn French.

[5:50] >> I'll speak in the mic. This

[5:54] municipal bylaw for dogs that

[5:56] are not on a leash. So we've

[5:58] been trying to -- we've done a

[6:01] lot of prevention, and we've

[6:02] been trying to get people to put

[6:04] their dogs on the leash, but

[6:06] angel Woods is renowned for

[6:07] being a park where people just

[6:08] leave their dogs. A lot of dog

[6:11] bites, a lot of dogs that become

[6:14] aggressive. So we did a lot of

[6:18] operations this summer to try to

[6:19] get the message across. What I

[6:21] have said is in December, even

[6:23] if it's not the summer, we're

[6:25] still there, and we're still

[6:26] doing operations to get people

[6:28] to put their dogs on the leash.

[6:31] >> What I was saying is that it

[6:32] would be very good, because

[6:34] police are very busy, to be the

[6:37] tasking a lot of this by working

[6:40] with organizations like, let's

[6:42] say, SPCA west, SPCA Montréal,

[6:45] to do a lot of humane education

[6:47] so that the police don't have to

[6:49] keep doing this. And there

[6:52] really is a need for an animal

[6:54] services in Beaconsfield. It

[6:56] just speaks to a need for a

[6:59] unified animal services in the

[7:01] West Island.

[7:03] >> Thank you for your

[7:06] suggestion.

[7:11] - Je dois vous dire que je

[7:12] demeure sur une rue très active,

[7:13] parce que ce soir, il y avait

[7:14] une fausse alerte avec plusieurs

[7:17] pavillons qui sont venues sur la

[7:19] rue.

[7:20] - Oui?

[7:21] - Oui. Apparemment, c'était une

[7:22] fausse alarme et puis tout le

[7:24] monde est venu, plusieurs

[7:27] camions et en fin de compte,

[7:28] tout le monde était rendu à peu

[7:30] près à sept ou huit maisons de

[7:34] ma propriété, alors on a une rue

[7:38] très active. D'ailleurs, je ne

[7:39] serais pas surpris, je ne sais

[7:41] pas du tout si c'est la même

[7:45] maison ou la même propriété ou

[7:47] est-ce que la voiture a été

[7:48] volé, mais ça me semble être un

[7:51] peu près exactement dans ce

[7:54] bout-là ou est-ce que c'est

[7:55] arrivé et je dois vous dire

[8:00] qu'un des bons policiers est

[8:01] venu chez moi parce que j'ai des

[8:04] caméras de surveillance, alors

[8:06] je voulais voir un peu ce qui

[8:07] s'était passé, alors on a

[8:10] travaillé ensemble sur les

[8:11] caméras de surveillance, essayer

[8:13] de lui donner le plus

[8:14] d'informations possibles.

[8:15] - Excellent. Merci, Monsieur le

[8:17] Maire.

[8:18] - Alors merci beaucoup pour

[8:19] votre rapport et on est toujours

[8:24] très heureux de vous voir ici

[8:26] vous donner un compte rendu de

[8:28] ce qui se passe à Beaconsfield,

[8:29] merci beaucoup.

[8:30] - Toujours un plaisir de venir

[8:31] échanger avec les citoyens de

[8:32] vigueur suivre, merci.

[8:37] Beaconsfield, plutôt.

[8:38] - Alors nous allons passer

[8:40] maintenant à la période de

[8:41] questions. Et c'est les

[8:45] questions que nous avons reçues

[8:46] par écrit. Je vais passer. En

[8:50] premier. La première question

[8:52] est de monsieur Michael

[8:54] Nicholson. Sur la rue Chester.

[9:01] Subject, wood burning

[9:02] fireplaces, stoves. With all the

[9:05] ample evidence of health risk

[9:07] from smoke emitted by these

[9:09] heating systems in winter,

[9:12] coupled by forest fires, smog,

[9:15] the rest of the year, it seems

[9:17] that Beaconsfield, this is a

[9:20] year-round problem. My question

[9:22] is, what is the city of

[9:23] Beaconsfield doing to enforce

[9:26] its citizens to adhere to the

[9:28] bylaws concerning these very

[9:30] important health risks?

[9:33] Informing citizens of the

[9:34] regulations appears to have no

[9:37] effect, as I can smell the wood

[9:39] smoke all winter outside, or

[9:41] even inside our house. I switch

[9:44] from oil to electric heat, pump

[9:47] heating, for the environment.

[9:50] And would heating is much more

[9:51] polluting than oil heating. When

[9:54] it comes to enforcement of other

[9:56] bylaws, such as overnight

[9:58] parking, the city is very quick

[9:59] to issue parking tickets, but

[10:02] does not enforce those relating

[10:04] to a very important health

[10:06] issue, especially affecting

[10:08] young children who may have a

[10:10] lifetime of health issues from

[10:12] smoke articles. I will pass this

[10:17] question to our director general

[10:20] for an answer.

[10:22] >> Yes, thank you Mister Mayor.

[10:23] It's a pleasure to answer. So,

[10:26] Mr. Nicholson, there's a byline

[10:28] Beaconsfield which is -- that

[10:32] has been reviewed, I think it

[10:34] was last year, or a couple years

[10:36] ago. And it was decided to top

[10:38] -- heavy users avoid as a means

[10:41] of main heating. The bylaw was

[10:44] changed in order to add a

[10:45] restriction indicating that any

[10:47] solid fuel -- fireplace which

[10:52] amidst more than 2.5 grams an

[10:53] hour may not be operated more

[10:55] than once every 48 hours for a

[10:57] maximum period of six hours. If

[10:59] you are witnessing, in your

[11:01] neighbourhood, continuous

[11:02] burning, please do not hesitate

[11:04] to call Municipal patrol and

[11:05] give them the address. The

[11:08] applies to -- observe such

[11:13] behaviour of neighbours that

[11:14] would exceed those

[11:16] possibilities. Of course, this

[11:19] does not apply the same way when

[11:21] there's a power failure, for

[11:24] example, and it is all

[11:26] stipulated in the bylaw.

[11:33] >> Thank you very much. We'll go

[11:39] to the next question. And this

[11:45] question is from Mr. Derek

[11:50] towns. I'm not going to read --

[11:54] it's along preamble of the

[12:00] questions, but it is with regard

[12:02] to the multi functional cultural

[12:06] center. It's part of the

[12:07] imagined Centennial project, and

[12:10] agenda item 16.4. The first

[12:17] question is, has the above

[12:19] mentioned selection process been

[12:23] completed? And that is the

[12:25] selection process

[12:30] for the jury that will go on and

[12:37] select a proposed, or certainly,

[12:40] the best possible selection in

[12:45] terms of architecture. Yes, Mr.

[12:49] pound, the nomination of the

[12:53] jury -- proposed tonight that

[12:58] item 16.4. So we will, I'm sure,

[13:03] answer all your questions with

[13:04] regard to the jury when we come

[13:07] to 16.4. Second one is Philippe

[13:11] drill lay. I architect has

[13:15] completed his mandate -- amount

[13:17] of 16 -- for the preparation and

[13:23] supervision of multi

[13:25] disciplinary architectural

[13:27] competition for the comes

[13:28] luncheon of a new multi

[13:30] functional cultural center as

[13:31] part of the imagined centennial

[13:34] project. No, the mandate is

[13:38] ongoing. He will also oversee

[13:40] the entire contest process. He

[13:45] organizes the technical

[13:46] committees analysis selections,

[13:49] as well as the jury's evaluation

[13:50] of the submission in the first

[13:54] phase. And the designs in the

[13:56] second phase. He acts as

[13:59] coordinator, facilitator, and

[14:02] Secretary. The next question,

[14:08] 60.4 -- appointment of jury

[14:10] members of the engine

[14:12] architectural competition. What

[14:13] will be the role of the newly

[14:15] appointed jury members? The

[14:18] jury's role consists of choosing

[14:20] the finalists during the first

[14:22] stage of the contest. During the

[14:25] second stage of the contest, the

[14:27] Jerry evaluates the designs of

[14:29] the finalists. According to the

[14:32] selection criteria. And then

[14:36] determines the winning project.

[14:38] The jury must analyze and

[14:41] evaluate the designs of the

[14:44] finalists, taking into account

[14:45] the detailed analysis made by

[14:48] the technical committee. The

[14:52] next question we got was from

[14:56] the call, 137 Andrew and

[15:01] Beaconsfield, and the subject is

[15:03] 21 seeder and 74 Devin. It looks

[15:07] like there are a lot of mature

[15:10] trees near 70 for Devin and 21

[15:13] cedar. Please protect the trees

[15:16] and these buildings being built

[15:18] to not allow unnecessary

[15:20] demolitions of existing

[15:21] buildings, and have the other

[15:23] buildings being renovated. Well,

[15:25] when it comes to 45.1 and 45.2,

[15:30] the -- it's nothing to do with

[15:32] the bylaws regarding the

[15:34] preservation of trees. Which

[15:36] applies to all construction

[15:38] projects. So our bylaws

[15:41] regarding the preservation of

[15:43] trees applied to all

[15:45] construction projects. Tonight,

[15:47] what this council is considering

[15:49] is not being asked to decide on

[15:51] the demolition, but rather on

[15:53] the architecture of the new

[15:56] building. And that handles the

[16:01] written questions. If there are

[16:03] now some questions from the

[16:06] floor? Est-ce qu'il y a des

[16:08] questions du plancher?

[16:23] >> -- 1:40 Crescent.

[16:25] >> Could you put the mic down a

[16:26] bit?

[16:27] >> So, I thought it was down.

[16:28] Item 45.5, it's 1:45 Cross

[16:32] while. Can you tell us what

[16:34] they're doing to that house? Is

[16:37] it something simple, like

[16:41] putting --

[16:42] >> The request is for the

[16:43] approval of the site planning

[16:45] and architectural integration

[16:47] program.

[16:48] >> Are you allowed to even say

[16:49] that?

[16:50] >> -- The modification of the

[16:52] main building located at 145

[16:57] Cross while.

[16:58] >> Are you allowed to tell us

[16:59] what they want to do, or not?

[17:02] >> We will be coming to that

[17:08] item -- and the Council decision

[17:11] will be made clear.

[17:14] >> Okay. Thank you. Can I ask

[17:16] another question?

[17:17] >> Sure.

[17:19] >> I had something happen

[17:20] recently. I called Public

[17:22] Security, because sometimes

[17:24] those ads, not adds, but like,

[17:28] obituaries and weddings in the

[17:30] paper. And people can look it up

[17:31] and see those addresses. Can we

[17:35] ask public security to pass more

[17:38] often?

[17:45] >> I don't understand your

[17:46] question.

[17:47] >> As an example, my

[17:48] brother-in-law died in the

[17:50] Calgary and the house was broken

[17:51] into what we were at the

[17:53] funeral.

[17:54] >> Oh.

[17:55] >> So when there's a funeral,

[17:56] people know the house is going

[17:57] to be empty. And that's when

[18:01] break-ins happen.

[18:06] >> The commander, I think, has

[18:08] an answer for you.

[18:09] >> Maybe. Because I spoke with

[18:11] public security but they said

[18:12] they don't do that.

[18:13] >> Okay.

[18:16] >> You can always call the

[18:19] station and ask for a patrol in

[18:21] that area, and we're gonna note

[18:22] it down and give the information

[18:24] to the patrol officers on the

[18:26] streets. That's not a problem.

[18:27] We take that kind of

[18:29] intervention all the time. So if

[18:31] you want more patrols in your

[18:32] area, don't hesitate. We just by

[18:35] phone or email. Like, the number

[18:39] I gave before, 20010 -- and it's

[18:47] gonna be --

[18:49] >> Can I ask something else?

[18:56] [Inaudible]

[18:57] Maybe if Public Security gets

[18:59] that request, they could tell us

[19:00] to call the police station?

[19:08] They just said that they would

[19:09] do it. But --

[19:12] >> I think what the commander is

[19:14] suggesting is that you call the

[19:16] police in a situation like that.

[19:17] >> Yes, but I didn't realize

[19:19] that, so I called Public

[19:20] Security. Maybe public security

[19:22] could pass that information on

[19:24] when somebody asks.

[19:25] >> Well, we will take note of

[19:27] that, and certainly past the

[19:28] bond to security. But in the

[19:31] future, called the police.

[19:33] >> Well, now I know, but not

[19:35] everybody knows.

[19:36] >> Now, now you know.

[19:37] >> But not everybody knows.

[19:39] >> No, I understand that. But

[19:43] it's -- you know, whenever

[19:45] something is going on on your

[19:47] street, in a general way, the

[19:51] municipal patrol cannot arrest

[19:54] anyone, cannot do anything for

[19:57] someone suspicious on your

[19:59] street. That's why it's

[20:02] necessary to call the police.

[20:05] And the police will make sure

[20:09] that they give you additional

[20:12] surveillance on your street. So,

[20:15] you know, I know that

[20:19] instinctively, people think of

[20:22] calling municipal patrol. But

[20:24] they are there to police the

[20:30] bylaws, not any criminal where

[20:34] potential criminal act. So, no

[20:38] point in calling them for that.

[20:41] You need to call the police. So,

[20:43] at the same time, I hopefully --

[20:46] the people who are listening

[20:47] will also get that message.

[20:58] Any more questions? D'autres

[21:03] questions? If not, will go on

[21:05] with the agenda.

[21:11] >> Approval of the minutes of

[21:12] the City of Beaconsfield's

[21:13] special Council meeting of

[21:14] December 18, 2023, at 7:15 p. M.

[21:21] >> I will approve.

[21:22] Proposé.

[21:29] (---)

[21:32] Approbation du procès-verbal de

[21:33] la séance ordinaire du Conseil

[21:34] de la Ville de Beaconsfield du

[21:35] 18 décembre 2023 à 20 h.

[21:36] - Proposé.

[21:38] - J'appuie.

[21:39] - En faveur.

[21:41] - À l'unanimité. >> Approval of

[21:45] the minutes of the City of

[21:46] Beaconsfield's special Council

[21:48] meeting of December 21, 2023, at

[21:52] 8:15 a. M.

[21:53] >> Proposed.

[21:54] >> Second.

[21:55] >> In favour.

[21:56] >> Amended.

[21:57] - À l'unanimité. Octroi du

[22:01] contrat 641-23-AR concernant le

[22:02] réaménagement du comptoir des

[22:03] permis au plus bas

[22:04] soumissionnaire conforme, soit

[22:05] Construction Ecodomus inc., Pour

[22:06] la somme de 297 474,82 $, toutes

[22:07] taxes incluses.

[22:18] - Proposé.

[22:19] - Secondé.

[22:20] - En faveur.

[22:22] - À l'unanimité. >> Renewal of

[22:28] an annual services contract for

[22:30] the bciti+ citizen platform by

[22:32] Solutions B-CITI Inc. for the

[22:34] year 2024, for the approximate

[22:38] amount of $50,841. 95, all taxes

[22:39] included.

[22:43] >> I propose.

[22:45] >> I second.

[22:46] >> All in favour.

[22:50] À l'unanimité. Approbation de la

[22:53] liste des comptes à payer au 22

[22:55] janvier 2024, et de la liste des

[22:58] paiements préautorisés pour la

[22:59] période du 7 décembre 2023 au 17

[23:04] décembre 2023 et du 19 décembre

[23:05] 2023 au 10 janvier 2024, pour un

[23:11] déboursé total de 4 584 096,92$.

[23:15] - Voici le montant le plus

[23:17] important: il y a deux paiements

[23:20] à économistes construction, 360

[23:25] 11090,34. Et 323750,11. Pour la

[23:30] construction d'un nouveau chalet

[23:32] Abigail. Abigail Hill.

[23:36] (---)

[23:37] À Fort Action Ng pour une

[23:41] réhabilitation structurelle de

[23:42] conduite d'aqueduc. Il y a deux

[23:45] paiements à l'Institut forme

[23:48] technologie. 490728,94 et 51609

[23:55] et 94 pour des travaux de

[23:58] réhabilitation structural pour

[24:00] conduite des coûts sanitaires.

[24:04] (---)

[24:05] 161353,54 pour la gestion des

[24:08] opérations d'entretien et

[24:10] d'appariement du centre

[24:12] récréatif pour les mois de

[24:13] novembre décembre. 121000 306085

[24:17] à Poulin électrique pour le

[24:18] changement des panneaux

[24:19] électriques à l'hôtel de ville.

[24:21] Et finalement, les salaires,

[24:25] 625755,63. Qui propose?

[24:28] - Propose.

[24:30] - J'appuie.

[24:31] - En faveur.

[24:33] - À l'unanimité. >> Approval of

[24:40] a $150 contribution to Lakeshore

[24:41] Light Opera Inc. for the

[24:43] purchase of an advertisement in

[24:44] their « The Grand Duke »

[24:46] programme for the year 2024.

[24:49] >> Proposed.

[24:50] >> Seconded.

[24:51] >> In favour.

[24:54] À l'unanimité. Renouvellement de

[24:57] l'adhésion de la Ville de

[24:58] Beaconsfield à la Fédération

[24:59] canadienne des municipalités

[25:00] (FCM)

[25:01] pour l'année 2024-2025,

[25:05] pour la somme de 5 477,35 $,

[25:06] toutes taxes incluses.

[25:11] >> Proposed.

[25:12] - J'appuie.

[25:13] - En faveur.

[25:14] - À l'unanimité. >>

[25:17] Participation at the annual

[25:19] conference of the Association

[25:20] des directeurs généraux des

[25:22] municipalités du Québec

[25:23] (ADGMQ)

[25:24] from June 5 to 7, 2024, in

[25:26] Mont-Sainte-Anne, in the amount

[25:30] of $1,011. 78, plus

[25:31] reimbursement for traveling and

[25:32] lodging expenses and other

[25:33] related costs.

[25:36] >> Proposed.

[25:37] >> Seconded.

[25:39] >> In favour.

[25:42] À l'unanimité. Demande

[25:45] d'approbation du Plan

[25:46] d'implantation et d'intégration

[25:47] architecturale

[25:48] (PIIA)

[25:49] relatif à la demande d'un permis

[25:50] de construction pour un nouveau

[25:51] bâtiment principal situé au 21,

[25:52] Cedar. La recommandation est de

[25:54] refuser.

[25:55] - Proposé.

[25:56] - Secondé.

[25:57] - En faveur de la

[25:58] recommandation.

[26:00] - À l'unanimité. >> Request for

[26:02] the approval of the Site

[26:03] Planning and Architectural

[26:05] Integration Programme

[26:06] (SPAIP)

[26:07] relating to a building permit

[26:08] application for a new main

[26:09] building located at 74 Devon.

[26:11] The recommendation is to refuse.

[26:12] >> Proposed.

[26:14] >> Seconded.

[26:15] >> In favour of the

[26:18] recommendation.

[26:19] - À l'unanimité. Demande

[26:22] d'approbation du Plan

[26:23] d'implantation et d'intégration

[26:24] architecturale

[26:25] (PIIA)

[26:26] relatif à la demande d'un permis

[26:27] de construction pour la

[26:28] modification du plan déjà

[26:29] approuvé au 5, Claude. La

[26:30] recommandation est de refuser.

[26:32] - Proposé.

[26:33] - Secondé. >> In favour of the

[26:37] recommendation.

[26:38] - À l'unanimité. >> Request for

[26:41] the approval of the Site

[26:42] Planning and Architectural

[26:43] Integration Programme

[26:44] (SPAIP)

[26:45] relating to a building permit

[26:46] application to modify the

[26:49] already approved plan at 119

[26:50] Angell. The recommendation is to

[26:51] approve, according to plans

[26:52] submitted January 17th 2024.

[26:56] >> Proposed.

[26:57] >> Seconded.

[26:58] >> In favour of the

[27:00] recommendation.

[27:01] À l'unanimité. Demande

[27:06] d'approbation du Plan

[27:07] d'implantation et d'intégration

[27:08] architecturale

[27:09] (PIIA)

[27:10] relatif à la demande d'un permis

[27:11] de construction pour la

[27:12] modification de la façade du

[27:13] bâtiment principal situé au 145,

[27:14] Creswell. La recommandation est

[27:16] d'approuver.

[27:17] - Proposé.

[27:20] - Secondé. >> In favour of the

[27:23] recommendation.

[27:24] - À l'unanimité.

[27:31] >> Acceptance of an amount of

[27:35] $36,790. 00 for park fees to be

[27:40] paid by the owner of lot 2 423

[27:42] 810

[27:43] (135 Evergreen)

[27:44] to the City, according to By-law

[27:45] BEAC-128 concerning

[27:47] contributions for the

[27:48] establishment, maintenance and

[27:49] improvement of parks,

[27:50] playgrounds and natural areas on

[27:52] the City of Beaconsfield's

[27:53] territory.

[27:56] >> I propose.

[27:58] >> Second.

[27:59] >> In favour.

[28:02] À l'unanimité. Nomination en vue

[28:05] de permanence à titre

[28:06] d'Opérateur Annexe A-1 au poste

[28:07] 5218 au Service des travaux

[28:08] publics.

[28:12] - Proposé.

[28:13] >> Seconded. - Secondé.

[28:14] (inaudible)

[28:15] En faveur.

[28:20] (rires)

[28:21] À l'unanimité.

[28:22] [Inaudible]

[28:23] [Laughter]

[28:24] - Bon... un petit mélange. >>

[28:31] Minutes of the Planning Advisory

[28:33] Committee meeting of January 10,

[28:34] 2024.

[28:37] >> So, no new comments that,

[28:39] Mister Mayor?

[28:40] >> No new comments.

[28:41] >> We'll be talking again on a

[28:42] few points.

[28:43] >> All right, yes. So are you

[28:45] proposing your minutes?

[28:47] >> I'm gonna second.

[28:49] >> All in favour.

[28:55] - À l'unanimité. Procès-verbal

[28:58] de la réunion du Comité

[28:59] consultatif culture et loisirs

[29:00] du 28 novembre 2023.

[29:02] - Les commentaires, Conseillère

[29:04] Gaudet?

[29:05] - Juste d'un petit commentaire.

[29:08] Just some -- begin hill shell

[29:11] egg construction is nearing its

[29:14] and, and it's just reaching its

[29:16] final pieces. -- Which is

[29:19] exciting. I just want to thank

[29:21] everybody also participated in

[29:24] the culture and leisure needs

[29:26] analysis surveys, and special

[29:29] focus groups. Because we had a

[29:31] really great turn out of

[29:34] respondents. So that made the

[29:35] data really rich, so hopefully,

[29:37] will be able to adapt to our

[29:39] services and programs to best

[29:42] suit our needs.

[29:43] >> Thank you. Are you proposing?

[29:45] >> I propose.

[29:46] >> Seconded.

[29:47] >> All in favour.

[29:51] À l'unanimité. >> Minutes of the

[29:53] Environmental Advisory Committee

[29:54] meeting of December 12, 2023.

[29:57] >> In the absence of the

[29:59] chairman, Roger Moss, Mr.

[30:04] mercury, Councillor mercury, do

[30:05] you have comments?

[30:07] >> I do, you Mister Mayor. Roger

[30:09] gave me a call this evening, and

[30:11] he wanted to share with the

[30:14] residents of Beaconsfield that

[30:17] the Environment committee is

[30:21] recommending, and hopefully the

[30:22] council will vote in approval. A

[30:25] community treasure hunt. That's

[30:28] to encourage reuse of items.

[30:33] Items that would end up either

[30:35] in the garbage out right, or who

[30:39] knows where. We are encouraging

[30:41] residents to put it out at the

[30:44] curb, and we can all go around

[30:45] and have some fun, frankly.

[30:47] Those days are a lot of fun in

[30:48] Beaconsfield. And finding

[30:50] treasures.

[30:56] Le côté nord, la journée chasse

[30:58] au trésor sera samedi le 4 mai.

[30:59] So, for the north side, the

[31:00] community treasure hunt will be

[31:01] on Saturday May 4th. Le côté sud

[31:06] de l'autoroute 20, samedi le 18

[31:09] mai. So, south of the 20,

[31:13] Saturday, May 18. And Roger suns

[31:17] his hello to everyone. There you

[31:20] go.

[31:21] >> Thank you, Councillor

[31:24] mercury. Are you proposing?

[31:26] >> I am proposing.

[31:33] J'appuie.

[31:34] - En faveur. À

[31:35] - L'unanimité. Renouvellement de

[31:38] mandats de membres du Comité

[31:39] consultatif de culture et

[31:40] loisirs.

[31:41] - Avant de proposer, j'aimerais

[31:43] demander à la conseillère Godin

[31:45] de comment on sur ces

[31:48] renouvellement de mandat.

[31:51] - Bien les membres sont tous des

[31:53] membres de longue date, je n'ai

[31:55] pas la liste devant moi, mais je

[31:57] crois que c'est Julie Kelly, Max

[32:02] (---)

[32:03] et Claude Gagné. Est-ce qu'on

[32:04] peut confirmer que c'est les

[32:05] trois noms? Et François Gilbert?

[32:09] C'est les quatre membres de

[32:11] longue date et je les remercie.

[32:16] Je propose. >> In favour.

[32:24] - À l'unanimité.

[32:25] - Oui. >> Renewal of the mandate

[32:31] of a member of the Planning

[32:32] Advisory Committee.

[32:35] >> Chairman, when you please

[32:37] comment?

[32:38] >> I'd like to propose the

[32:39] renewal of -- Planning Advisory

[32:41] Committee, Mister Ben Hansen. We

[32:43] are glad to welcome back Mister

[32:44] Hanson for another term on the

[32:46] CC O, and Mister Hanson has been

[32:50] a consistent member there, I

[32:52] think, the committee appreciates

[32:54] them particularly for his

[32:56] independent thinking and is

[32:57] critical thinking through a lot

[32:58] of the technical side of the

[32:59] projects he reviews. And we

[33:01] covered tonight, a lot of the

[33:02] renovation projects, new bills,

[33:04] so on, commercial bills, for

[33:06] that matter, and Beaconsfield.

[33:08] So he's a very active member,

[33:10] and speaks his mind, which is

[33:11] always appreciated. Having all

[33:13] the residents points of view on

[33:14] the P.A.C. Committee. So we

[33:16] appreciate that. Welcome back

[33:18] for another term.

[33:20] >> We are proposing?

[33:22] >> Definitely proposing.

[33:24] >> Second.

[33:25] >> All in favour.

[33:29] À l'unanimité.

[33:36] (---)

[33:43] >> Resolution regarding

[33:44] financial aid from a revenue

[33:45] transfer of a portion of the

[33:46] federal excise tax on gasoline

[33:47] and contributions from the

[33:48] Québec Government for drinking

[33:50] and waste water as well as local

[33:51] roads infrastructure, and

[33:54] deposit of the 2019-2024

[33:56] Intervention Plan for the

[33:58] renewal of infrastructures for

[34:00] drinking and waste water as well

[34:01] as local roads - modification to

[34:07] resolution 2023-10-681.

[34:09] >> Proposed.

[34:10] >> I second.

[34:11] >> In favour.

[34:14] À l'unanimité. Demande de

[34:17] reconnaissance officielle de la

[34:18] Table de Quartier

[34:19] Sud-Ouest-de-l'île

[34:20] (TQSOI)

[34:21] par la Ville de Beaconsfield.

[34:24] - Je propose.

[34:25] - Je seconde.

[34:27] - En faveur.

[34:29] - À l'unanimité. >> Appointment

[34:33] of jury members for the Imagine

[34:36] Centennial architectural

[34:37] competition.

[34:41] Oui, j'aimerais peut-être qu'on

[34:43] élabore un peu sur les

[34:44] nominations. Du jury. Qui va

[34:47] être sur le jury. Est-ce que

[34:51] Robert, es-tu... >> Well, I have

[34:53] the list of the jury.

[34:55] >> So, please go ahead.

[34:57] >> So. I'll read them off. In no

[35:00] particular order, just as

[35:02] represented here. So, Mr. Gavin

[35:06] Affleck, architect. Madame Manon

[35:13] Asselin, architecte. Madame

[35:14] Anne-Marie Parent,

[35:17] (---)

[35:18] est architecte paysagistes et

[35:19] botaniste. And, well, she's been

[35:22] quite involved with the city of

[35:24] Beaconsfield over the years, as

[35:25] we know. Madame Monique

[35:28] Villeneuve, architecte. And

[35:32] then, we have madame Anna -- I

[35:35] always pronounce Anna's last

[35:37] name wrong, apologies, Anna.

[35:40] She's an architect -- she's also

[35:43] -- so, her experiences quite --

[35:44] and last but not least, madame

[35:45] -- she's a senior librarian at

[35:46] Concordia university. Chef de

[35:47] division des parcs et espaces

[35:48] verts. À l'arrondissement

[35:49] Saint-Laurent.

[36:03] Thank, you Mister Mayor.

[36:05] >> Are you proposing?

[36:07] >> I am, with pleasure,

[36:09] proposing, Mister Mayor.

[36:11] - J'appuie.

[36:12] - En faveur.

[36:13] - À l'unanimité. Résolution en

[36:18] appui aux Journées de la

[36:19] persévérance scolaire 2024.

[36:22] - Proposé.

[36:23] - Secondé. À l'unanimité. >>

[36:29] Mayor's report on the decisions

[36:30] made by the Agglomeration

[36:31] Council at its meeting of

[36:33] December 21, 2023.

[36:37] - Ça a été tout simplement de se

[36:38] souhaiter joyeux Noël. Et bonne

[36:40] année.

[36:45] - Dépôt des rapports des

[36:46] directeurs.

[36:48] - Je veux juste mentionner,

[36:49] Monsieur le Maire, qu'on a

[36:50] déposé un rapport pour indiquer

[36:52] que le travail qui est effectué

[36:54] à la Ville par notre personnel a

[36:57] sauvé environ dix tonnes de gaz

[36:59] à effet de serre, entre dix et

[37:01] 12. C'est une estimation.

[37:06] - O.K..

[37:12] - On serait à la levée de la

[37:14] séance.

[37:15] - La levée de l'Assemblée. Qui

[37:18] propose?

[37:19] - Je propose.

[37:20] - Bon. Qui appuie?

[37:22] - Et je seconde.

[37:24] - Merci beaucoup. Et je présume

[37:26] que tout le monde est en faveur?

[37:28] Est-ce qu'il y a quelqu'un

[37:29] contre?

[37:30] (rires)

[37:31] Alors merci beaucoup.

[37:52] Et à ceux qui nous regardent sur

[37:56] le site Web, sur la

[37:58] webdiffusion, bien écoutez, je

[38:01] vous souhaite encore une fois la

[38:03] bienvenue et je vous remercie de

[38:06] passer le temps et de prendre le

[38:08] temps de nous regarder et de

[38:12] voir ce qui se passe au conseil

[38:16] et dans la ville de

[38:17] Beaconsfield. Merci beaucoup.

[38:19] Bonsoir.

2024-01-22 - Conseil municipal de Beaconsfield

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