[0:05] - Bonsoir. Bienvenue à la séance

[0:09] ordinaire du conseil municipal

[0:11] de mardi le 21 mai. Welcome to

[0:16] the regular meeting of the

[0:18] municipal council of Tuesday,

[0:19] May 21st. We will ask our city

[0:24] clerk to start with the agenda.

[0:27] - Donc,. >> Adoption of the city

[0:31] of Beaconsfield over the -- May

[0:34] 21st, 2024, with the following

[0:37] modifications.

[0:38] - Donc, le point 60,4, le titre

[0:42] est modifié: autorisation

[0:44] d'accueillir l'Orchestre

[0:45] symphonique de Montréal pour un

[0:48] conseil... concerts au parc

[0:50] Centennial

[0:51] (---)

[0:52] et fermeture du boulevard

[0:53] Beaconsfield de 17 heures à 22

[0:54] heures et que les coûts de

[0:55] logistique de sécurité du site a

[0:57] un montant estimé de 41000

[1:00] dollars soit payée par la Ville.

[1:03] Le sous-titre ait modifié la

[1:05] résolution aussi.

[1:09] - Je propose.

[1:10] - Je secondais.

[1:12] - J'appuie.

[1:13] - En faveur.

[1:16] - À l'unanimité.

[1:18] - Alors, nous allons passer

[1:22] maintenant aux commandants qui

[1:24] est avec nous pour son rapport

[1:27] sur les activités à

[1:31] Beaconsfield. Commandant, merci.

[1:46] - Merci, Monsieur le Maire.

[1:49] Conseiller Conseillère,, comme

[1:51] citoyens et citoyennes,, avant

[1:54] de commencer le bilan des

[1:55] activités, j'aimerais partager

[1:56] deux petits points avec vous.

[1:58] Tout d'abord, le 2 mai dernier,

[2:00] nous avons organisé avec succès

[2:02] la première édition de

[2:05] l'événement ambiante de base.

[2:07] Vous étiez là, Monsieur le

[2:09] Maire, au centre de la famille

[2:11] Bradshaw a Beaconsfield. Cet

[2:13] événement visait à établir des

[2:14] liens communautaires entre des

[2:16] jeunes en difficulté et les

[2:18] travailleurs et travailleuses

[2:19] des services d'urgence. Les

[2:20] jeunes ont participé à des

[2:22] ateliers activités afin de mieux

[2:23] comprendre le quotidien et le

[2:25] rôle de ces professionnels en

[2:28] uniforme. Les retours positifs

[2:29] et les sourires des enfants ont

[2:32] témoigné du succès de cette

[2:34] initiative mise en place en

[2:36] collaboration avec le SPVM ainsi

[2:38] que le centre de la jeunesse et

[2:41] de la famille Centre Batshaw et

[2:42] du centre de Beaconsfield. Par

[2:44] ailleurs, je tiens à vous

[2:46] informer que nos patrouilleurs

[2:47] ont récemment mené leurs

[2:48] premières opérations en matière

[2:50] de sécurité routière ciblant

[2:52] spécifiquement le cyclisme.

[2:54] Cette opération s'est déroulée

[2:56] sur les territoires des cinq

[2:58] municipalités du secteur et a

[2:59] conduit à l'émission de 11

[3:01] constats d'infraction à

[3:03] l'encontre des cyclistes

[3:05] conservée dans le secteur de

[3:07] Beaconsfield. D'autres

[3:08] opérations en sécurité routière

[3:09] ciblant les automobilistes,

[3:11] cyclistes et même piétons sont

[3:13] planifiés au cours de la saison

[3:14] estivale. Donc, sans plus

[3:17] tarder, voici le rapport des

[3:20] activités du PQ et un du 23

[3:22] avril au 21 mai pour la Ville de

[3:24] Beaconsfield. This is PDQ1's

[3:28] activity report from the 23rd of

[3:29] April to the 1st of May for the

[3:30] town of Beaconsfield.

[3:33] - Tout d'abord, en sécurité

[3:34] routière, par les agents de

[3:36] circulation, ils ont été très

[3:37] occupés. Le 23, 24 et 30 avril,

[3:40] ainsi que le premier, huit, 14

[3:43] et 15 mai, à l'interception Elm

[3:47] et Michael, c'est des opérations

[3:49] de vitesse sûre Elm à hauteur du

[3:52] stationnements incitatifs de

[3:53] Langer Beaconsfield dans une

[3:55] zone de 40 kilomètres heure. 14

[3:58] constats d'infraction émis. Le

[4:00] 14 et 15 mai, c'était Elm et

[4:03] morose. Des opérations de

[4:04] vitesse sûre Elm et mon rôle

[4:06] dans la zone de parc, une zone

[4:07] de 30 kilomètres heure, 12

[4:10] constats d'infraction émis. Le

[4:12] 15 mai, d'ailleurs, une

[4:15] conductrice fut prise à 76

[4:17] kilomètres dans une zone de 30

[4:19] kilomètres heure. On appelle ça

[4:21] un grand excès de vitesse et

[4:23] c'est une suspension de permis

[4:25] de sept jours et un constat

[4:27] d'infraction au montant de 684

[4:29] dollars et dix points

[4:32] d'inaptitude. Les patrouilleurs

[4:34] à vélo, en plus du Beyond the

[4:38] Badge les deux, mais le 7 mai,

[4:40] c'était l'opération qu'on

[4:43] appelle TTT, trop ton ticket, je

[4:45] vous en avais parlé au dernier

[4:47] conseil de ville. Au total, dans

[4:48] le secteur du PDQ-1, 49 constats

[4:50] d'infraction a été remis aux

[4:52] cyclistes contrevenant ont nos

[4:53] cinq municipalités. Comme je

[4:54] vous l'ai dit tantôt, c'était 11

[4:55] à Beaconsfield. Les agentes

[4:59] socio-communautaires,, ont été

[5:00] très occupés. Le 23 avril, à

[5:01] l'hôtel de ville de

[5:03] Beaconsfield, c'était la

[5:04] rencontre avec les responsables

[5:05] du projet connectons pour la

[5:06] ville de Beaconsfield ont tant

[5:07] que partenaires communautaires.

[5:10] Le 1er mai, présentation de

[5:12] prévention des fraudes auprès

[5:13] des aînés du club 55 ans et plus

[5:15] à l'hôtel de ville de bikinis

[5:17] Field. Le 2 mai, Beyond the

[5:21] Badge. Juste pour faire un petit

[5:24] sommaire de Beyond the Badge, on

[5:25] parle de 120 jeunes au total,

[5:29] entre six et 18 ans, 55

[5:31] policiers au total, 32

[5:34] partenaires, dont 21

[5:35] communautaire et 11

[5:37] institutionnels. 18 unités du

[5:40] SPVM. On parle des canettes, des

[5:45] moteurs, de la nautiques. Les

[5:46] poste de commandement était là

[5:48] aussi. Vous avez fait un tour

[5:51] dans les postes de commandement,

[5:53] Monsieur le Maire. Et les

[5:54] policiers, neuf PQ d'impliqué.

[5:57] Un gros événement. Le 7 mai,

[5:58] c'est une activité de prévention

[6:00] sur la cyberintimidation auprès

[6:02] des jeunes de sixième année à

[6:04] l'école Saint-Rémy. Le 8 mai,

[6:05] participation au grand McDowell.

[6:08] Plusieurs policiers du PDQ-1 ont

[6:10] participé de 11 heures à 14

[6:11] heures au restaurant McDonald's

[6:13] à Beaconsfield. Le 11 mai,

[6:14] c'était la participation au

[6:16] tournoi amical de hockey

[6:17] costumes organisée par

[6:21] l'organisme PCSM pour la santé

[6:22] mentale à l'aréna de

[6:23] (---)

[6:24] . Le 15 mai, c'était grand café

[6:25] avec un policier à la gare de

[6:26] train Beaconsfield. Nous avons

[6:28] rencontré environ 12 citoyens

[6:29] qui se sont déplacés suite à la

[6:30] parution sur le babillard

[6:32] électronique de la ville. Le 17

[6:35] mai, c'était l'activité

[6:37] porte-à-porte, visiter une

[6:39] personne aînée isolée en

[6:40] collaboration avec la Ville de

[6:43] Beaconsfield. Le secteur visé,

[6:47] Elm lorsque Brown. Le 21 mai,

[6:50] c'était la participation des

[6:52] agentes socio-communautaires dus

[6:53] PDQ-1 à la table en déficience

[6:55] intellectuelle de l'ouest de

[6:56] l'île en collaboration avec le

[6:58] CLSC. Quand vous pouvez le voir,

[7:01] elles ont été très occupés, nos

[7:03] agentes socio-communautaires.

[7:04] Pour finir, à la criminalité et

[7:05] les événements signalés, on

[7:06] parle d'un vol qualifié en

[7:08] commerce, une voie de fait, un

[7:10] vol d'automobiles rapportée et

[7:12] un automobile volés est

[7:14] retrouvée dans le secteur, une

[7:16] agression armée et deux

[7:18] accusations pour proférer des

[7:19] menaces. Voilà, ça fait le tour.

[7:21] Merci de votre confiance. Je

[7:22] vous rappelle que vous pouvez en

[7:23] tout temps composer le cinq à

[7:25] quatre, 2000 0 1 1 pour

[7:28] rejoindre le poste de quartier 1

[7:29] ou envoyer un courriel a PDQ-1 a

[7:32] SPVM point Q C point CA. Thank

[7:34] you for your confidence. You can

[7:35] call it anytime -- or send an

[7:40] email to PDQ1 at SPVM. Thank you

[7:45] very much.

[7:47] - Merci, commandant. Avant de

[7:49] passer aux questions, je veux

[7:53] vous féliciter pour Beyond the

[7:55] Badge à Batshaw. Ça a été

[7:57] réellement un grand, grand, gros

[7:59] succès. Il y a beaucoup de gens

[8:03] qui ont été là. Les jeunes, je

[8:05] crois, ont apprécie beaucoup le

[8:08] fait que la SPVM était là en

[8:11] grande force.

[8:12] - Oui, exactement. Amener un peu

[8:14] de positif dans la vie de ces

[8:16] jeunes enfants qui sont souvent

[8:18] en difficulté. C'était bien.

[8:21] - Et je veux aussi vous

[8:24] remercier pour la surveillance

[8:26] de vitesse à Beaconsfield. C'est

[8:28] malheureux qu'on ait encore des

[8:30] gens qui font 76

[8:31] kilomètres-heure dans un 30.

[8:34] C'est absolument inacceptable.

[8:36] - Non.

[8:39] - Si on était en mesure d'avoir

[8:47] 24 sur sept au point de vue

[8:48] surveillance, ce serait

[8:50] merveilleux, parce que

[8:52] malheureusement, les gens

[8:53] n'apprennent pas, même ceux qui

[8:56] se font prendre. Je présume

[8:57] qu'ils en parlent avec leurs

[8:59] voisins, mais ça ne donne pas de

[9:01] résultats.

[9:02] - Non, non.

[9:03] - Malheureusement. Now let's go

[9:05] to the question period. If you

[9:08] have any questions for the come

[9:09] on don't -- you have a question,

[9:14] Frank, for the commandant? No

[9:18] it's not the question period yet

[9:21] for a question for the

[9:22] commandant, go ahead. Alors,

[9:29] merci beaucoup.

[9:30] - Merci à vous. Bonne soirée.

[9:32] - Avant de passer à la période

[9:34] de questions, j'aimerais lire

[9:40] une lettre que j'ai reçue

[9:43] récemment. En fin de compte, la

[9:45] lettre était datée du 30 avril.

[9:49] Je l'ai reçu quelques jours

[9:50] après. Alors, c'est le président

[9:55] de la crème, l'Association

[9:57] canadienne des administrateurs

[9:59] municipaux, qui m'a écrit cette

[10:02] lettre, Monsieur Tony Kocevski.

[10:04] Alors, le programme de

[10:07] récompense pour 11 états de

[10:08] service de l'Association

[10:10] canadienne des administrateurs

[10:12] municipaux, l'ACAM, on reconnaît

[10:14] et souligne le dévouement des

[10:16] membres envers la fonction

[10:18] publique de l'administration

[10:21] municipale, une priorité majeure

[10:23] de notre association. Ces

[10:26] récompenses sont décernées en

[10:28] fonction du nombre d'années

[10:30] pendant lesquelles les membres

[10:31] ont occupé une fonction

[10:35] rémunérés à temps plein de

[10:37] cadres dans une administration

[10:40] municipale, comme chef de

[10:41] services municipaux au

[10:43] subordonnée direct. Elles sont

[10:45] attribuées à partir de dix

[10:48] années de service, puis par

[10:50] tranche de 5 ans. Cette année,

[10:53] nous avons reconnu le dévouement

[10:54] du directeur général de

[10:57] Beaconsfield, monsieur Patrice

[10:59] Boileau, qui compte 20 ans de

[11:01] services municipal à un poste de

[11:04] cadre. Nous vous demandons de

[11:05] nous aider à souligner l'apport

[11:09] soutenu de monsieur Boileau,

[11:10] peut-être une petite cérémonie

[11:11] de remise à l'occasion d'une

[11:13] réunion du conseil municipal...

[11:15] c'est ce qu'on fait... envers

[11:18] l'administration municipale et

[11:20] l'ACAM, l'organisation de pointe

[11:21] qui favorisez appuie

[11:23] l'excellence municipale. Je vous

[11:25] exprimons notre gratitude pour

[11:26] le soutien constant que vous

[11:28] témoignez à ce membre estimé de

[11:31] l'ACAM, qui se dévouent au

[11:33] service de votre famille ni...

[11:35] municipalité. Nous espérons que

[11:36] votre municipalité a beaucoup

[11:37] profité de son adhésion a l'ACAM

[11:39] est qu'elle sera... qu'il sera

[11:42] de même à l'avenir. Alors, j'ai

[11:45] une épinglette. Sur épinglette

[11:47] qui nous a été envoyé. Alors,

[11:49] j'ai limpide lettre ici, que je

[11:51] voudrais remettre à notre

[11:52] directeur général, monsieur

[11:55] Boileau. Et féliciter monsieur

[11:58] Boileau. Félicitations.

[12:00] (applaudissements)

[12:11] - Je n'avais pas celle de

[12:13] Beaconsfield.

[12:14] - Non, non. Alors, nous allons

[12:17] passer maintenant aux questions

[12:19] que nous avons reçues par écrit.

[12:24] La première question est de

[12:26] Alison Smylie. La question,

[12:33] c'est... And reference to 20.2,

[12:35] awarding of contract 662-24-GC

[12:41] for the cleaning and television

[12:43] inspections by conventional

[12:44] camera of the sanitary sewer

[12:46] pipes to the lowest conforming

[12:49] bitter, 9396 dash -- sand evac,

[12:56] in the amount of -- all taxes

[12:59] included. So the question, are

[13:02] there specific areas in

[13:05] Beaconsfield that will be

[13:08] prioritized? Over the years, our

[13:09] area has seen sinkholes in

[13:12] backyards and France. We know

[13:14] years ago there was a stream

[13:17] underneath, and I am just

[13:19] wondering if there is any

[13:21] correlation to the sewer pipes,

[13:24] as there are many write-ups on

[13:25] this topic. And noting's

[13:28] Montréal's reference on sewers.

[13:31] So I'll ask our director general

[13:33] to please answer that question.

[13:36] >> Yes, thank you, Mayor, it's

[13:37] my pleasure. So Ms. Alison

[13:40] Smiley, there is no relation in

[13:41] this contract with what you are

[13:44] mentioning about an underneath

[13:48] stream. This is more drainage.

[13:50] We are talking about a sanitary

[13:53] sewer camera inspection, and

[13:57] this inspection is mandated by

[13:59] the government of Québec, that

[14:00] we do monitor our are -- that we

[14:03] have a camera inspection on our

[14:05] network during a five year

[14:07] period. Some have to be looked

[14:09] at every year, and some others

[14:10] every two years, some others

[14:11] every five years. And these data

[14:14] are used to help us to get

[14:15] grants from the government to do

[14:18] rehabilitation on our

[14:19] underground infrastructure for

[14:22] sewers. So this is not related

[14:23] with the situation that you are

[14:25] mentioning in your backyard or

[14:27] front yards.

[14:31] >> Thank you, Boileau. The next

[14:35] is from Nicole carrot O, St.

[14:38] Andrew. She made several

[14:41] comments and requests regarding

[14:44] the following subjects, road

[14:49] pesticide use, preservation of

[14:52] trees and treatment of animals

[14:54] regarding the centennial boat

[14:55] ramp, creation of a friends of

[14:58] Beaconsfield dog pound. Madame

[15:01] Nicole Carradeau, these comments

[15:02] can suggestions are noted and

[15:05] will be sent to the City

[15:07] administration for their

[15:08] consideration. The next question

[15:12] is from Zachary -- from Olympic

[15:19] and it's subject, the Windermere

[15:21] park. And the question is there

[15:23] is a motion today to terminate

[15:26] the mandate 20 path -- which is

[15:31] for the much-needed

[15:33] rehabilitation of Windermere

[15:35] Park. The plan rehabilitation

[15:38] was listed on the most recent

[15:40] three-year capital plan. One

[15:42] update can be provided to local

[15:44] residents regarding the timing

[15:47] and scope of this future work.

[15:49] Again, I will ask our director

[15:53] general, Mr. Patrice Boileau, to

[15:54] please answer that question.

[15:55] >> Thank you, Mister Mayor. So

[15:57] to answer your question sir, the

[15:59] scoop has not changed per se.

[16:01] It's due to the possible

[16:04] resolution of this mandate, if

[16:05] it's approved by Council

[16:07] tonight. The project might be

[16:09] delayed, but difficult to

[16:10] determine how long that delay is

[16:12] going to be. But as we speak, a

[16:14] new mandate to prepare plans --

[16:17] could be awarded in 2025 instead

[16:19] of 2024. And there is still a

[16:22] possibility of awarding

[16:24] rehabilitation to the park

[16:25] somewhere in 2026, as per the

[16:28] current capital program.

[16:30] Depending on the results of

[16:32] future consultation, -- bylaws

[16:35] and good results.

[16:41] >> Thank you, Mister Boileau.

[16:43] And now we will go to the public

[16:46] question period for people on

[16:48] the floor who have any

[16:53] questions.

[17:00] [Inaudible]

[17:03] .

[17:05] >>, No problem, just lower the

[17:08] mic a little bit.

[17:09] >> Thank you. Yeah, hey, the

[17:13] pickleball, the courts are still

[17:15] not regulation size. I've been

[17:18] talking about pickleball for 20,

[17:20] 30 years here. Can't we get --

[17:23] and I see I get mail from other

[17:27] clubs in other places all around

[17:29] the world. They are booming. The

[17:33] old people are getting off there

[17:36] you know what to go out and

[17:37] around in play pickleball. And

[17:40] we can't even put a coat in

[17:43] that's exactly the size of a

[17:48] standard Court.

[17:51] >> Could you please come up with

[17:52] your question?

[17:53] >> Well, that's my question,

[17:55] what have you done? It's correct

[17:58] -- by the way, I'm not here, I

[18:00] have a question.

[18:02] >> I -- you know, will take your

[18:05] concern and we'll talk to our

[18:07] culture and leisure director.

[18:08] >> Okay.

[18:09] >> And see how it can be

[18:11] rectified.

[18:12] >> Okay, I came here this

[18:14] morning not knowing what was

[18:16] going on. I was going to the

[18:21] library and I found out that,

[18:23] hey, my property is showing on

[18:26] your agenda. And I said, what

[18:31] the Hell is that? And then I

[18:32] bumped into Doug's group,

[18:36] because they happen to move

[18:37] their office right beside the

[18:40] door. And there was a letter

[18:42] sent to me May the 13th. I did

[18:49] not receive anything. And Doug

[18:52] was kind enough to give me a

[18:53] copy of it. And Hell --

[18:57] >> Again, I must ask you for

[18:59] your question. What is your

[19:00] question?

[19:01] >> No, I'm telling you, I've got

[19:02] to give you some background. You

[19:04] obviously have not come to that

[19:05] point in the agenda and it's in

[19:09] the the 1405. Okay, look at that

[19:16] and you will see it refers to me

[19:18] personally. I'm the only guy who

[19:19] lives there.

[19:21] >> I think it refers to an

[19:22] address, but it might be your

[19:23] home, yes?

[19:25] >> No, I'm the only guy who

[19:26] lives here. So you can assume it

[19:28] is me. Anyway, I did not get

[19:31] this letter. I'm just trying to

[19:36] -- we had a wind storm they have

[19:40] three trees fell on my property,

[19:43] luckily not on my neighbours. We

[19:46] clean that up and maybe the

[19:54] ground, all the trees, and we

[19:57] brought them to your

[20:08] -- no, no. We brought them

[20:10] there, and he says we don't do

[20:12] that, and we don't do this. So

[20:13] we had to go to Ville Saint

[20:15] Laurent. And we had all our cut,

[20:19] chewed up branches, all these

[20:20] big branches. We --

[20:24] >> What is your question?

[20:26] Because I want to have a

[20:28] dialogue is to what is going on.

[20:30] >> Well, is anyone in a rush to

[20:31] come up here? I don't see them.

[20:33] Anyways, that's not the point. I

[20:36] have a problem with what you

[20:37] have done. You are schedule with

[20:40] me, having me come here this

[20:44] morning, what is a --

[20:46] >> We will take it up with our

[20:49] urban planning group and we will

[20:50] tell them --

[20:51] >> No, they are not going to do

[20:53] a darn thing, because it has

[20:55] already happened.

[20:57] >> If you are observing the

[20:59] bylaws, and there is no problem.

[21:00] If you are not observing the

[21:01] bylaw, and we have to enforce

[21:03] the bylaws.

[21:04] >> I'm not talk about the

[21:05] bylaws. I never mentioned that

[21:07] once.

[21:08] >> That's an issue that is the

[21:12] issue, which are the bylaws,

[21:13] which you may or may not be

[21:17] observing. Well, make sure that

[21:19] the City is doing the proper

[21:22] job.

[21:23] >> Okay, I got some family

[21:25] matters that I have to attend

[21:26] to.

[21:27] >> Listen -- we are not going to

[21:31] -- now.

[21:32] >> I don't want ten days to do

[21:33] all this. I can't.

[21:35] >> Whatever you got is what you

[21:36] got, and if you are not

[21:38] observing a bylaw --

[21:40] >> No, I'm talking about a

[21:41] letter, okay? It's not a bylaw.

[21:45] >> Take it up with the people

[21:46] who wrote the letter. Take it up

[21:48] with them.

[21:49] >> I did this morning.

[21:50] >> Well, that's fine.

[21:52] >> Nothing happened, and I don't

[21:53] expect it.

[21:56] >> You know, we are not here to

[21:58] resolve that issue.

[21:59] >> What are you here for?

[22:00] >> We are not gonna resolve that

[22:01] issue here tonight.

[22:02] >> Well, I'm not asking to

[22:04] resolve it, I'm asking you to

[22:05] give me some guidance. I am not

[22:07] going to be here for ten days. I

[22:09] am going away. I have family

[22:12] matters to attend to.

[22:15] >> Seems to me it's not the

[22:17] first time.

[22:18] >> In 50 years, nobody has ever

[22:20] complained to me ever! 50 years,

[22:25] about my property or things

[22:27] around it. Nobody has. Why

[22:30] should you guys jump on me when

[22:33] you don't have the information?

[22:35] >> Frank, if you are observing

[22:38] all the bylaws, there would be

[22:39] no problem.

[22:40] >> Hey.

[22:41] >> And you don't need ten days

[22:43] to observe the bylaws.

[22:44] >> We're not a nuisance.

[22:45] >> If you're not observing the

[22:48] bylaws then, you are going to

[22:49] have to go, based on the

[22:51] instructions you got in the

[22:52] letter.

[22:53] >> You know what, I think about

[22:54] the word nuisance. That is an

[22:56] ugly word.

[22:57] >> Thank you very much.

[23:01] >> I've been here 50 years.

[23:03] Never a complaint from anybody.

[23:05] >> Thank you very much.

[23:07] >> Thank you.

[23:12] >> Any other questions from the

[23:14] floor? Yes?

[23:20] >> Okay, good evening everyone.

[23:22] My name is -- and I live on

[23:26] fairway. I have to trick

[23:29] questions that are on behalf of

[23:30] some of the -- members that is

[23:33] related to the rec centre. So

[23:37] first question is, it's

[23:41] understandable that the rec

[23:42] Centre needs some major repairs

[23:45] or refurbishment or whatever you

[23:47] call it. But first question is

[23:50] when was the extent of the work

[23:55] required known to the city? When

[23:59] was the extent of the work --

[24:01] >> Will you speak --

[24:04] >> Okay. When was the extent of

[24:06] the work required at the wreck

[24:08] Centre known to the city?

[24:17] >> I understand. Well, we've

[24:19] known for a few years that

[24:20] there's work to be done, so

[24:22] that's why last year we have

[24:24] adopt a -- bylaw to repair the

[24:29] arena. And we had plans inspects

[24:32] prepared and awarded the

[24:35] contract the spring to fix the

[24:36] area that the spring, as you

[24:37] probably aware of. As he

[24:39] mentioned, it's closed now for

[24:41] regular spring closure, but it's

[24:43] gonna be closed for close to a

[24:44] year, not sure how long, we will

[24:46] see. And for the arena we have

[24:48] been -- sorry, for the rec

[24:49] centre, we've been working on

[24:52] other projects. And we have

[24:54] adopted a bylaw this spring of

[24:58] 1.3 million, I think, I'm not

[25:00] sure, don't take this for

[25:02] granted, I'm just not sure,

[25:04] around that number, for

[25:05] professional services for

[25:08] architects. And we have awarded

[25:09] a contract to an architect from

[25:11] Cooper plans and specks, which

[25:13] are undergoing at the present

[25:16] time. We should see a project

[25:19] next year and during 2025 by the

[25:22] end of this year, was probably

[25:24] drink next spring.

[25:26] >> Okay, thank you. Yeah, people

[25:28] are aware that it's gonna be

[25:29] about a year before --

[25:31] >> For the area.

[25:33] >> Yes, for the arena. And now

[25:35] the question was, was there at

[25:37] anytime some kind of a

[25:41] amelioration plan prepared for

[25:44] the population that uses the

[25:46] services of the arena?

[25:50] >> I'm not sure I understand

[25:52] what your question is. But that

[25:54] is what we are doing now to

[25:55] hopefully do a proper repair,

[25:59] extension, renovations, give

[26:03] universal excess ability,

[26:05] install sprinklers and get up to

[26:07] the norms of today. And that is

[26:10] what we are working on and

[26:11] hopefully that is going to be

[26:12] done within the next 3 to 5

[26:15] years for the Racquet Centre

[26:17] section. The arena is next year.

[26:18] And after, that 3 to 5 years,

[26:20] depending on how the project

[26:22] goes, extensions to take place

[26:24] in the building.

[26:25] >> Okay, thanks. Now, the

[26:27] question was not really about

[26:29] the technical side or financial,

[26:32] because that is good to be taken

[26:34] care of, I'm pretty sure. It was

[26:36] more like the clubs that were

[26:38] using the arena, was there ever

[26:41] done any kind of planning to

[26:43] help them find some kind of

[26:47] substitute venues or something

[26:49] like that?

[26:50] >> They were informed that we

[26:53] are looking to closing the

[26:55] arena. But it's up to the clubs

[26:57] to determine where they could

[26:58] find ice time and to have those

[27:03] activities for their

[27:05] associations. That includes

[27:06] hockey, artistic skating, the

[27:09] City will not provide our find

[27:11] ice time for associations.

[27:13] >> Okay, so they were notified

[27:16] that is going to be closed, but

[27:18] that's about it?

[27:20] >> That's it.

[27:21] >> Yeah, okay. And the last

[27:23] question is I met a gentleman

[27:25] who is, I think he plays hockey

[27:28] there. And they already paid for

[27:30] the use of the arena for the

[27:32] whole year. What is going to

[27:33] happen with that?

[27:35] >> Well, I'm not sure any

[27:37] contracts were signed for next

[27:39] year. I'm not so sure what you

[27:40] are talking about. So maybe that

[27:43] gentlemen could call our

[27:44] director of recreation and look

[27:45] at the situation. But I would be

[27:47] very surprised. There are

[27:49] contracts that were signed for

[27:50] the summer or for next season.

[27:53] That's news to me.

[27:54] >> I don't play hockey. I don't

[27:56] know. He just told me, that's

[27:58] all.

[27:59] >> Well, that's hearsay, so just

[28:01] let the person call directly, or

[28:03] person in charge.

[28:04] >> Very good. Thank you.

[28:06] >> Thank you very much. Next

[28:12] question?

[28:21] >> Hi, just wanted to say that

[28:24] --

[28:25] >> Could he blew the mic down,

[28:27] please and identify yourself?

[28:29] >> I'm Nicole Colorado and I

[28:31] live on Saint Andrew. And I

[28:35] would love to create a friend of

[28:38] the Beaconsfield dog pound --

[28:43] the friends of the shelter. So

[28:46] my idea is that the little

[28:49] shelter is barely used. But I'm

[28:53] thinking that space could be

[28:54] used for many things. It is the

[28:56] city doesn't have a lot of

[28:58] money.

[28:59] >> I think I've already asked

[29:00] that question.

[29:01] >> I have.

[29:02] >> And we have submitted your

[29:04] questions to the administration,

[29:05] and he will get a touch with you

[29:06] on that.

[29:07] >> Thank you, because I think

[29:08] it's a lovely idea and I'm sure

[29:10] a lot of people would agree.

[29:12] >> Thank you. Any other

[29:24] questions? Alors, nous allons

[29:29] passer à l'agenda, l'ordre du

[29:32] jour.

[29:37] - Approbation du procès-verbal

[29:38] de la séance ordinaire du

[29:39] Conseil de la Ville de

[29:40] Beaconsfield du 22 avril 2024.

[29:42] - Proposé.

[29:43] - Secondé.

[29:44] - En faveur.

[29:46] - À l'unanimité. Awarding of

[29:53] contract TP 2024-06 for the

[29:54] supply of a compact,

[29:55] frame-mounted vacuum street

[29:56] sweeper to the single and

[29:57] conforming bidder, Cubex

[29:58] Limited, in the amount of

[30:00] $336,702.41, all taxes included.

[30:08] >> I propose.

[30:13] >> Seconded.

[30:14] >> In favour.

[30:18] - À l'unanimité. Octroi du

[30:21] contrat 662-24-GC concernant le

[30:22] nettoyage et l'inspection

[30:23] télévisée de conduites d'égout

[30:24] sanitaire par caméra

[30:26] conventionnelle au plus bas

[30:28] soumissionnaire conforme, soit

[30:29] 9363-9888 Québec Inc.

[30:32] (Sanivac)

[30:33] , pour la somme de 102 423,18 $,

[30:37] toutes taxes incluses.

[30:40] - Proposé.

[30:42] - Secondé.

[30:43] - En faveur.

[30:46] - À l'unanimité. Termination of

[30:50] mandate 20-SP-127 for the

[30:51] Windermere Park rehabilitation

[30:52] to the single and conforming

[30:54] bidder, Poirier Fontaine

[30:55] Architectes Inc.

[30:58] >> Proposed.

[30:59] >> I second.

[31:00] >> In favour.

[31:01] - À l'unanimité. Rejet de la

[31:04] soumission concernant le contrat

[31:07] 24-SP-196 pour services

[31:08] professionnels pour l'inspection

[31:09] et la préparation des plans et

[31:11] devis, relative aux travaux de

[31:12] réfection de la passerelle

[31:13] piétonne au-dessus de

[31:14] l'autoroute 20 à Beaconsfield.

[31:19] >> Proposed.

[31:20] >> Second.

[31:21] >> In favour.

[31:22] - À l'unanimité. >> Approval of

[31:28] the management contract with the

[31:29] Beaurepaire Swimming Club.

[31:32] >> Proposed.

[31:34] >> Seconded.

[31:35] >> In favour.

[31:37] - À l'unanimité. Approbation du

[31:39] contrat de gestion avec la

[31:40] Piscine communautaire

[31:41] Beaconsfield Heights.

[31:43] - Je propose.

[31:45] - Je seconde.

[31:46] - En faveur.

[31:48] - À l'unanimité. Approval of the

[31:54] management contract with the

[31:55] Windermere Aquatic Club.

[31:57] >> Proposed.

[32:02] >> In favour.

[32:04] - À l'unanimité. Autorisation de

[32:06] signature du bail hydrique avec

[32:07] le gouvernement du Québec pour

[32:08] un lot de grève en eau profonde

[32:11] (Marina Centennial)

[32:12] et confirmation de son objet.

[32:14] - Proposé.

[32:16] - Je seconde.

[32:17] - En faveur.

[32:20] - À l'unanimité. Mandate to the

[32:23] Union des municipalités du

[32:24] Québec

[32:25] (UMQ)

[32:26] with regard to the group for the

[32:27] purchase in common of insurance

[32:29] products for cyber-risks for the

[32:30] 2024-2029 period.

[32:35] >> I propose.

[32:36] >> I second.

[32:37] >> In favour.

[32:40] - À l'unanimité. Approbation de

[32:43] la liste des comptes à payer au

[32:45] 21 mai 2024, et de la liste des

[32:46] paiements préautorisés pour la

[32:47] période du 11 avril 2024 au 21

[32:49] avril 2024 et du 23 avril 2024

[32:51] au 8 mai 2024, pour un déboursé

[32:56] total de 2 077 574,71 $.

[33:04] - Les montants importants sont

[33:08] 302370 et 14 A

[33:11] (---)

[33:12] pour l'achat d'une rétro

[33:15] excavatrice et 67881 et 31

[33:18] haricots rat services. La

[33:21] collecte des matières

[33:22] résiduelles. 59723 et 40 a

[33:26] garage Payton incorporé pour

[33:29] l'achat d'une camionnette Ford

[33:32] 150. Et 49231 et 67, Châteauguay

[33:37] Toyota, pour l'achat d'un

[33:38] véhicule électrique Toyota 2024.

[33:41] Maintenant, les salaires à

[33:44] 449000, 945 et 87.

[33:47] >> Proposed.

[33:49] >> Second.

[33:50] >> In favour.

[33:51] - À l'unanimité. Deposit by the

[33:56] Treasurer of the Financial

[33:57] Statement as of December 31,

[33:58] 2023. Il s'agit d'un dépôt.

[34:02] Approbation d'un appui financier

[34:03] de 150 $ à GérontoLogis pour

[34:06] l'achat d'une annonce dans le

[34:07] programme Prix aînés

[34:08] exceptionnels pour l'année 2024.

[34:10] - Proposé.

[34:12] - J'appuie.

[34:13] - En faveur.

[34:15] - À l'unanimité. Deposit of the

[34:23] City Clerk's certificate

[34:24] regarding the results of an

[34:25] application to participate in a

[34:27] referendum poll, held May 7,

[34:29] 2024, for the resolution Project

[34:31] PP-12-1, Part II entitled

[34:35] « Final authorization of the

[34:36] specific construction,

[34:38] alteration or occupancy proposal

[34:39] for an immovable

[34:40] (SCAOPI)

[34:41] located at 275 Elm, Beaconsfield

[34:48] (projected lots 6 555 296 and

[34:50] 6 555 297 of the Cadastre of

[34:51] Québec)

[34:52] in zone C330 of Zoning By-law

[34:54] 720

[34:55] (Project PP-12-1, Part II)

[34:56] . » the numbers were -- the

[35:01] qualified voters, 3017. Number

[35:05] of applications needed to

[35:07] require that referendum will be

[35:10] held, 313. The number of written

[35:14] applications made 333.

[35:16] Therefore, a referendum poll

[35:18] must be held. This is the

[35:21] deposit for the first

[35:23] certificate. Le deuxième

[35:27] certificat est pour les

[35:29] projets... pour le même projet.

[35:32] Le registre a lieu le 7 mai

[35:34] 2024, donc le Projet PP12-1,

[35:37] Partie III. Le titre est

[35:38] similaire, donc je ne le

[35:39] repaîtrai pas, si tout le monde

[35:40] est d'accord. Et les chiffres

[35:42] pour ce registre... nombre des

[35:48] personnes habiles à voter: Dave

[35:50] 995. Nombre d'éléments requis

[35:52] pour qu'un scrutin soit tenu:

[35:54] 70. Membre de écrites: 327. Par

[35:57] conséquent, le scrutin

[35:59] référendaire doit être tenu.

[36:01] C'est un dépôt. Pour 40.3.

[36:09] Decision of Council relating to

[36:10] the specific construction,

[36:11] alteration or occupancy proposal

[36:15] for an immovable

[36:16] (SCAOPI)

[36:17] located at 275 Elm,

[36:18] Beaconsfield,

[36:22] (projected lots 6 555 296 and

[36:24] 6 555 297 of the Cadastre of

[36:25] Québec)

[36:26] in zone C330 of Zoning By-law

[36:27] 720. It's project part two and

[36:30] part three that were deposited.

[36:34] >> Proposed.

[36:35] >> Seconded.

[36:37] >> So, now the vote will be to

[36:42] approve a referendum. Any, any

[36:46] votes for the referendum? And

[36:50] now the vote will be to abandon

[36:52] the project.

[36:56] >> So, the proposal is to vote

[36:58] for the referendum.

[37:00] >> So, the project is abandoned

[37:02] as of now.

[37:04] >> And who is, madame go down,

[37:08] you have a proposed?

[37:09] >> Yes, I propose that. So,

[37:14] unanimous but.

[37:18] - Dépôt par la greffière du

[37:19] certificat relatif aux résultats

[37:20] de la demande d'approbation

[37:21] référendaire tenue le 30 avril

[37:22] et 1er mai 2024, concernant le

[37:23] Règlement BEAC-153 intitulé «

[37:26] Règlement autorisant l'emprunt

[37:28] de 3 392 077 $ pour la

[37:30] réhabilitation de la jetée

[37:31] Centennial, 288, Beaconsfield,

[37:36] Beaconsfield. » 14290 personnes

[37:39] était le nombre de personnes

[37:40] habiles à voter. Il fallait 1411

[37:45] demandes pour qu'un scrutin

[37:46] référendaire soit tenu. Il y a

[37:47] eu deux signatures. Donc, le

[37:53] règlement BEAC-153 est réputé

[37:54] avoir été approuvé par les

[37:56] personnes habiles à voter. C'est

[37:57] un dépôt, celui-ci aussi.

[38:00] Authorization to correct

[38:02] nuisances at 161 Stonehenge and

[38:04] to bill the costs to the owner,

[38:06] in virtue of By-law BEAC-033.

[38:09] >> I propose.

[38:11] >> Second.

[38:12] >> In favour.

[38:15] - À l'unanimité. Demande

[38:18] d'approbation du Plan

[38:19] d'implantation et d'intégration

[38:23] architecturale relatif à la

[38:24] demande d'un permis de

[38:25] construction pour

[38:26] l'agrandissement du bâtiment

[38:27] principal situé au 308,

[38:28] Sherbrooke. La recommandation

[38:29] est de refuser.

[38:31] - Proposé.

[38:32] - Ce comté.

[38:35] >> In favour of the

[38:37] recommendation.

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

[38:42] approval of the Site Planning

[38:43] and Architectural Integration

[38:44] Programme

[38:45] (SPAIP)

[38:46] relating to a building permit

[38:47] application for the modification

[38:48] of the facade of a main building

[38:49] located at 219 Sherwood. The

[38:50] rough condition is improving.

[38:52] >> Proposed.

[38:53] >> Seconded.

[38:54] >> And for the recommendation.

[38:56] - À l'unanimité. Demande

[38:59] d'approbation du Plan

[39:00] d'implantation et d'intégration

[39:02] architecturale relatif à la

[39:03] demande d'un permis de

[39:04] construction pour la

[39:05] modification du plan déjà

[39:06] approuvé au 26, Beaconsfield. La

[39:08] recommandation est approuvée

[39:09] selon les plans déposés le 14

[39:10] mai 2024.

[39:12] - Proposé.

[39:13] - Secondé.

[39:15] - En faveur de la

[39:16] recommandation.

[39:17] - À l'unanimité. Request for the

[39:21] approval of the Site Planning

[39:22] and Architectural Integration

[39:23] Programme

[39:24] (SPAIP)

[39:25] relating to a building permit

[39:26] application to modify the

[39:27] already approved plan at 131

[39:28] Woodland. The recommendation is

[39:30] to approve.

[39:31] >> Proposed.

[39:32] >> Seconded.

[39:33] >> In favour the recommendation.

[39:35] - À l'unanimité. Nomination en

[39:38] vue de permanence à titre de

[39:39] Préposée à l'accueil et aux

[39:40] droits d'entrée au poste 6401.

[39:43] - Je propose.

[39:48] - En faveur.

[39:50] - À l'unanimité. Nomination in

[39:56] view of permanency as Opérateur

[39:59] Annexe A-1 to position 5247 at

[40:02] the Public Works Department.

[40:04] >> Proposed.

[40:05] >> I second.

[40:07] >> In favour.

[40:09] - À l'unanimité. 53.1

[40:12] Procès-verbal de la réunion du

[40:13] Comité consultatif d'urbanisme

[40:14] du 1er mai 2024.

[40:17] - Est-ce qu'il y a des

[40:19] commentaires, Monsieur?

[40:20] - Non, il n'y a pas de

[40:21] commentaires additionnels

[40:23] (inaudible)

[40:24] . Proposé.

[40:26] - Je seconde.

[40:31] - À l'unanimité. Minutes of the

[40:36] Environmental Advisory Committee

[40:37] meeting of April 9, 2024.

[40:40] >> Mister Chairman, any

[40:43] comments?

[40:44] >> Yes, Mister Mayor. No

[40:46] resolutions as such for our

[40:48] committee in April. We are

[40:51] discussing what the priorities

[40:53] are for the environmental

[40:54] committee and the City for 2024

[40:56] and 2025. Certainly, one thing I

[40:59] could say is the importance of

[41:01] trees. We talked with that quite

[41:03] a bit in the city, in order to

[41:06] keep the canopy, which certainly

[41:09] makes Beaconsfield unique. At

[41:11] the same time, the shade, it

[41:14] provides, and of course from an

[41:16] environmental standpoint is the

[41:18] fact that trees are probably the

[41:20] easiest way to cure the problem

[41:22] with the increasing greenhouse

[41:25] gases and global warming that we

[41:26] are seeing. I just wanted to

[41:28] mention that just this past week

[41:31] looking at the temperature in

[41:33] Montréal and Beaconsfield, we

[41:35] are hitting close to 30 degrees

[41:37] Celsius humidity it's near 37.

[41:41] This is like July, August

[41:43] weather. So we are starting to

[41:44] see extreme weather events

[41:46] coming. So if this is -- we are

[41:48] all going to be affected by

[41:50] warming, and certainly from the

[41:52] committees standpoint, we are

[41:53] looking at things we can do to

[41:55] help, you know, either increase

[41:58] our biodiversity on the impact

[42:00] on the community. So certainly,

[42:03] coming next month, we are

[42:04] looking at pollinators, bees and

[42:06] butterflies are important to our

[42:08] food chain and they are

[42:11] endangered species. So there are

[42:12] a lot of little things we can

[42:13] do. The other thing is we are

[42:15] looking for residents who

[42:17] actually do practice what they

[42:20] preach in terms of biodiversity.

[42:22] So we are looking for leaders

[42:23] and ambassadors that we can

[42:26] learn from their experience, at

[42:31] the same time as a public and as

[42:33] individuals concerned about the

[42:36] environment, so that we can

[42:37] learn from them and make it

[42:38] easier. So those are kind of the

[42:40] direction we are taking. I don't

[42:44] have a priority exactly on

[42:45] specific things next month,

[42:47] Mister Mayor.

[42:48] >> Thank, you Mister Chairman.

[42:50] And certainly climate change is

[42:53] bringing about some very, very

[42:56] important additional expenses to

[42:57] the city. So I think that is

[43:01] something that we must be

[43:03] conscious of. You know, a lot of

[43:06] branches falling that have to be

[43:09] collected, trees falling. So

[43:13] extreme weather is affecting the

[43:17] amount of work and the expense

[43:22] to the city as well.

[43:25] >> Not forget, Mister Mayor,

[43:27] with the heavy rainfalls, they

[43:30] overflow are -- and sewer

[43:32] systems, causing backups into

[43:34] peoples homes and what have you.

[43:36] So it's --

[43:37] >> Yes.

[43:38] >> Actually, Mister Mayor, I

[43:39] would just like to say something

[43:40] that someone told me last year,

[43:43] that one mature tree can

[43:44] actually absorb 40,000 to 50,000

[43:47] gallons of water. You know, we

[43:49] look at properties with the rain

[43:51] issues or underground streams,

[43:53] it's amazing what we take for

[43:56] granted with trees. But that is

[43:58] a simple solution again.

[44:01] >> Yeah. And you know, Mister

[44:03] Chairman, that we one of the big

[44:07] assets that we have here in

[44:08] Beaconsfield is our tree canopy.

[44:11] But if it is not properly

[44:13] maintained, maintained by the

[44:18] City or by the private owners,

[44:23] at the same time, it's one of

[44:25] the worst things that we have in

[44:27] terms of extreme weather.

[44:29] Because trees fall, trees that

[44:31] are unhealthy will fall.

[44:34] Branches will fall. And that

[44:37] costs a lot of money. So yes, we

[44:41] have a huge tree canopy and it's

[44:43] a beautiful tree canopy, and

[44:46] it's one of the best, probably,

[44:48] certainly, on the island of

[44:50] Montréal, and I think in Québec.

[44:52] But it's also a burden with

[44:57] extreme weather and climate

[44:58] change.

[44:59] >> I totally agree. I just

[45:01] wanted to mention that the City

[45:02] is continuing to offer to

[45:04] residents, you know, our grand

[45:07] tree program -- that is an

[45:10] opportunity for residents who

[45:12] need to add a tree or want to

[45:14] add a tree, another tree to

[45:16] their properties, that it is a

[45:18] subsidized program where

[45:21] residents can benefit from the

[45:24] 75% reduction in the price or

[45:25] the 25%, but at the same time,

[45:28] as an opportunity to talk to

[45:31] professionals in terms of what

[45:32] kinds of trees they should be

[45:34] planting, where they should be

[45:35] planted. And the organization

[45:36] will also dig a hole to -- at

[45:39] the subsidized prices, it is a

[45:41] great opportunity for sure to

[45:45] accomplish the thing, the

[45:48] programs are mentioning in terms

[45:49] of cost, but also getting the

[45:50] right tree for the property.

[45:52] >> Yes, yes. Are you proposing

[45:54] your minutes?

[45:55] >> I certainly do.

[45:56] >> And I will second Rogers

[45:58] minutes there.

[45:59] >> All in favour?

[46:05] - Mandat à l'administration de

[46:06] la Ville de Beaconsfield de

[46:07] payer le deuxième versement des

[46:08] quotes-parts, des factures et

[46:09] des contributions pour l'année

[46:10] 2024 à l'Agglomération de

[46:11] Montréal sous protêt.

[46:13] >> Again, we are paying the

[46:19] second payment of the quote

[46:22] parts, under protest, as you,

[46:24] know we have a legal action

[46:27] against the City of Montréal in

[46:28] the way the algorithm that is

[46:31] used to calculate the

[46:35] quotes-parts. So we are

[46:36] continuing to pay them, but we

[46:39] are continuing to pay it under

[46:43] protest.

[46:44] >> Mister Mayor, what is the

[46:45] amount up to now?

[46:48] >> I think it's around $15

[46:52] million. And every time, of

[46:54] course, we make a payment, it

[46:56] adds up. So hopefully Montréal

[47:01] will be ready to settle the

[47:03] thing soon, because it keeps

[47:05] going, going up, and going up.

[47:08] And this year, we are going to

[47:10] have a new evaluation role. I

[47:13] think it says here we have a new

[47:15] evaluation role. Or is it next

[47:17] year?

[47:18] >> Next year.

[47:19] >> Next year. And of course,

[47:20] that evaluation role will have a

[47:23] determination as to how much,

[47:26] again, we are overpaying for the

[47:28] next three years and once that

[47:31] evaluation roll comes out. So,

[47:34] you know, yeah. So who is

[47:37] proposing?

[47:38] >> I propose.

[47:39] >> I second.

[47:41] >> All in favour?

[47:43] - À l'unanimité. Opinion of the

[47:48] City of Beaconsfield on the

[47:49] Lester B. Pearson School Board

[47:50] draft for consultation on the

[47:51] three-year Plan

[47:52] (2024-2027)

[47:53] for the allocation and

[47:54] destination of its immovables.

[47:56] >> Propose.

[47:57] >> I second.

[47:58] >> All in favour?

[48:01] - À l'unanimité. Proclamation

[48:04] pour désigner le 26 juin comme

[48:05] Journée nationale de la

[48:06] sensibilisation du bien-être

[48:07] pour personnes atteintes de

[48:08] cancer.

[48:09] - Je propose.

[48:11] - J'appuie.

[48:13] - En faveur.

[48:14] - À l'unanimité. Authorization

[48:18] to host the Montreal Symphony

[48:21] Orchestra for a concert at

[48:22] Centennial Park on Saturday,

[48:24] July 27, 2024, at 7:30 p.m., and

[48:27] closure of Beaconsfield

[48:29] Boulevard from 5:00 p.m. To 10

[48:30] p.m., And that logistics and

[48:33] security costs of the site be

[48:37] paid by the City.

[48:39] >> As the city clerk has

[48:41] mentioned, we are estimating

[48:43] that cost to be about $41,000 to

[48:46] the city, which will be paid by

[48:49] the City.

[48:52] >> I propose.

[48:54] >> I second.

[48:56] >> All in favour?

[49:02] >> Against? So, it's voted down.

[49:07] >> Motion carried.

[49:17] - Résolution appuyant les

[49:18] universités et les

[49:19] établissements d'enseignement

[49:20] supérieur de langue anglaise du

[49:21] Québec.

[49:24] - Proposé.

[49:29] - En faveur.

[49:32] - À l'unanimité.

[49:39] 70.1 Mayor's report on the

[49:40] decisions made by the

[49:41] Agglomeration Council at its

[49:42] meeting of May 16, 2024.

[49:43] >> Nothing to report, on it and

[49:44] we are spending more money than

[49:45] --

[49:47] [Laughter]

[49:50] - Dépôt des rapports des

[49:52] directeurs.

[49:53] - Rien de spécial à mentionner,

[49:55] Monsieur le Maire, sauf qu'on a

[49:56] pris un peu de retard dans la

[49:57] collecte des branches au cours

[49:59] de la semaine dernière. Donc nos

[50:01] équipes de branches font du

[50:03] surtemps pratiquement toutes les

[50:05] soirs jusqu'à six ou 7 heures.

[50:06] On devrait rattraper le temps

[50:07] perdu, être en mesure de

[50:09] reprendre leur présenté pour la

[50:12] deuxième collecte de branches

[50:14] sur notre site Web dans la revue

[50:17] contact.

[50:19] - Monsieur le directeur général.

[50:21] Ils sont passés chez moi, merci,

[50:23] mais depuis ce temps-là, je fais

[50:25] quoi?

[50:26] >> There is a second branch

[50:28] collection, yeah, a second date.

[50:30] And please put those branches on

[50:33] the road just a few days before,

[50:35] not today, a few days before the

[50:38] first day of the collection in

[50:39] your sector.

[50:40] >> I want to make sure I knew

[50:41] the proper process. Thanks,

[50:44] thank you.

[50:47] >> Four is proposing the --

[50:52] >> Who is proposing the closing

[50:54] of the meeting? I propose.

[50:57] - J'appuie.

[50:58] - En faveur.

[51:02] >> And thank you very much for

[51:05] assisting at this meeting. And

[51:07] for those of you that are here,

[51:09] we appreciate that you state

[51:10] until the end of the meeting. It

[51:12] is always much appreciated that

[51:15] you not only come for the

[51:16] question period, but you

[51:18] actually come through the whole

[51:20] meeting. À ceux qui sont sur la

[51:23] webdiffusion, nous vous

[51:24] remercions aussi de vous

[51:28] intéresser aux affaires de votre

[51:30] ville. Alors, continuez le mois

[51:35] prochain. Next month we will see

[51:37] you all again.

[51:38] >> And Mister Mayor, I would

[51:39] just like to remind everybody

[51:40] June 1st we are having a perk

[51:43] event at hides Park. So it's for

[51:45] family, between two and seven

[51:47] PM. He was in the Infill flash.

[51:50] And look for it to have many or

[51:52] all of you at the park. At the

[51:55] same time, it's from 2 to 5 PM

[51:57] July 1st, for activities and

[51:59] events, and also 5 to 7 there

[52:01] will be music as well as on site

[52:05] food kiosk truck. And the

[52:07] individual who will be

[52:08] performing is -- current my at,

[52:11] and she is a Beaconsfield

[52:13] resident. I listen to her songs

[52:15] on the internet. It sounds like

[52:16] it will be a great show. So I

[52:19] look forward to seeing as many

[52:20] of you who can make it.

[52:22] >> Mister Mayor, can I just add

[52:24] another point of interest. The

[52:28] market in Beaurepaire will be

[52:29] starting up on May 31st on

[52:32] Fridays from 3 to 6, just next

[52:34] to the pub every Friday to

[52:37] September 13th for locally made

[52:40] and grown products and veggies.

[52:43] All are welcome.

[52:44] >> It's a great market, so I

[52:48] recommend everyone to go to that

[52:51] market. It's so cool and great

[52:57] market.

2024-05-21 - Conseil municipal de Beaconsfield

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