[0:09] Welcome to. La consultation publique du conseil municipal de lundi le 14 juillet. Welcome to

[0:16] the public Consultation. Oh! I'm sorry the regular meeting of the Municipal Council. I guess I was

[0:25] joking. La séance ordinaire du conseil municipal du lundi 14 juillet. Regular meeting of the

[0:34] Municipal Council of July at the Fourteenth wheel opening the meeting and. Adoption de l'ordre

[0:44] du jour de la séance ordinaire du Conseil de la ville de Beaconsfield du 14 juillet 2025.

[0:49] Je propose. J'appuie en faveur. Alors maintenant, je vais présenter la bourse

[1:01] commémorative. To 2025. C'est la deuxième personne. En juillet, nous avons présenté une bourse à

[1:12] une première personne et ce soir, nous présentons une bourse à une deuxième personne. Chaque

[1:19] année, la ville de Beaconsfield a le plaisir de remettre la bourse commémorative TUP.

[1:25] Instaurée en 1996 en l'honneur du révérend Frank Topps et de son épouse Jocelyn. Cette bourse

[1:35] célèbre l'engagement et l'excellence de nos jeunes qui contribuent à faire de notre

[1:40] communauté un endroit dynamique et inspirant. Chaque année, la lauréate de la commission

[1:48] scolaire. Cette année, la lauréate de la Commission scolaire Marguerite-Bourgeoys

[1:52] est Mina Ailsa. Read More. Finissant à l'école secondaire Dorval, Jean XX trois Mina, Elsa

[2:02] s'est distingué comme une élève remarquable au sein du Programme d'éducation internationale,

[2:08] enrichi tout au long de son parcours. Elle a obtenu la meilleure moyenne générale de sa

[2:14] crois. Elle s'est aussi illustrée dans plusieurs activités parascolaires et a

[2:21] faire partie des équipes de Volleyball Futsal et Flag Football ainsi que du club de

[2:27] ski. Mais ce qui impressionne tout autant, c'est son engagement envers la communauté

[2:35] Mina. Elsa a organisé des journées thématiques au CHSLD de Lasalle. Elle a participé à des

[2:43] collectes de fonds pour Moisson Montréal et elle a animé des journées d'accueil pour les

[2:49] élèves de première secondaire qui intègrent le programme d'éducation internationale. Elle

[2:55] a aussi organisé une vente de pâtisseries pour soutenir Oxfam. Each of these achievement. Tell

[3:03] us a story of hardwork kindness and a strong sense of leadership. Mina Elsa truly and

[3:11] body the value of our school and our city excellence engagement and community spirit on behalf

[3:19] of the City of Beaconsfield. It is an honour to present here with the twenty twenty five

[3:26] coupe Memorial scholarship in the amount of a thousand dollars and a family leisure care for

[3:33] one year. Congratulations Mina, we are so proud of you and we wish you every success as you

[3:40] move forward in your journey.

[4:01] D'Austérité.

[4:21] Georgia. And the little will get to find.

[5:41] Le commandant n'est pas ici? Non, merci. Ce soir. Ok, alors nous allons passer à la période

[5:48] de questions du public. Nous allons premièrement répondre aux questions que nous avons reçues

[5:55] par écrit. Alors, la première question est de Nadine Ishaq Lakeshore. The following

[6:07] question address a matter that I believe all residents of Beaconsfield, including myself

[6:13] of course could benefit from many of us walk through saint James Park regularly our lives

[6:21] across from it. I am aware that the Ministère du Développement durable, de l'Environnement et

[6:27] des Parcs Require that the River bank be left mostly untouched for very valid reasons. However,

[6:36] I believe the aloe a minimum of keep such as trimming branch and removing dead tree and Bush. I

[6:44] have gone through the document written by le ministère, which I would be happy to share it and

[6:52] it specifically states that the following. Lorsque la bande riveraine est bien rétablie, est

[6:59] établie, l'entretien devrait être la plus restreinte, le plus restreint possible afin de

[7:06] maintenir le caractère naturel, on pourra se limiter à tailler les branches endommagées ou

[7:12] mortes et à aménager une fenêtre d'un maximum de cinq de cinq mètres de largeur sur le plan

[7:19] d'eau. S'il y a, il y a lieu en taillant uniquement les branches des arbres et des arbustes qui

[7:27] cachent la vue. Right now, there are many dead branch and Bush along the lake in saint James

[7:33] Park as well as little park East of it. The vegetation is also growing very fast because of all

[7:41] the rain and consequently blocking some views that existed last year for example as many

[7:47] runner stretch where stretch where saint James Greek meets Lake St-Louis, but there is now

[7:55] just a small window to wish to look at the lake soon enough. I will know it will no longer

[8:03] exist also some spots some spots in the park where people would put down the blanket to chat and

[8:09] enjoy the water view no longer offer that possibility instead of the lake view is it is one of

[8:20] wild Bush that need a little keep otherwise of course. I am not suggesting, we remove any

[8:28] vegetation but that we do something so that residence can benefit from the beauty of our

[8:34] parks and the view it offers on lake Saint Louis. It's surprising how we how the

[8:41] removal of dead branch and Bush and a little bit of trimming can beauty beautiful and green

[8:47] space. Thanks for your time. Nadine. So. Madame Ishaq. Thank you for Mrs Ishaq for sharing

[8:56] your thoughts about the vegetation of saint. James Park our team at public works will

[9:03] look at the matter and take the proper action to maintain the park within the regulation of

[9:08] the government. I will add that we have started to replace the existing Bush along the road. I

[9:16] know that we are in the process of obtaining coast to replace a larger portion of those Bush

[9:22] hopefully for the fall. Second question is from Alison Smiler. To the grosvenor. Sunday July

[9:37] twelfth I was I was two inches away from having a basement floods due to storm. The water

[9:43] overflow. I ask this question at the previous council meeting and would like an update in the

[9:50] previous council meeting I inquired about the expenditure outlined and below one and one

[9:57] sixty for that proteines to structural rehabilitation work of water man and sewer pipes at

[10:04] the last if the city would be detecting funds Tout basin twenty one which is located on

[10:11] the north side and has the largest number of pipes and water flowing through it I must

[10:17] emphasize that yesterday as well as in august twenty twenty four hydro was not the problem

[10:24] yesterday my ditch was a couple of inches away from overflowing the storm drain. Besides my

[10:31] driveway was also two inches from overflowing. I have said this over and over that there is

[10:37] too much volume flowing through that storm drain, especially when Beaconsfield decided to

[10:43] fill in the many ditch on governor back in two thousand and that this then means I am

[10:49] the main house holding all the water in my dish I wish to also know that the public works for

[10:56] the number nor the fire department number noted in the contact failed to connect, I

[11:02] ended up calling nine-one-one as much as I appreciate all the improvement improved

[11:09] communications by the city. I would like to have an update on the research in two basin twenty

[11:15] one given the capacity of the instructor let me state that. WE has a group here we really

[11:27] regret that the hardship that everybody experienced. Through the flooding of their property

[11:40] and it happened many times you to climate change and heavy rain in relatively short period. But

[11:50] we don't have any immediate solution. I think we're working on many things that I will talk

[11:57] about and we are looking for ways to improve the situation as much as we can but climate

[12:07] change is with us and heavy rain will continue. It was not only in Beaconsfield, but flooding

[12:15] all over Montreal and other areas as well and so we are all caught with. Situation that we

[12:26] need to. Need to improve as much as we can as fast as we can but there is no miracle situation or

[12:39] solution to the problem right now. To madame smiley, I have to mention that power failure did

[12:50] and do have an impact during storms. When the sump pump is not functioning. There is a

[12:57] great chance that water accumulate and the basement gets flooded and answers to your

[13:04] question the administration has provided to council in may and updates of the action plan

[13:12] following the August twenty twenty-four. Debbie Storms that was adopted in September twenty

[13:18] twenty four in order to identify measures to improve the drainage network. As we are working to

[13:26] improve our drainage infrastructure. WE must work with many third-party in

[13:32] Montreal for municipal infrastructures. Kirkland, Pointe-Claire. MTQ. CN and CP.

[13:46] CP. WE all know and also our own consulting. It takes time to determine the proper global

[13:56] action to put in place and to living it and if possible to eliminate the impact of severe

[14:04] weather storm about the ditch being full that is the expected role of a ditch the city has

[14:14] adopted the two point two million dollar boring below to address some issues about our

[14:21] drainage system, including one point five millions of ditch corrections for twenty twenty

[14:29] five et first mandate of about eight hundred thousand dollars was warded was awarded and

[14:34] another of about four hundred thousand dollars is in the thundering process. As much as I

[14:42] feel for the residents affected by floods the solution that will be recommended must be done

[14:48] after rigorous analysis in the hope that when implemented no one has to go through any

[14:55] flooding in the meantime I invite you and everyone that is concerned with flooding to visit

[15:03] our website and see how you can take to protect your property from floods a lot of that

[15:10] information was shared through an open door session in my first with many residences the second

[15:18] the next question from jordan soran from clod. My name is jordan shokran and I resigned at

[15:26] forty-one Cloud Street in Beaconsfield. I'm writing to bring urgent. Attention Once

[15:33] again to recurring infrastructure failure impact in my property and knows of several

[15:39] neighbours in our area on August twenty twenty twenty for a reason this exact issue at the

[15:45] previous council meeting at that time I described how the calvert behind our home regularly

[15:52] becomes blocked during heavy rainfall causing severe flooding in our backyard we were assured

[15:59] that the matter would be locked into unfortunately no visible actions has been taken and we

[16:05] are now back the lost in twelve months later with the same problem behind our home is a

[16:11] calvaire that frequently become blocked drink heavy rainfall when this occur it result in

[16:17] flooding of our backyard often with the three feet and standing water. This water remains in

[16:24] place untill someone manually identify and clear the blocage somewhere along the calvaire

[16:31] routes. This is not an isolated incident. It has happened multiple multi multi, multi

[16:38] multi time, multiple time over the past travel years and the consequences are becoming more

[16:46] serious in addition to damage the property landscaping and drainage system. The flooding

[16:53] create safety concerns for family children and pay in the area in fact we may with the

[16:59] City Council on Monday August twenty six to raise this issue the most recent and deeply

[17:07] concerned concerning development is that our home insurance provider has no notified us that

[17:12] we are no longer eligible for water infiltration covered in the next five years you to be to

[17:19] the repeated history of flooding tied to this issue. This decision not only increase our

[17:26] financial vulnerability but also diminish our property value. WE believe this situation

[17:33] represents a failure in city managed storm water infrastructure and we are

[17:37] council to prioritize and inspection maintenance and permanent solutions for this

[17:42] comfort system before further damage our liability occur et proactive repair of our upgrades

[17:51] would not only prevent future costs for the city and residences, but also restore

[17:56] pieces of mind to the family affected asking the council to allocate resources to inspect

[18:02] and repair this section dokkalfar before the next major rainfall. Thank you for your

[18:08] time and attention to this matter. Mister. So from several elements answering your question

[18:22] concerns were mentioned in the answer is provided in the previous question and update of

[18:29] our action plan identifying measures to improve the drainage networked and September twenty

[18:35] twenty for we increase the twenty twenty-four budgets for drainage to a total of one point

[18:41] one million dollar and the twenty twenty five budget allocated for ditch

[18:47] rehabilitation is one point five million. Total in over two point 6 million $ in two years for

[18:55] drainage infrastructure demonstrating the city commitment to address flooding

[19:00] concerns regarding cloud more and more specifically cleaning work took place the spring in

[19:07] the in the spring in the spring the City also inspectors and cleaned the entire storm sewer

[19:15] line on cloud in the fall of twenty twenty for this inspection than not reveal any

[19:22] breakage or blocages in the in the line that could have worse and the impact of the torrentiel

[19:29] rain. WE rise réitéré our commitment to implementing solutions that address flooding

[19:37] concerns however as explained in response to another question. It is important to take the time to

[19:45] conduct proper analysis and to arrive at the right solution. Carolyn Malcolm Montrose. Non,

[19:56] non, non, non! You will have the opportunity after. Caroline. Malcolm Montrose. Her question

[20:06] is now that we know that the project Montreal STM solutions to getting us to the Kirkland

[20:13] Rem is to have a lot of bus driving through our narrow residential streets. Despite the

[20:20] West Island mère. Asking for the parking and cars drop off at the rem station. I would like to

[20:27] know the status estimated time of delivery and cost of the following October nineteen

[20:37] twenty twenty two announcements by the City of Montreal new pedestrian cycles bridge to link

[20:41] rem et Rêve in Kirkland Crossing Highway Forty July 202-020-2020 for is it worth it proposed by

[20:51] lane to future rem station razor questions where more study done to assess the cost benefit

[20:59] analysis or or whether this makes sense for the number of users all around again. What is

[21:05] the agglomeration council Deciding for us without consulting, the residence and

[21:11] elected official living in the area. I would suggest that the Agglomeration council projet

[21:16] Montréal watched the reason video of a cyclists blowing stop sign and smashing into a huge

[21:22] truck realize that big motor vehicle such as stm bus should be kept away from children the

[21:30] new bike bath and chemin Ste-Marie was thankfully built away from the car road. Les

[21:36] villes heureuses sont celles qui constituent les plus ceux qui vivent et qui y vivent. On pense

[21:42] aux piétons et aux cyclistes, mais on ne démontre des modes. On ne démonise pas pour autant

[21:50] l'automobile. Madame Malcolm, You ask very similar questions at the last meeting in. In June

[22:04] and I give you and answer the basically showing that the stm focused on improving the network

[22:15] and the customer experience. On one the frequency of services to avoid waiting time to efficient

[22:25] connections between different made of transport bus, metro, train, rem, etc. Three linea and

[22:33] direct roads for have the right vehicles in the right place at the right time and five

[22:40] considering mobility needs to guarantee accessibility for all and improve the Universal

[22:46] accessibility of the network. Now have added this to my answer the sequel bridge correspond to

[22:57] the reserve bike pas mentioned on chemin Sainte-Marie. It is important to note that the

[23:03] decision concerning bus services to the rem for Beaconsfield residence as well as decision

[23:08] decision regarding the rem itself our made by the stm and the Montreal agglomeration not

[23:16] by the City of Beaconsfield, the bus network and the rem both fall under agglomeration level

[23:25] jurisdiction and our managed by these broader body's in this context Montreal halls édifice

[23:34] presented the seven person of the volt at the agglomération Council. The update regarding

[23:41] the project mentioned in your question should also be provided by these authority. WE are

[23:48] currently in communication with the stm to request that the meeting with residence by

[23:54] organised so that you are concerned and suggestions can be discussed directly with the

[24:00] responsible authority should you wish to further voice your concerns your encouraged to

[24:07] attend a public agglomeration council meeting to directly express your commitment

[24:13] regarding the bus network or the parking situation of the Kirkland rem station The next

[24:19] meeting is August twenty-eight that for PM next question is from Pauline Faguy Girard

[24:28] Jubilee. Questions Bonjour, Suite à une demande reçue par la société historique Beauregard

[24:36] Beaconsfield concernant l'utilisation des armoiries de la ville de Beaconsfield, j'ai

[24:41] trouvé sur le site internet de la ville la description des armoiries sur la page

[24:46] Beaconsfield. COC. Vive Beaconsfield! Le contexte et l'histoire, mais aussi

[24:53] illustration photo. Accompagne cette. Mais aucune illustration photo n'accompagne cette

[25:01] description. Sur le site internet, on ne retrouve pratiquement pas les armoiries

[25:06] de la ville. On y trouve plutôt un sigle, trois couleurs montrant une silhouette, un

[25:13] arbre et des vagues stylisé. Ce sigle accompagne aussi toutes signatures des employés de la

[25:21] ville dans la correspondance courriel. Voici mes questions sur les armoiries. Un Quelle est

[25:27] la politique de la ville pour l'utilisation des armoiries? Pourquoi ne le retrouvons nous

[25:35] pas sur le site internet de la ville? Et concernant le sigle trois couleurs présent partout,

[25:41] en quelle année a été produit ce sigle? Qui en est le créateur? Quelle est la description de ce

[25:49] sigle? A-t? Il été approuvé par le Conseil de ville? Si oui, à quelle date? Sinon? Par qui et

[25:57] par qui? A-t-il été approuvé et quelle est la politique de la ville pour l'utilisation de ce

[26:03] sigle? Merci de répondre à ces questions. Madame Fouki gérant les armoiries ainsi que les

[26:12] devises de la ville sont déposées comme marque officielle depuis mai 2017. Le logo dessin

[26:20] et le mot Beaconsfield a été créé en 2017 et également déposé comme marque en 2017. Ainsi, nul

[26:31] ne peut utiliser ou reproduire les marques enregistrées à moins d'obtenir une autorisation de la

[26:37] ville. Les armoiries sont réservées pour les documents administratifs et légaux. Avis

[26:44] public Correspondance officiel Le logo est utilisé pour les autres types de communication.

[26:51] Le logo a été choisi par les élus en poste en 2017. Les trois symboles qui le comportent un

[27:00] arbre, de l'eau et un personnage illustrant le développement durable. Une ville riveraine et

[27:08] le dynamisme communautaire. Le conception. La conception a été faite de manière conjointe avec

[27:16] la firme Javelot Design. Next Question David McKinnon et Fred Bélanger from Claude

[27:28] Unfortunately WE are unable to make tonight's council meeting I would like to express my thanks

[27:33] and gratitude to the City of Beaconsfield for Installing a temporary pump after the rain

[27:40] storm on July thirteenth twenty twenty five that drain the calvert between Briarwood and

[27:47] Claude Street. This calvaire was blocked last year and caused civil flooding to the home and

[27:55] closed street with damage in the hundreds of thousands and hundreds of thousands last year

[28:01] my teenage sun went into the ditch to unblock the calvert that was filled with debris from

[28:07] trees and that area we pleaded with the city to maintain the area keep the ditch and calvaire

[28:14] free from organic materials such as fooling branch and dead tree that block the drain this year,

[28:21] we knew maintenance and not been completed as requested and when the rain came our neighborhood

[28:27] worked together monitoring the drain and keeping it from the debris that the city had not

[28:33] maintained This helped but the drain was full and often overflowing. It was two small

[28:41] for me the for the capacity of water all our property flooded after. Repeated calls to the

[28:51] city. The temporary pump was installed, which worked beautifully but also pulled

[28:56] debris right back into the drain. Additionally the second ditch in the same area behind

[29:02] the briarwood park that feeds into the same drain was also blocked at some point prior to

[29:09] this to this the city go down the tree and that you and left the log in the following the log

[29:15] were swept into the ditch and caused them which resulted in our property is flooding as soon

[29:23] as we move the heavy logs from the ditch and drain via the pump and did the bank of the property

[29:31] that areas is only by the city. WE do not have the right to cut down the trees brush and bramble

[29:39] that costs calls us so much grief. This is plea to you to maintain it thankfully we were

[29:48] able to monitor the calvert continuously. For fortunately. It was it was afternoon and had

[29:57] stopped raining and we still pulled out there for our so that it could drain properly. WE

[30:02] we'll go lucky more servir. Whether on an evening rainfall would have been worse we would

[30:10] like to continue living and our beautiful city, but this irresponsible irresponsible

[30:16] maintenance makes it difficult to enjoy staying here. Please keep the area free from the

[30:23] breeze clean those dishes regularly and if maintenance is done clean up. Afterwards is

[30:29] essential while you pump you all your pump was wonderful it is not a permanent or sustainable

[30:36] solutions. Your analysis may find that flooding in twenty twenty four and flooding in

[30:43] twenty twenty five and different root causes but the result is the same damaged property what

[30:49] if the next rainstorm is in the middle of the night Witches City employee will install the pump

[30:56] then I knew permanent solution is needed. Please maintain the green ribs that you insist we

[31:02] keep we pay a lot of taxes and idea to a lot of rules to leave here. WE have done our parts,

[31:10] Please do your document that commented the process if you would like to see pictures and

[31:17] videos you not hesitate to get in touch and thank you very much for sharing, Mr. McKinnon and

[31:26] Mr. Bélanger Sharing with us. This this with the council today as I have stated in answering.

[31:36] Previous question You can be assured that this city is committed to maintain its

[31:46] structure in the proper state the extremes the extremes repeated weather conditions have

[31:52] become very challenging for all municipality not only for Beaconsfield. WE will share your

[32:00] comments and request with our team, we will share your comments and request with our

[32:05] team at public works. Next question is from Mister Derrick Pounds. Sweet Briar. I will not

[32:16] do the préambule, but the question is what the hell six large club-house with dining

[32:25] room kitchen, toilets, etc. And swimmingpool still be in place while the above work agenda

[32:32] twenty point two and twenty point three tonight on the agenda our perform question two

[32:40] what is the work plan and budget. The demolish the large club-house and remove the

[32:46] swimming pool. Question one. Mister pounds the work for both of these contract will not

[32:54] affect the existing club-house their work to install the access roads, including the demolition

[33:01] of the swimming pool. Question two the club-house will be demolished as part of the future

[33:08] contract for the construction of a new cultural center. The cost for the demolition of the

[33:14] club-house has not yet been determined but the cost for the demolition of the pool is

[33:20] estimated at ten thousand dollars. Madame Corrado Nicol Corrado from saint Andrew Mrs

[33:30] Corrado as that bus routes change be presented before the City council and be discuss with

[33:36] the general public so that the that the public be advised and the advanced she also asked that

[33:43] the building on lake view be preserved and that the demolition of the building on

[33:47] Saint Louis be Refused. I have to tell you that Madame Corrado that your comments regarding the

[33:57] stm would have been noted, but I also want to outline to you that the stm comes under the

[34:06] agglomerations and it's in agglomération services and the agglomération determined how the

[34:16] stm will operate and in fact council will be voting on the demolition at this evening

[34:25] Council for the demolition that you referred to on Saint Louis. All those are the questions from

[34:36] in writing now we are ready to do to the floor for any more questions. Yes, yes, Please

[34:51] identify yourself jordan from one cloud street. What you had my letter. Thank you. You know

[34:54] I'm sure wasn't your intend to me are my neighbor, but you know when you talk about your

[35:00] examination of the system and everything was working wonderfully last summer

[35:04] yesterday it for o'clock my neighbours and I were in the calvaire up to our next in water

[35:10] covered earwigs pulling debris out of the covers my neighbours kids were there also as we had

[35:16] thirty six inches of standing water in our backyard So everything is really not working

[35:20] as intended last year. WE had for the use of sounding water and our backyard which shifted

[35:26] the entire foundation of my heart gaping and pull causing damage, which I'm still

[35:30] assessing ruined. My all my pool equipment, my heater my outdoor should and all the things I

[35:36] stored in there. So I'm sure it wasn't here it again, but clearly things are not proper

[35:40] and correct and working as intended so I think we should acknowledge that for most of us

[35:48] as significant portion of our our networth resides in the value of our home. That's true

[35:54] for nearly everyone in this room. And your response clearly indicate that well you are

[36:00] sympathetic to the problem where having and cloud street and I have no doubt that everyone

[36:04] sitting up there and everyone in here is the problem. We're all humans. WE I have no doubt that

[36:09] I'm not in that but you respond to indicate that there is going to be no short-term our

[36:13] immediate solution so if it rains are tomorrow and it's likely to have another rain soon

[36:18] and this was not yesterday's ring was intense, that is for sure, but it's not a once in our

[36:22] life time event with climate change as you know this is gonna happen three four five times a

[36:28] year and so tomorrow if it happens again. I'm gonna see that my back porch and I'm gonna

[36:34] watch the water rises twelve twenty-four inches approaching my house destroying the value of

[36:38] my house and you are not doing anything in the short term to protect that so I would ask this

[36:44] council. What can I have a homeowners app your intervention to protect my investment and

[36:48] Beaconsfield do the protect that investment. WE are looking at various options for your section

[37:02] is related to the water that comes from Pointe-Claire. WE did some work and we hopefully

[37:08] thought that that was very helpful and maybe suffisant, but apparently. It was not so far so

[37:14] we'll have to assist the situation again in the area some of the work that we did really

[37:20] help the north section the water was flowing properly the creek, float pretty well about better

[37:24] than than last year. WE did some work this spring and we'll have to verify your situation and

[37:32] take measurements. I guess there's no short term solutions. Okay, We're gonna block the

[37:37] water from there and it's gonna go somewhere else can't work that way, I'd like to say you

[37:42] know I have a magic baguette there and make things happen, that's not gonna happen. I don't

[37:47] want to tell you live or think that we are having a solution for tomorrow and yes, they might

[37:54] be some other storm tomorrow or later on this summer. It's not at least third one and three

[38:00] years we had this ice storm, we had even with the snow storm. This with this winter last year

[38:06] the tempête. Debby was crazy and this year is tempête éclate. I have called it not very

[38:12] interesting where you don't have short-term solution. WE do have an action plan that was

[38:18] presented to the council in in September after the death by storm and we are working on that

[38:24] plant as as we speak and we are moving obviously not fast enough, but hopefully, we'll get some

[38:30] concrete solution to prepare to council somewhere this year hopefully what if then I can not

[38:38] guarantee that we're working with montreal Claire Kirkland our consultants as the answer to

[38:42] another question you know I'd like to say it's gonna be fixed tomorrow, but it's not the kind

[38:48] of which is not going to happen. To stand up, we're going to go down in the moment again like

[38:52] you know it's gonna happen, we're gonna get flooded I've lost my insurance and you know

[38:56] so I don't know whether I need to hear the company to put a hundred sandbag and build a

[39:00] behind my house, but I can't see a little toasted marshmallow. Well well for each of water

[39:06] approaches my house and my investment. Any insurance so you know I don't know. I'm going to

[39:12] explore solutions to fortify the back of my property and tell you fix the covers for one cloud.

[39:16] OK, So we have your. Sur All director of Public works someone of steam or himself. I hear you

[39:27] everyone does and we would really like to do that. Hello! So fresno. I leave along with

[39:39] other people that comes with me tonight. Five corners tower. I know you are familiar with that

[39:45] address you actually came yesterday to look at the third station in for years following

[39:55] the rain. Now like everybody else is the theme of the night, but it's frequent it's regular

[40:03] received three feet this time of dirty filthy stinky water that my experience and many of us as

[40:09] well straight from again clearing and digging out and exposing ourselves to God knows

[40:17] what we learn about our basement and wait for our insurance ourselves at risk. It's the

[40:23] third time, We're cleaning our. I don't have any more so now. I'm like example personally

[40:33] bearing the financial results of what is not happening quickly enough apart from the first year

[40:44] plan we are all aware of the five year plan we appreciate the time of your plan we'd like to

[40:49] know what the results of being but. There is something, we're here and that's the reality that

[40:59] we're all living. As we. Expect you are plan and it's what we're all going through right now it

[41:07] rains it floods. WE need pretty much help waters and we're getting the kind insurance

[41:14] coverage. It is the majority of our many of our investment. Sometimes it's just people

[41:19] starting out, Whatever but it's significant and we all understand that it's all

[41:25] relative but. Inacceptable at this time to do on your plan and not sometimes offers short-term

[41:38] scrappy little plans to help us help ourselves and not the only only on us for solution whether

[41:47] that be building a à dames. I don't know what anymore, but also of us have been responsible

[41:55] and doing Whatever we can within our own control, but we don't need something in parallel to

[42:01] bridge to the five years while it rains and it will continue to rain and three seventy-five

[42:09] examples become the reservoir for elle-même how it is everything flows downstream and

[42:17] we are at a very low point it all right down into our garage and are we lost in other cars. I

[42:25] mean We're devistated we're getting devastated financially. It's the third go around in the

[42:29] last for years. I understand there's been history before emotionally. It's too much to go

[42:37] through quite honestly. We're always on it's like living in the lighthouse. We're always

[42:41] waiting for the next thing we actually calculate who's gonna be home in time of events so

[42:47] that we could monitor it and it's all hands on deck. I mean it's like being in the navy that

[42:53] makes sense and yeah, it's still happens and we feel very alone with you it's great with that

[42:59] down. I've maybe you have this afternoon all of us. WE could not masque. What's happening

[43:09] today with the five year plans that's gonna happen because we're living today now and we

[43:15] need a solution. WE need something to be done doesn't have to be sexy it needs to be

[43:21] practical so I have your question first of all what's the outcome of the study that I

[43:29] understand how is going over that you've been minded telling us. What is the short-term plan

[43:37] and if you understand you have it started in it. I just thought you do so we can talk about that

[43:41] another time. You know how did this house is even get built because it's a swamp which is my

[43:51] husband was walking in the grass and he went down in the grass and he went down through the

[43:55] oncle and just squished down that doesn't make sense anymore and you know where is the

[44:03] urgency the somebody kind of need to get her like that somebody need to drive in the

[44:07] basement kids like what happened in order to get something short-term that could happen

[44:13] we've been like it happens in heaven, There's a toddler downstairs it happens literally

[44:21] in understanding minutes and it's just what we lost in another time and there was not

[44:25] enough time to get the car out so I mean. That's not the way to leave right so I'll I'll wait

[44:32] for your comment. And for everything that you're going through. The outcome the story

[44:42] you don't have the results yet as we made in October with the group of pieces of people who

[44:48] are about twenty years expect that would have something during the winter it didn't happen yet

[44:55] that's because we want to work with Montreal Kirkland and there is no point putting major in

[45:01] there that won't work on the short-term measure putting something in place and doesn't

[45:05] work. It's not gonna help anyone and it's gonna properly create the false sense of security. If

[45:09] we're looking only at our own situation. WE have to look at large largeur or global networks

[45:15] a lot of water comes from Kirkland and clear and all in you are you mostly from

[45:21] Kirkland, really and we have to discuss that with them we have started the discussion. What we

[45:26] need to find the proper solution the one of good news that doesn't change anything in your

[45:31] situation is that there was the same consulting as we do so we could try it all the data with

[45:37] with kirkland, which they are willing to do so that should help at the end. WE need to put

[45:41] the glow in the pictures and there are big players because most the people that bring the

[45:47] water down to the tower underground people are from agglo responsibility. They're

[45:53] not the city responsibility. So that's it, that's a thing that we have to work out with the

[45:59] agglo. So we can not put measures in there that it's gonna cost of dollars to the

[46:03] city that would be the responsibility we have to figure it out out short-term plan as I

[46:09] say we can't put as short-term solution in place and it's not gonna work and create a false

[46:14] sense of security. I'm not sure, there's a short-term plan that we could put in place. I know

[46:19] there's a contract that was giving out our shortly going to be to be given out should help a

[46:23] little but that's it won't fix those extreme weather conditions that hit us in the past few

[46:29] years really and there they seem to be more regular and than exceptional now how the house

[46:35] gets built of course. WE have our bylaws and contractors. I should respect our balance or

[46:41] else the price is not issued now the institute of soul conditions that should be true the

[46:47] developer that when he built the house that it's built to have the proper home secure homes and

[46:53] protected from from floods to a certain extend but again the floods that we had last year

[46:59] Debby flood that was one of the crazy ones that hopefully will ever see again and yesterday. I

[47:03] was not very interesting and for you guys the same results and about drowning and the basement

[47:09] well we get that comments for the car accident putting a stop not putting a stop speed that

[47:15] doesn't help telling us that someone could drone fortunately yesterday Two police officer did

[47:21] save an elderly person on the whatever road or highway was not in the basement and there was

[47:25] the risk of running so that that bring that it doesn't really help to find solutions. Because

[47:35] we're at the point. It was for question so it has a question. Entitled so it's not it's not

[47:45] it's not a threat. It's a possibility the. In which the flood comes were standing there

[47:53] literally and it just happened, there's not enough time to react, you know we're here for

[47:59] people to leave there, but that's fortunate now the other thing that I'll just mention in

[48:07] parting is that it's at his regular talking about climate change and just saying that

[48:16] that's going to be something that we have to leave what is actually not best practices in

[48:20] terms of psg. If you're familiar with that it really is about accepting and being aware and

[48:27] being a little bit more rapide with the ever-changing because of the time. WE get the five

[48:33] years. I'm sorry but that might not be even. Appropriate any longer and we need to find that

[48:41] so with all to respect. There needs to be something short-term accepted or not because we're

[48:48] living this all the time and the million dollar that you're spending or not willing to spend

[48:55] we're spending it or not know when we're not willing we want to find the right solution

[48:59] before we decide to spend the money, that's a big difference and what you just said. I'm

[49:04] sorry you know that I'm not sure if it's last year, two years ago, but the municipalities

[49:09] We're working together in the province through two. Sorry through two. Large association

[49:17] Umq and the FQM so. L'Union des municipalités du Québec. Presented a report I can't

[49:21] remember how much billion dollar we're needed to fix infrastructure related to

[49:27] extreme climate change so and the Guardian didn't come up with very interesting grand to help

[49:33] it is to move on in that direction and there's a lot to do to face all those extreme

[49:39] climate change as I said we had for in the last two years the three times the last 20 23

[49:49] twenty twenty three two two years the ice rain, April fifth and then we had this is this the

[49:55] storm last year. WE had the two very back to back snowstorm there were exceptional again and

[50:01] again this rain yesterday the flash flood that level of water in the middle of nowhere was

[50:07] crazy again exceptional as we say when exceptional becomes normality how we're gonna

[50:13] address that that's the big question and it's not now, We're not trying to avoid this or not

[50:18] do a short-term plan everything that we could do short-term would try to do it. WE are

[50:21] spending quite a chunk of money on here and there fixing drainage to residence that

[50:31] inform us of the situation under drainage. There on the list for a couple years but still we are

[50:35] addressing that and last year at last minute after the death by storm. I think we've five

[50:39] thousand dollars, I don't know if it's three hundred fifty for one thousand dollars with that

[50:46] in the quick matters to help something that were that felt that their system there was not

[50:51] working properly and hopefully that to help them this year and the ones are going to do this

[50:58] year again for one point five we hope that is going to help those address that we're gonna support

[51:02] obviously the underground infrastructure. That's another situation and we have to work

[51:07] something out and we are in. Corner of town and help. WE need for it to be even take place. I

[51:19] pump needs to sooner rather than that we were gonna be and it didn't actually people and they

[51:27] were great when they go there, I won't say, I won't say otherwise. Thanks but we have to

[51:33] keep calm and it's a. If we're told you were there should be certaines areas. You know what

[51:43] it's given you gotta go to point this. You gotta good point and I think this could be worked out

[51:53] on our side but again yesterday no one expected. The seven years of rain, we had millimeters and

[52:01] that we monitored public works. WE have two measurement in the city that we look at I think the

[52:07] forecast was for the millimeters in the morning and then we go seven seven millimeters. So we

[52:14] were not get the pumps out for 2013. But knowing what came out what could have done something

[52:18] and for sure. I mean you don't want you to have to monitor this but if you feel that there is

[52:25] something going on and you didn't hear from us, please feel free to call out the public

[52:30] works and or our paw patrol and we're gonna get in touch with the foreman and beauty and I

[52:35] know you already talked. I think so with our new director of public works and I think we're

[52:41] very fortunate to have this guy is an expert in infrastructure systems. So that's going to help

[52:47] and really sorry again for what you're going through no one wants that right time. Thank

[52:52] you. Star seven Claude Street so I'm not going to repeat, I just want to fully support everything

[53:05] that my neighbor have said and that the previous lady said I'll be in the different district,

[53:09] but I did you just touchdown my the last point that I was trying to make that I was planning to

[53:16] make which was this is definitely not as usual. Situation now I think we can all

[53:21] this is becoming the norm. It is now the norms we have to expect it and well. I'm not gonna be

[53:27] all the previous point about the risks to help damaged to our property all of those things. I

[53:33] just return it all of those things. I want to add a couple of things which is this above

[53:39] all of the health and safety things the property damage. It's a huge impact on everybody

[53:45] anxiety level my husband think I'm crazy because every time it rains. If we're out I need to go

[53:52] home, I have to go home because it's the previous lady said. You have to be there to monitor the

[53:57] situation and who who can leave that way and the only one thing. I won't be here here be here for

[54:03] the only thing. I did want to add is that to m. M. Bélanger is that he said the somebody one

[54:11] thing that was extremely frustrating yesterday was that every every time we called the

[54:18] city. I did we couldn't get through to anybody it was Sunday. I know it was Sunday

[54:23] people, don't normally work but it was sunday and we all have to arrange our lives around when it

[54:28] rains it would be appreciated. If the city could arrange to have somebody available to take

[54:33] calls and when somebody did eventually somebody did come and pump and it was beautiful as Mr.

[54:41] Bélanger said in his letter than it was a short-term solution but it worked. And it could have

[54:47] prevented our basement from flooding, but if that hadn't happened. Who knows where we

[54:51] would have been so and to somebody else if that happens in the middle of the night when you

[54:56] know what are we going to do then. So there is a short-term solution and if we could be a

[55:01] little bit more prepared the city could be a little bit more prepared to have people at the

[55:05] ready to go to known areas where there are these problems and pumps in place granted. You know

[55:13] it's not a long terme, but it would give us all a little bit of assurance that we're safe and

[55:18] then we currently feel right now so just to come and not a question appreciate your

[55:24] suggestion that we have someone called to answer the phone. I think that's faisable. WE do

[55:30] that when we have congés fériés. The day after Christmas, we know there's a garbage day collection

[55:38] people need some time to talk with someone who have something that comes in and over time

[55:42] would have to program this and you know and get this in our culture and doing this but we

[55:48] have blue color is coming in and there, I mean as it was mentioned by some of your

[56:00] neighbours. I think you are doing the great job. There doing what they can with in the

[56:02] situation, but this is an interesting suggestion and Mrs Fresno we could certainly try to

[56:05] get the pump out earlier. You know when we planned when we know it's gonna rain there's

[56:10] something that we can do or else if we're in the reaction like yesterday, we still get try to

[56:14] get someone to come in on Saturday on the Sunday afternoon. But it's interesting

[56:19] suggestion appreciate that thank you if we can improve somewhere. Let's do that. Yes! Other

[56:26] neighbours, basically some of the point I wanted to bring up but I think it's really

[56:31] important to just punctuated the importance of having like a priority like the people have

[56:37] just spoken about if you know that the color or the location on elm is a real issue to have

[56:45] those pumps like designated for our area in the short term. I think that's something that is a

[56:53] simple low cost effective means of helping I leave kind of near the end of clothes so I have

[57:05] about the thousand square feet yesterday that was I the deep is almost for fit and then it was

[57:11] about away from my house it happened again and that happened in August and this is crazy. I

[57:17] was the other person in the calvaire. I'm sick two and I mean. I was squatting, but I

[57:25] still was here here and I have all over my time and we were half naked and we give everybody

[57:29] in our neighborhood to show jordan look great by the way. But but sorry, sorry I've got

[57:37] that one out, but but I really just want to wait that because you know I'm a I'm fifty three

[57:41] years old I was naked and I was in this water covered with bugs and I have bugs by all over my

[57:49] body and it's disgusting and you know. I'm like everyone else for tax and I shouldn't be there

[57:55] there shouldn't be in there and then we had two kids under the edge of sixteen helping us out

[58:02] pulling out the brits and I understand that people are at one point and take a look at the

[58:07] brits and so on and so forth, but I can assure you like with the where and all of our body

[58:15] that there was the bruit and that there and. Inadéquate plan of action to actualise the

[58:23] safety of our home and this is not million-dollar solution. These are not long-term plan

[58:27] these are simple simple like that can be taken on you know like my annual maybe for times a

[58:37] year we can take that calvaire or we can make sure the people on our care for it that way and

[58:45] it's a spot check you know and I'm really frustrated. I'm fairly new to Beaconsfield.

[58:49] We've been here for six years, but you know this is crazy, it's crazy and it's frustrating and I

[58:55] don't know. That's it so I'm asking for some kind of short-term not miracle, but if

[59:02] you know they could be sandbagging or it could be or not to be that I mean. It's

[59:05] million de dollars of property that we're all risking right now, you know Anyway. Thank you,

[59:13] I'm just around. You yeah is it about nothing is it about nothing well you had several

[59:27] Anyway. Go, go ahead. To this Basically I've heard it over and over and I'm glad. Claude

[59:40] Grosvenor. And I just want to make sure that we're not being forgotten and I do appreciate

[59:47] when they come buy and they see our house and they go ok, and I should see my house trying to

[59:56] manage this for seven years it has gotten proof. I have I am proof that things to improve

[1:00:02] there are makeshift that you guys have done. I have seen it, but now we're in another phase

[1:00:10] and for all the housing that has been built over the years that I've been built and the rams

[1:00:17] coming in we just can't find that much water through it just can't be done anymore so I can't

[1:00:23] do it on my own managing this house by myself and I'm I'm ready to break and I'm holding

[1:00:31] it together now I need to go because I need to go to sleep, but thank you all for voices and

[1:00:37] new people do Beaconsfield. We'll get there but just before you go where are you located?

[1:00:44] Grosvenor two grosvenor and. Kind of like the closed that all backyard, but we leave on a I

[1:00:54] leave on the corner. So what happens I take everyone from the top of the street, the other

[1:01:00] side and here it's the tea and that was built in two thousand eight. And I challenge them and

[1:01:06] two thousand and why are you bringing another path here all we need to do it because they

[1:01:11] need to send water. It was the first thing that was I'm sorry, but now I have three lines of

[1:01:17] water coming out me and it can't get out so this needs to be fixed and I agree with everybody

[1:01:24] that has spoken tonight. Thank you so much. Thank you. I'm back in my name is said I leave in

[1:01:40] one two three meadowbrook avenue and there is a creek between meadowbrook and Celtic. I think

[1:01:46] the land is here but the meadowbrook is law and I want to know. I'm not going everything

[1:01:54] that everybody said. WE are all in this together. What are the short-term plans for the city to

[1:02:02] take action towards the stream to take care of the stream. WE always have power outage because

[1:02:10] there is a lot of dead branch there in the stream is dirty and I never saw that the city taken

[1:02:20] in action to clean this stream or take it to the world to the streaming away. So we can the

[1:02:28] water can doesn't come overflow to meadowbrook my lands yesterday was like Venice. All

[1:02:36] my backyard was like Venice so. That when I repeat everybody already have thought everything

[1:02:42] and we are already know everything. That's going on, but I really want to know what is

[1:02:48] the short playing is there any plan for to take care of that stream

[1:02:54] zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. The stream is responsible of the agglomeration and we have to

[1:03:02] work with the generations to find proper solutions to avoid what happened yesterday our last

[1:03:06] year the city does clean the part that is on the public property so with the park and

[1:03:16] the Celtic road, we do clean our par strangely, we pick up log twelve inches fifteen eighteen

[1:03:24] inches diameter that doesn't come from this city. I remember picking up the four by plywood

[1:03:32] sheet that did not comes from the city. I think maybe not you but maybe some of your

[1:03:40] neighbours abuse of the slopes near the near the creek and we have to carry out a lot of

[1:03:48] debris that are not not part of what came from the north or what this or the part of the City.

[1:03:56] I'm not think small branch, they do fall from the trees and all that but the last year that was

[1:04:00] a dangerous activity that one of my employee had to perform two. Make an opening in the grid of

[1:04:10] the of the creek. I told him, I didn't want him to do that anymore and. Also I think and we

[1:04:18] did send letters in fact. Dany, t'es encore là? WE did send letters to residents or maybe

[1:04:26] was that the public works directors at the time, please clean up or else we'll have to

[1:04:30] clean up and but it's in your backyard. WE can not go in your backyard with your permission

[1:04:35] and you. I don't think you would like us go and share you are being after so but you have the

[1:04:40] responsibility to clean your own yard and not send débris people cut the grass and they said that

[1:04:44] in the ditch. I don't think it's a good idea doesn't help. I'm not think it's you. But that's

[1:04:49] what we observe and we tried to do our our share and in fact the creek was clean on friday

[1:04:54] because we clean on a regular basis. My director of public works was still in me this

[1:04:58] morning that was clean on friday and even after during the flood. I saw pictures was there was a

[1:05:04] lot of that branch or things that did get to the ground and that doesn't help so that we are

[1:05:12] trying to do our part. It's not perfect, but we are doing our part we can do something to put

[1:05:18] it to bring the land a little bit towards middlebrook to buy the stream or put some sand to

[1:05:24] do so well. That's it, that's private property to do so you would need to have the

[1:05:32] authorization of the city and to have to have the autorisation this city would have to ask the

[1:05:38] permission to the ministry of environment and because it's a creek the possibility of doing

[1:05:44] work with intensité of the of the creek would not be approved so I do that there's any

[1:05:52] possibility to raise the level of your of your property, but I suggest that you call our urban

[1:06:00] plan department tomorrow if just to find another possibility, but I do there would be one but Mr

[1:06:08] Chabot. My colleague. He is saying no it's not gonna happen. I don't think that would be

[1:06:12] feasible sorry to tell you that but the regulations provincial regulations are very strict and

[1:06:18] what we can do near river bank. Whatever it is. Thank you. Thank you. D'autres questions? Any

[1:06:31] other questions. If so we will move with the regular agenda. Thank you for coming. This. Only

[1:07:03] one interests. Only one interests. It's too bad, you know you should be. You should

[1:07:17] be interested in the whole administration of the city, not only one interests anyone

[1:07:25] adoption adoption of the minister of the City of Beaconsfield Regular council

[1:07:30] Meeting of June Sixteenth twenty twenty five proposed second. À l'unanimité. Octroi du contrat

[1:07:40] 681 25 GC concernant la réfection des chaussées souples sur Lake Shore entre St-Louis et

[1:07:46] Neveu au plus bas soumissionnaire conforme, soit Roxboro Excavation Inc. Pour la

[1:07:50] somme de 229 000 $ toutes taxes incluses. Je propose, je seconde en faveur à l'unanimité Wedding

[1:07:59] of Contract six five twenty five GC for the construction of the Harbour Master Office on the

[1:08:07] Centennial Marina Propreté Confirming Better Construction, Inc. In the amount of one

[1:08:13] million one hundred thousand seven hundred Seventy 6 $ and thirty 300 all taxes included I

[1:08:22] propose. En faveur à l'unanimité. Octroi du contrat 686 25 GC pour l'implantation

[1:08:33] d'un chemin d'accès menant du boulevard Beaconsfield à la descente de bateau de la Marina

[1:08:37] saint Daniel, incluant les services d'aqueduc et d'égout pluvial et sanitaire au plus bas

[1:08:43] soumissionnaire conforme, soit les entreprises Conex Inc. Pour la somme de 1 119 811 $ et 60

[1:08:51] 600 toutes taxes incluses. Je propose et j'appuie en faveur à l'unanimité. Of the mandate by

[1:09:03] Mutual Mutual agreement R rgc twenty twenty five twenty for the party of the Municipal

[1:09:11] Patrol Vehicles for Lincoln West Island, Two for Lincoln West Island in the amount of

[1:09:19] 720-008-0060 dollars and for the 600 all taxes included. Embarras à l'unanimité. Approbation de la

[1:09:33] liste des comptes à payer au 14 juillet 2025 et de la liste des paiements préautorisés pour la

[1:09:39] période du 5 juin 2025 au 15 juin 2025 et du 17 juin 2025 au 2 juillet 2025 pour un déboursé

[1:09:47] total de 4 275 625 $ et 47 100. Les montants les plus importants sont 1 004 245 et 98 CB Tech

[1:09:59] pour des services professionnels. 753 951 42 Construction arcade pour des comptes progressifs

[1:10:09] pour la rénovation de la patinoire et les salaires. 610 837 et treize. Je propose,

[1:10:19] j'appuie en faveur. Appropriation appropriation of the working funds to finance

[1:10:29] work it out at the Arena of the Recreation Center. À l'unanimité, Résolution sur la

[1:10:43] répartition et la composition des sous-catégories d'immeubles proposés, Seconder en faveur à

[1:10:52] l'unanimité. Approval of one hundred fifty dollars contribution to gérontologie for

[1:10:58] the purchase 20 and advertisment in their outstanding senior words program for your twenty

[1:11:05] twenty five. And. À l'unanimité, demande de révision de la décision du comité de démolition

[1:11:15] du 3 juin 2025 concernant le bâtiment situé au 138 Saint-Louis La La, Le vote

[1:11:21] serait sur la confirmation de la décision du comité de démolition. Je propose. Je

[1:11:28] seconde en faveur de la décision du comité de démolition à l'unanimité, à l'unanimité.

[1:11:37] Request for a review of the Demolition committee decision of the three twenty twenty five

[1:11:44] pertaining to the building located at five sixteen Lake Shore decision would be the vote

[1:11:48] would be confronting the Demolition committee Decision propose. The Demolition

[1:11:57] Committee. À l'unanimité. Demande de dérogation mineure pour la propriété. Située au 163

[1:12:04] Beacon Hills. La recommandation est d'approuver. And I need to obtained from this vote and I

[1:12:12] did last month. It's back again reason being this is my home so little too close now propose.

[1:12:27] Motion carried. Request for a minor exemption for the property located at fort forty one

[1:12:36] Beaconsfield de recommandation is the recommandation is to approuve proposed. À

[1:12:45] l'unanimité. Demande d'approbation du plan d'implantation et d'intégration

[1:12:50] architecturale relatif à la demande d'un permis de construction pour un nouveau

[1:12:53] bâtiment principal sur 78 Woodlands. La recommandation est d'approuver et proposer secondé

[1:13:00] en faveur à l'unanimité. Request for their people of the sight planning and architectural

[1:13:09] integration program relating to the building permis application for the modifications of the

[1:13:13] façades of the building located at one Beaconsfield recommendation is to approve. À

[1:13:22] l'unanimité. Demande d'approbation du plan d'implantation et d'intégration

[1:13:30] architecturale relatif à la demande d'un permis de construction pour la

[1:13:32] modification de la façade du bâtiment principal situé au 88 Jasper. La recommandation est de

[1:13:37] refuser. Proposer, seconder en faveur de la recommandation. Alors ça veut dire que deux deux

[1:13:49] votes en faveur et trois votes contre. Est-Ce qu'il y a une proposition autre? Pour

[1:14:01] l'approbation? Alors je propose l'approbation des plans soumis. Je seconde la la proposition en

[1:14:09] faveur. Trois et deux. Approuvée. Merci. Request for the people of the side planning

[1:14:23] and architectural integration program relating to the building permits applications to modify

[1:14:27] the already improved plan at one for the nine stone age recommandation is to refuse but

[1:14:33] council. Will want to how to create the permits the vote is for granting. Using the

[1:14:48] recommendation and yes who is proposing so I'll propose. J'appuie. Alors en faveur. De

[1:14:55] tout grand des recommandations de permis. Permis A permis Yes! À l'unanimité. Demande

[1:15:07] approbation du plan d'implantation et d'intégration architecturale relatif à la

[1:15:11] demande d'un permis de construction pour la modification de la façade du

[1:15:13] bâtiment principal. SO 169 Heping. La recommandation a été approuvée et proposée. En

[1:15:22] faveur. À l'unanimité. Request for the art of the side planning and architectural intervention

[1:15:32] program relating to the building permis application for the for the extension of the main

[1:15:36] building the main building located at any three héritage de recommandation is to approuve as

[1:15:42] peur plan deposited on July seventeenth July Seventh. Proposed. À l'unanimité. Demande

[1:15:55] d'approbation du plan d'implantation et d'intégration architecturale relatif à la

[1:15:59] demande d'un permis de construction pour l'agrandissement du bâtiment

[1:16:03] principal. SO 138 Carlton. La recommandation est d'approuver pour poser seconder en faveur. À

[1:16:12] l'unanimité Request for the approval of the side planning and architectural integration

[1:16:17] program relating to the building permis application for the extension of the building

[1:16:22] located at two twenty-six woodside. The recommandation is to approuve proposed en faveur.

[1:16:30] A l'unanimité. Demande d'approbation du plan d'implantation et d'intégration

[1:16:36] architecturale relatif à la demande d'un permis de construction pour

[1:16:38] l'agrandissement du bâtiment principal au 239 Beaconsfield. La recommandation est de

[1:16:42] refuser, proposer. J'appuie en faveur de la recommandation à l'unanimité. Oui, request for

[1:16:52] the arrival of the side planning and architectural integration program relating to a building

[1:16:58] permits application for the extension of the main building located at five twenty five

[1:17:03] Beaurepaire the recommandation to approuve proposed. À l'unanimité. Demande

[1:17:14] d'approbation du plan d'implantation et d'intégration architecturale relatif à la

[1:17:19] réalisation de travaux de remblais sur la propriété située au 203 Stone Edge. La

[1:17:24] recommandation est d'approuver selon des conditions par le Comité consultatif d'urbanisme.

[1:17:31] Des plans ont été déposés le 10 juillet. Cependant, le Conseil a approuvé, selon des plans qui

[1:17:37] ont été déposés le 2 juillet. Proposé. Je puis en faveur à l'unanimité. Request for this

[1:17:48] science of the certificate of autorisation for the installation of a sign for the

[1:17:52] business located at fort forty one Beaconsfield et recommandation is to refuse

[1:17:58] proposed. En faveur à l'unanimité. Acceptation d'une somme de 64 999 $ à des fins de

[1:18:15] frais de parc que le propriétaire du lot un quatre un sept trois neuf deux 78

[1:18:19] Woodlands doit payer à la ville conformément au règlement BIC 128 concernant les contributions

[1:18:23] pour fins d'établissement, maintien et amélioration de parcs, terrains de jeux et

[1:18:27] espaces naturels sur le territoire de la ville de Beaconsfield, Je propose. Je

[1:18:32] seconde en faveur à l'unanimité. Minute of the Planning Advisory Committee Meeting of July second

[1:18:42] twenty twenty five. Well now we just want to all the property. And individual so no additional

[1:18:53] comments to other than what we just went through so just a reminder for those with projects

[1:18:59] pending CCQ recommendations the Council the next meeting will be on August Second. Dans la

[1:19:06] prochaine réunion pour les Pour les. Les projets reliés Les décisions vont avoir lieu le 2

[1:19:13] août prochain. Merci. Je vous propose. À l'unanimité Procès-Verbal de la réunion du

[1:19:28] Comité consultatif de circulation du 13 juin 2025 et des commentaires. Monsieur le

[1:19:35] Président. Non, je n'ai pas de commentaire, Monsieur le Maire. Merci. The adoption of the mini.

[1:19:42] And favor à l'unanimité Ministry of the Environment, Environmental Advisory Committee

[1:19:50] Meeting of May six twenty twenty five. Monsieur. I'll just make it brief committee is looking to

[1:20:02] find its objectives going forward for the bounce of twenty twenty five and twenty twenty

[1:20:08] six trees are certainly at the top of the list the importance of trees to the canopy here and

[1:20:13] Beaconsfield, but also frankly in terms of water absorption. We're hearing about flooding

[1:20:20] taking place from some of these. Massive stores were starting to get and. Frankly one of the

[1:20:28] solution is that we need to plant more trees and we still have many homes and Beaconsfield

[1:20:34] that probably could certainly add to the canopy and so I'll leave it at that at that point

[1:20:42] certainly communication and education is always important for the environment committee in

[1:20:48] terms of what city information is to the public and in the sky is one of the things that the

[1:20:56] committee is suggesting is to have a residence survey to be done in the coming months. The

[1:21:02] idea is that we want to hear from the public in Beaconsfield. So what there are in terms of

[1:21:08] the fact that we should be doing with regards to climate change so at the next meeting. WE are

[1:21:16] going to view the question and at that point the city will conduct the servais to the for

[1:21:22] the public, which should be very interesting to hear your your feedback and I guess being the

[1:21:28] share of the environment committee. You know the last number of years I've talked

[1:21:32] about you know global global warming. You know carbon and continue to get. Nice than that

[1:21:42] you are in our upper atmosphere. It's back in the planet earth and what the results is the

[1:21:50] extreme weather events and we're starting to see them now first and then Beaconsfield you know

[1:21:56] to get you know I dj mentioned the snow issues as well that it's five extreme events and

[1:22:04] like three years. It's just abnormal. It is proof that we're here and in experiencing climate

[1:22:12] change actually we're in the climate crisis. I think we're seen it tonight, It's affecting

[1:22:18] us all and so I think it would be interesting to see how the problem that our residents are

[1:22:24] facing how they think that we're at the city and the rest of the public the members of our

[1:22:32] society should be reacting to trying to take some kind of precautions or reduce the amount

[1:22:39] of carbon and that were producers in the society. So that's my certainly, I look

[1:22:46] forward to hear from the resistance in terms of the survey and what we should be

[1:22:52] doing as the city. So thank you with your purpose. And. À l'unanimité. Dépôt du

[1:23:05] Procès-Verbal de la séance du comité de démolition du 3 juin 2025. Il s'agit d'un dépôt.

[1:23:11] Adoption of Policy Gray com. Zéro zéro six Entitled Policy Relating to Toponymique Naming.

[1:23:22] À l'unanimité. Adoption de la politique agricole zéro zéro sept intitulé Politique de dons

[1:23:28] Philanthropie dans le cadre de la campagne de financement du Centre culturel, Je propose, Je

[1:23:36] seconde. Embarras à l'unanimité Autorisation to all the event karma yoga for case a Centennial

[1:23:44] park on Friday August at twenty twenty five. For from for two at the BPM. En faveur. LMT, donc

[1:23:57] rapport du maire sur les décisions prises par le Conseil d'agglomération lors de sa

[1:24:03] séance du 19 juin 2025. À part dépenser plusieurs millions à l'agglomération, les villes

[1:24:11] liées ont voté contre deux items à l'agenda qui n'était pas clair pour sur la la proportion qui

[1:24:22] était qui serait payée par les villes liées versus Montréal. Alors on va on a voté contre,

[1:24:30] mais comme la majorité est Montréal, ça a été approuvé de toute façon. Director's Report.

[1:24:43] Ou un rapport habituel. Monsieur le Maire, je peux pas apporter grand chose sinon qu'on a eu des

[1:24:50] nos feux d'artifice au premier juillet qui ont bien été. Malheureusement, la température

[1:24:54] a fait qu'il y a eu un peu moins de gens présents à cette journée là, mais l'organisation était

[1:25:02] impeccable. Donc je salue le travail de mes collègues du Service de la culture et loisirs

[1:25:06] appuyés par la patrouille municipale et Dog. En passant, c'était son dernier premier

[1:25:08] juillet comme capitaine de la patrouille municipale, ainsi que les collègues des travaux

[1:25:12] publics. Alors je veux remercier Dogme pour ses grands services à la ville de Beaconsfield même et

[1:25:24] bonne retraite, bonne santé et bonne retraite. C'est très important. Good health and good

[1:25:32] retirement for you especially good health and a lot of fun during retirement as well and

[1:25:40] come back to see us once in a while you know and well will probably need you again a few

[1:25:46] times you know so. Thank you very much. On se sont rendus à la levée de la séance. Ah bon?

[1:25:58] Alors on est rendus à la levée de la séance qui propose. Je propose, je et tout le monde est

[1:26:07] en faveur. Oui. Bon, alors ça va bien? Alors merci beaucoup pour aux gens qui ont resté durant

[1:26:17] toute la les réunions euh. Certains ont parti après la période de questions mais c'est

[1:26:24] normal, on on on s'attend à ça. Mais merci beaucoup pour l'intérêt que vous montrez à

[1:26:31] votre ville. Thank you very much for the interest that you are show showing in your city. And

[1:26:39] to have stayed until the end of the meeting. Thank you very much and to those of you on the

[1:26:45] website. Thank you very much for the interest that you are showing in your city and. Merci

[1:26:53] beaucoup pour surtout les intérêts que vous montrez pour votre ville. C'est toujours

[1:27:00] intéressant d'avoir des gens qui sont sur la webdiffusion. Alors à la prochaine réunion qui sera

[1:27:07] au mois d'aout, Thank you very much and we'll see you in. August at the. The meeting in

[1:27:15] August.

2025-07-14 Conseil municipal de Beaconsfield

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