[0:09] Bonsoir. Good evening. Bonsoir, Madame. Mesdames
et Messieurs, à ceux qui sont ici dans la
[0:15] salle ce soir et à ceux qui nous suit de chez
eux. Bonsoir à tous et toutes. Bienvenue à
[0:21] la séance ordinaire du Conseil municipal pour
le mois d'août 2025. Good evening, everyone
to
[0:27] those here in city hall. Thank you for being
here with the crowd tonight and everyone
[0:33] following at home. Thank you for joining us
online. Welcome to everyone to the regular
[0:38] meeting of the Municipal Council for August.
Twenty twenty five. I usually don't
[0:47] see in this site is for this evening and we
have a few changes to the agenda, so that
[0:55] we can explain a little bit. What's going on?
How about we start with adopting the agenda
[1:01] and bring in the new ideas. Adoption de l'ordre
du jour de la séance ordinaire du Conseil
[1:09] de la ville de Beaconsfield du 25 août 2025,
avec modification. Donc le point 2.2 est ajouté.
[1:16] Désignation du conseiller Robert Murray pour
présider la présente séance et combler le
[1:21] terme du maire suppléant jusqu'au 31 août
2025. Souvent, le renoncement à la charge
de
[1:26] maire suppléant par le conseil et les point
40.5 et 40.8 inclusivement sont retirés. Il
[1:34] s'agit des règlements de concordance qui sont
donc les. Point 40.5 à 40.8. Qui
[1:46] proposent. Qui secondent. J'appuie tout en
faveur. Contre. Non. Bien, à l'unanimité.
Et on
[2:00] va faire le point 2.2 pour les désignations.
Oui. Donc, point 2.2 Désignation du conseiller
[2:06] Robert Mercury pour présider la présente
séance et combler le terme de maire suppléant
[2:10] jusqu'au 31 août 2025, suivant le renoncement
à la charge de maire suppléant par le
[2:14] conseiller Roger Masse, qui propose, propose,
Qui appuie? J'appuie en faveur. Contre. Oui.
[2:28] OK. Alright. So we will get started if you
are. You might have done. So we'll get started
[2:38] with the question period. Remind everyone that
we try to keep it the thirty minutes.
[2:43] There's a big crowd tonight. So we might go
over, that's okay. But before we get to the
[2:49] question that the Mike will start with the
question that were in. WE have for question.
[2:56] The first one is lengthy. It's a two pager
so bear with me. It's from Ashley Wilson on
Lake
[3:03] Shore safety concerns on Lake shore member
of Council I leave on Lake Shore and Beaconsfield
[3:12] a one-way scenic corridor. The street has become
increasingly dangerous do. Tout groupe de
[3:16] cyclistes who consistently failed to stop at
signed intersections and who ride at
[3:21] speed exceeding the posted limits this isn't
about daily inconvenience. It's about the
[3:27] clear and present danger the family runners
and especially children who ride or play near
[3:32] the street. Why this is dangerous Cyclists
are legally required to stop it stop sign
[3:36] under Quebec law excess speed magnifying arms
pedestrian Stroke of fifty kilomètres or
[3:45] thirty kilomètres. This is whether the vehicle
is a car or bicycle fatality do happen.
[3:52] Just last month of women in Calgary, did after
being hit by a bicycle on a shared pathway
[3:59] so current situation residence repeatedly called
police but enforcement appears sporadique
[4:04] and largely ineffective the pattern of this
car is in French, we can cycling group's
[4:10] street lake shore as a speed right with no
slowing at intersection, Despite
[4:14] pedestrians and child presence. This is our
community to ongoing risk of serious injury
[4:21] or death. Requested action. I'm asking council
to commit to engineering solutions instead
[4:28] of relying solely on enforcement so installed
speed or cushion at regular intervals
[4:34] to control cycling speed build race crosswalk
ads, stronger signage and pavement Markings
[4:42] Second Edge. Implemented The seasonal compliance
campaign that combined signage education
[4:47] and targeted enforcement publish and posts
implementation data. So
[4:52] residences can see the results and mesurable
safety improvement. Good idea
[4:56] questions for council. Would you committed
to our traffic coming plan for Lake shore by
a
[5:01] specific that what immediate steps will be
taken this season to protect pedestrians and
[5:07] children from high speed cycling group, how
will success be measured and community fated
[5:12] to residence. This is no longer about minor
infraction cycling travelling at speed and
[5:19] ignoring stop signs have created ongoing danger
council to treat this war citizens it
[5:24] deserved before we prevented it before we fight
the presentable strategy tragedy excuse me
and
[5:30] our community. So first off Mrs Wilson. Thank
you for your question. I assume you're not
[5:38] in the audience tonight. Mrs Wilson so at home.
Thank you very much. I will say that we
[5:46] do take this request very seriously and counselor
Saint-Jean. He actually share
[5:51] the traffic committee and it's been doing a
great job these past for years and before him
[5:57] was David as well so. These these request are
taken seriously? So thank you for
[6:03] sending it in your request your question will
be transferred to the traffic committee and
they
[6:10] will analyze it and discuss with the SPVM and
the solution will be presented to the at the
[6:16] next ccc, which is scheduled on September twelve,
twenty twenty five. OK. Next question. Alison
[6:26] smiley from two and at grosvenor status of
infrastructure improvement. I'm
[6:34] just wondering if we could have an update on
the analysis of the infrastructure on the
[6:40] public works site we can now si marking on
the plan showing one of the pipe on our street
and
[6:47] the one behind me. My question is does this
employ more than just an inspection and if
so
[6:54] what went with this by plan also I'm saying
heroes on the street in front of my house.
[7:00] CAN we know what this simply? So thank you
for your question. The markings on the city
[7:08] website indicate soupape where we have accomplished
cleaning and inspection of the soupape.
[7:14] The summer this work has been accomplished
earlier this year for the arrows on the street.
[7:21] These indicate the location of the storm drain
to help snow removal operations public works
[7:28] needs to clear the drain in the winter to allow
for proper drainage and it can be
[7:32] difficult to find them when they are covered
in snow slush ice alright. Question number
[7:40] three Julie. St-Cyr on Hollis questions. I
would like to know what can be done about people
[7:47] who put construction d'abris on the side of
the road for bulk pick up. These people should
be
[7:55] renting container. I have witness king of paint
being put in the garbage. I can
[7:58] understand the people without the pick up truck
would have a problem writing themselves
[8:05] reading reading themselves of mattress and
other large pieces of furniture in a matter
of
[8:11] principle. I do not agree that taxpayers should
pay for part of a renovation also I'd like
[8:17] to insist that those who pick up the bulk items,
not pick up any electronic devices. This
[8:23] should be brought to the recycling center once
again Beaconsfield lead by example
[8:29] and trying to protect our planet. Madame St-Cyr
Merci beaucoup. That was great
[8:34] question the answer the bulk pick up service
was created for this purpose. It is a service
[8:42] that council has chosen to offer to residence
among other benefits. It helps prevent
[8:46] illegal dumping through at the city, the maximum
quantity accepted is to kubi readers. Is
[8:52] easy to measure also is important to note that
not all might be placed at the curb and
[9:00] if you do see paint electronic or other objects
that should not be in the book because you
[9:06] are right. Please call five one for for two
at five Nine nine nine, that's municipal Patrol
[9:14] public security. WE will continue our campaign
to promote responsible recycling.
[9:20] And the final email. Question Question comes
from Nicole Corrado and saint Andrew. The
[9:28] summarize about her question. It was lengthy
madame Corrado Asks that the request for
[9:34] approval from femmes rêveuses by refused,
and that's the item on the agenda item sixty
point
[9:40] for because of their sales of animal products.
Madame Corrado makes comments about the
[9:47] restoration of the meadowbrook creek related
to item sixty point nine and makes common
[9:52] about the protection of heritage buildings.
She also ask that the thin blue line in
[9:58] cydonia by band, So madame Corrado, I don't
see you in the audience. Thank you for your
[10:06] questions in your comments are noted. WE will
be voting on the farm rêveuse later this evening
[10:13] and your other points about the creek team
blue line. They will be sense and ask for
[10:20] Beaconsfield administration to follow up. Thank
you so. Avec ça, je termine les questions
[10:27] écrites. Nous pouvons passer à les questions
des membres dans la salle de conseil. Je vous
[10:35] demande cordialement de parler au micro. And
you're older than the Mike, so you can bring
it
[10:40] up a bit and just please mentioned your name
and your address. Thank you. Steven
[10:50] Lloyd Lake view also of the association for
the protection of Angels would many have from
[10:58] our of our members of our in the audience.
So I'll be there was we were last year in
[11:04] February of this year. You were there was the
initiative to resonne Angel Woods part of the
[11:12] concordance. There were some noise, there was.
There were some hard words and there were
[11:18] some exchange, but council did the right thing.
WE were very happy for you and the night of
[11:22] Angel Woods park. You didn't go all the way
you said. There was that you didn't want to
do
[11:30] right. Then you are gonna do in the summer.
Specifically for at sixty-five see sixty six
and
[11:38] you get down at the southern part along which
you said trust us will do that in the summer.
[11:44] It's the two steps. So we're in the summer.
WE had to look at what was put on the table?
God
[11:50] bless you pull it off, but you are on the verge
of passing a set of bylaws, which and I will
[11:57] have a question at the end and I. Wish in our
view would have taken away the designation
of
[12:06] Angels was at the park. It would not be a parc.
It was only but when you read the fine
[12:12] print it. Conservation. Conservation area which
sounds good. But when you look at what
[12:18] conservation means conservation means according
to our Bordeaux, Nice land, which deserve to
be
[12:24] maintained International state, there's no
protection associated with conservation
[12:28] land the new Bordeaux, which you are about
to adopt the night focus on the wetlands of
[12:34] Angel Woods. There's a small section which
has wetlands and you are concerned about those
[12:40] in the bylaws, which are protected potentially
already you can't build in wetlands. So
[12:44] you're making a big show protecting the wetlands
except for certain par the wetlands,
[12:50] which could be developed and everything outside
of the wetlands was open for
[12:54] development in our view. Also within this package
below you specifically authorized the
[13:04] construction of infrastructure electrical sous
water throughout the wetlands and
[13:08] through the woods, which are you know is the
key to developing the place with
[13:14] specifically authorized. Below zero five gave
very nicely the criterion which you would need
[13:22] to follow if you want to develop angel Woods
and other words, you would have to take
[13:28] into account the ecological value worldwide.
The maximise the trees who would save you
[13:36] with the subdivisions plant, which maximizing
the conservation of the trees, etc.
[13:42] And then the last is my last point. I mean
you also said, you have this protecting his
[13:46] mind the rules, but there's a carve out with
respect to an agreement before December
[13:54] twenty one twenty twenty three no idea. What
that the agreement is so needless to say
[13:59] we are a little concerned. My question is what
happened guy? What happened between February
[14:03] and the tabling of this document? Thank you
for your questions and thank you for the
[14:11] préambules. It's good. So I will be asking
our directeur general, Mr Boileau to provide
[14:19] some details, but you are right and everybody
with above and I think there's a lot of you
here
[14:25] tonight. So that's great first off. Thank you
for the work. You're doing in our city. Thank
[14:30] you very much protecting. These l'en is important.
We've made that a priority for our council
[14:35] and previous council. So thank you for advocating.
WE also decided after few emails and
[14:45] calls that were received today, we decided
to pull the item from the agenda to allow for
[14:52] further discussions and to sure that we are
communicating effectively between the epoch
[14:56] group and the city and the ultimate goal of
doing what we believe to be right. So that's
[15:02] our entente and I am strongly encouraging that
Mister Lloyd you speak with either directly
[15:09] with Patrice Urban planning as soon as possible
to go through in details and Patrice, Maybe
I
[15:15] would like to add a few more words. Yes, thank
you mister President. The objectives is
[15:23] obviously to make a full conservation and no
developing that all so if you are reading
[15:28] it where you are expressing it. Maybe we didn't
write in the proper way, of course. The
[15:34] exercise is to do the strict concordance with
the schéma d'aménagement two thousand
[15:40] fifteen of Montreal in our and our works in
the way, we have prepared this, we were doing
[15:48] the next 3000 by putting conservation, because
that's not in the schéma. So
[15:54] everything, that's there tonight is to comply
with the concordance for the schéma
[16:00] d'aménagement of the agglo. And we didn't
extra-mile doing full conservation with no
[16:04] development. If that's not what you read, maybe
we should have a meeting and discuss about
it
[16:11] because that's the intention, we have and even
the conservation that way we
[16:15] presented it. WE know it's over and above the
strict concordance, but our discussion
[16:20] with the agglo is that there were okay with
it, even if we were going further down further
[16:25] and to make the full conservation. Park and
but that's thank you for your
[16:33] answer. Thank you very much, Steven. It's really
important that you make it with the city.
[16:39] And please go step by step with other Mister
Denis Chapados, Madame, if we could meet this
[16:45] week that would be great. WE. John Williams
lakefield. I've got a couple of things to see
[16:59] before I asked my specific question more than
one. I'm not. I don't play one on anything
[17:09] like that. However, looking at this particular
below and reading some of the words which
[17:19] which one. Sorry, it's always regarding you
okay enough. Thank you. Yes! There's a lot
[17:31] of things in here. Myself and I Lehmann look
like a contradiction original intend.
[17:41] I don't know if that was the influence of those
who drafted this, but I'm very suspicious.
[17:47] I'm angry it myself were not paying attention
when you had public consultation without
[17:55] title in the middle of the holiday period,
when people didn't know about it and
[18:01] couldn't get down to find out what it was all
about. So some of the things that strike me.
[18:15] It talks about things being prohibited in this
area and then it has a full page of
[18:27] exception exceptions such as. Electricity installation
gaz, installation telecommunication
[18:37] installation cable networks. Water supply switch
and to beat it all the railway. I mean come
[18:45] on guys further down, it's that anything can
be done for infrastructure or equipment
[18:55] covered by agreement and before December twenty-first
twenty twenty three anything.
[19:05] Reconstruction of our expansion of buildings
the twenty twenty three can be done construction,
[19:15] including construction and expansion accessories
buildings Williams. Please, thank you how
[19:23] it was one last little bit new construction,
including any reconstruction or any expansion
[19:31] permitted in the protected area anything protected
area doesn't sound like it meets the
[19:39] original intends that we discussed in February.
So many questions is where the council
[19:47] aware of this koudetat made by deny, where
he was actually taking what was what we started
[19:55] and to have in February and turn it all around
and throw it out because if that is through
[20:05] the council and all the council members. We'll
go down the lines of Beaconsfield. Who who
[20:13] accepted to have the whole thing throwing out
and. Factual turn what was started in
[20:21] February in the lines, and I don't like to
think that I've had a great faith in the
[20:27] council, and I would have a great deal of difficulty
voting for anyone who accepted this
[20:35] treasury great. It's so so. What's your question?
Sorry? With the council is now and
[20:42] understand or was the whole sleight of hand
put over and the council of the entente. So
[20:52] we'll get to that in the second. Let's not
insults people here, including administration.
[21:02] Please, I don't think we thank you for apologizing.
I appreciate that I can say that
[21:09] our house council working with the ministry
and members of airport and and Mister Lloyd
[21:15] spoke earlier the content is to protect and
conserve that property if the wording of the.
[21:24] Reglement is not proper let it down and take
a look at it together and that is thank you
[21:31] very much as as do we thank you for coming.
Good evening council. My name is Jacques.
[21:48] Ashton place. Including myself and we are very
worried about the plan construction. So we
[21:58] have there for many many years, rising of children
here all the children go old are they moved
[22:04] to leave their own life and now most of the
household is to people household with my next
[22:08] to the neighbors one person a very large, Obviously.
Big part demain on used yet downsizing
[22:16] is not even the consideration because we love
our neighbourhood. WE love the city.
[22:22] So be our concerns we had a meeting with the.
Patrice and that we are very considerate.
[22:34] They did something which are very positive.
But I feel even that may not be enough to
[22:44] protect our privacy. So we requested that please
build us the privacy. So we are not
[22:50] supposed to all of that. Noise traffic might
be a lot for us right? And he said he wasn't
up
[22:56] to him. It was up to the council. So I'm here
to share and making it easy for the
[23:04] council that if there is financial restrained
and the city. So we can't do that
[23:09] please allows us to do it on our own. That's
it. So so first of all. Thank you for your
[23:16] questions and thank you for coming this evening,
where were well aware of your concerns
[23:22] with the project. That's hopefully going to
take place down by lord reading on the
[23:29] waterfront property and and indeed, we know
that you may with the counselor Saint Jean
[23:36] with Patrice, they both related to the full
council. Thank you for advocating. Thank you
for
[23:42] escalate. Thank you for meaning with them.
WE took that information all of us came
[23:48] together. WE might in this room ourselves to
discuss your particular situation. WE did
[23:52] make some changes to the project. I believe
that was community headed back and to my
[24:00] understanding that was received positively
by the neighbours along adjacent to the park.
If
[24:04] I can say that so that was a good first step
now, we're just late last week of your request
[24:14] to potentially build your privacy. While that's
not something that this city
[24:20] typically would do okay and obviously you can
build a fences if you wish on your
[24:28] property if you wish to build it more than
the fence that would requires some special
[24:32] consideration this evening. WE cannot ensure
that question to you, please after us the time
[24:40] to have that conversation as a caucus. See
what the season we comes two and other counselor
[24:46] Saint-Jean ou Ministry with Patrice, they would
gladly. Let you know is that okay? Thank
[24:52] you very much. Thank you. Trafic tonight. Good
evening everyone and I'm at one, two
[25:07] evergreen drive. Just to quick question. Referring
to the the bachelor and madame and that I
[25:14] know you have taking off the agenda for now.
I'm just very curious and drop the words.
[25:20] Expansion of an existing building reconstruction
of an existing building and
[25:26] agreements before December twenty-first twenty
twenty three. I'm curious. What is
[25:32] this building agreement agreement that was
made before December Twenty-first Twenty
[25:35] twenty three. All. I'll ask Mr Boilleau enter
your question. Thanks. Yes, I get minder
[25:46] standing of this is that in December. Twenty
two and three the agglo adopted a
[25:53] modifications to the. Own development by law.
Rcg fourteen zéro Twenty nine in
[26:01] the objective ways to protect the wetlands.
Through what they call the prms. I'm sorry.
I
[26:11] don't have the the details of that, but the
objective was to identify the wetlands of
[26:17] interest on the territory of the agglo to integrate
objectives to protect specific
[26:23] wetlands within the urbanistique bylaws in
Montreal and also to look at whatever
[26:33] constructions activities are development that
would could take place maybe in wetlands so
[26:39] the idea of that that is all the agreement
that were taking before that that were, they
[26:45] would remain valid and after December twenty-first
twenty twenty three there were no more
[26:51] agreement valid because that was the cut-off
that. So that's the reason that that that in
[26:57] the document to reflect. What was adopted at
the agglo about the wetlands understand
[27:06] specifically the city of Beaconsfield have
any building agreement, not that I know. In
[27:13] the woodlands, not that I know. But that's
through the schéma. And so we're the end of
the
[27:20] final here and we have to respect. What was
done at the CMM level and then at the agglo
[27:27] level and where at the first time, we have
to come to be concordant with the agglo. So
[27:32] that's why that that is there even if there
is nothing with for us and in this evening.
[27:37] That's my yeah. That's it. That's my understanding.
Thank you for your questions. Oui,
[27:45] bonjour. Donc mon nom Véronique. Mitsou. J'habite
au 199 Lake View, donc j'ai été mise au
[27:50] courant un peu comme d'autres personnes ici.
Ma question est pourquoi avoir ajouté la
[27:55] spécificité, la spécificité du wetlands
et des milieux humides alors que c'est un parc
de
[28:00] conservation? Donc, j'ai l'impression que mon
sentiment, c'est qu'en ajoutant ça, on
[28:05] permet la construction, l'aménagement. En
tout cas, c'est ma compréhension, là,
[28:11] comme je vous disais, je ne suis pas avocate,
mais je ne comprenais pas pourquoi avez
[28:15] vous? Pourquoi avez vous ajouté ça alors
que c'est un c'est un endroit où on ne devrait
pas
[28:20] construire, donc on n'a pas besoin d'ajouter
ça, de protéger les milieux humides,
[28:23] c'est déjà protégé. Merci pour votre question.
J'ai pas tout compris votre nom de famille,
[28:30] mais. Mizu Oui, merci beaucoup. Je ne suis
pas avocat non plus, mais on va laisser Monsieur
[28:35] Boileau répondre. Il y a des raisons pour
lesquelles, oui, c'est toujours la même raison
[28:42] de ce que je comprends, là, mais c'est pas
d'être avocat, c'est d'être urbaniste. Robert
[28:46] WE need to night, but we are not president.
It was not knowing that this would be
[28:52] removed. So. Ce que je comprends, madame, c'est
que l'agglomération, dans son
[28:58] schéma d'aménagement, a ajouté ces dispositions
là. Et nous, nous avons l'obligation légale
[29:04] de se conformer. On appelle ça la concordance.
Si c'est prévu dans le schéma, nos documents
[29:10] de réglementation doivent se conformer à
la concordance. Donc, on se conforme à la
[29:16] concordance, on se concorde au schéma d'aménagement
de l'agglo en fonction de ce qui a été
[29:22] adopté pour l'ensemble de l'île. Est ce que
ça s'applique entièrement ou pas à nous?
Ça
[29:26] dépend des cas d'espèce, parce qu'il y a
des éco territoire sur l'île de Montréal
où il
[29:30] peut y avoir du développement, et ils tiennent
compte évidemment des milieux humides
[29:34] qui se trouvent là dedans. Donc, nous, on
a un cas spécifique, comme j'expliquais tout
à
[29:38] l'heure, j'essayais de l'expliquer, en tout
cas, c'est de dire Nous, on a l'impression,
[29:42] on est convaincu que ce qu'on a préparé,
c'est qu'on est allé plus loin que ce qui
était
[29:46] exigé par la loi, en faisant la concordance
et en s'assurant qu'on avait une, une
[29:52] conservation pleine et entière du bois. Angel
Et c'est ce qui est indiqué dans la grille,
à
[29:58] la page sept du règlement. Et aussi, deux
pages plus loin, on voit que c'est la zone
Parc 409
[30:04] pour fin de conservation. Donc, pour nous,
c'est une conservation pleine et entière
[30:10] qui. De plus, là, on est là, Je suis un peu
en amont de de ça, mais qui, de plus, va se
[30:18] conformer aux nouveau schéma d'aménagement
de l'agglomération de la CMM. Donc,
[30:22] on doit être en avance déjà sur ce qui s'en
vient. OK. En tout cas, quand moi je lis ça,
quand
[30:26] je le lis, je n'ai pas l'impression du tout
quand je lis le document, ça ne donne
[30:32] pas l'impression que le parc Angel dans son
entièreté sera conservé. Mais je suis heureuse
[30:38] d'apprendre que vous allez donc ouvrir des
portes pour discuter avec des avocats, pour
que ça
[30:44] soit respecté dans l'intention que vous présentez.
C'est bien. Merci. Yes! Liam Jackson
[30:56] Woodland just a quick question. Hope it's a
quick answer to. Moi aussi. I've read over
the
[31:04] last few years that we are in a lawsuit against
the city of Montreal and the agglo whatever
[31:08] you do to have our share of the bills reduced
and something about the process is that you
[31:13] are going through and and where we are where
we expect to be in this case. It seems to be
[31:18] dragging on a long time et thank you for your
question. Does drag on a long time. But
[31:25] we are told that this is the normal time it
takes. And if mère burrell was here, he would
[31:34] enter your questions probably for the next
half our cause. He loves this topic, so and
I said
[31:40] that true fully he's has quit involved. So
we actually did have an update recently from
[31:46] from Patrice or you would you like to share
the reason updates. Please go ahead. Yeah,
[31:52] so earlier this year the year of the party
have agreed on the process to go to the front
of
[32:00] the car and determine what would be the next
steps? WE have the city has requested to
[32:06] have the opportunity to interview more representative
of the other parties and this
[32:14] was approved by the by the judge. I think it's
sixteen person, including maire Coderre,
[32:22] Nathalie Normandeau. People that were involved
in that time in those years, two thousand
[32:31] seventeen eighteen and some two thousand eight
and. WE there's a there's a that in october
[32:38] where the lawyer are gonna see trying to see
how that could work with those people or else
[32:43] we know there's a calender of that that were
set up are for some time in the future to have
[32:50] a court session. Reasonably optimistic. Will
see we are reasonably optimistic. But it's
[33:02] not the first thing in till. It's the first
thing. So we are going to work to continue
our
[33:08] our process right. Thank you very much. And
I'm not sure who brought the children this
[33:22] evening, but that's it's a nice to have the
little youngsters in the audience for it's
very
[33:26] nice I normal. For the cresswell. Yes, I just
have a quick question item twenty
[33:36] point three. Maintenant, is it really? And
it is really a million dollar. Why so much?
[33:46] Then we just do something at the center of
the marina and the pool. So this is the
[33:53] maintenance contract and it's a three year
contract. This is the last year of the ritual.
[34:01] There has been some change. One change is the
we had one employers. The city employers
[34:07] that was part of the maintenance crew and we
will receive a bit of a credit
[34:11] because it was our employee that was doing
the work. Not not so them right?
[34:17] Unfortunately that gentlemen it passed away
and so we know you are at our way. He was much
[34:24] loved members of the team. So basically here
we are so there is a little bit of an increase
[34:32] a little bit. It's it's an increase. I can
tell you that that number stand out and that
[34:39] amongst us and council. It doesn't go unnoticed.
So I'm glad you bring it up. WE are
[34:46] looking at it as well, but we also need to
ensure that our rec center is maintained for
[34:52] the next year. So it's a little short notice
to try to come up with the plan B. This third
[34:59] year of a three year contract. Anyways. Know
how and how How are you right? So that's okay.
[35:08] Great question. Of many. You are not necessarily
wrong there you go. Thank you. Thank you.
[35:21] That's the young gods and have a question.
No. Any other questions from the audience now.
[35:30] Okay, alright. Thank you everybody will continue
with the agenda. Madame la greffière.
[35:39] Arrival of the month of the city of Beaconsfield.
Public Consultation of July for twenty
[35:43] twenty five at Seven PM. Je propose. Tout en
faveur. A l'unanimité. Approbation du
[35:55] procès-verbal de la séance ordinaire du Conseil
de la ville de Beaconsfield du 14
[35:59] juillet 2025. Propose. Warden of Contract six
two twenty five JC for work on the storm our
[36:15] network for two two, the Lewis confirming better
pavage d'amour, inc. In the amount of
[36:21] five hundred thousand twenty five dollars and
at all taxes included. In faveur. À
[36:35] l'unanimité. Octroi du contrat 683 25 GC concernant
le nettoyage et l'inspection
[36:41] télévisée des conduites d'égout pluvial
par caméras conventionnelles au plus bas
[36:47] soumissionnaire conforme, soit 93 63 98 88
Québec Inc. Sanilhac pour la somme de 136
[36:55] 992 $ et 71 cents, toutes taxes incluses. Proposé.
J'appuie en faveur à l'unanimité. Manual
of
[37:05] the maintenance contract cl twenty twenty three
zero two for the recreation center for
[37:11] one year from November. First twenty twenty
five to October, twenty first twenty twenty
six
[37:15] to systems, inc. In the amount of one million
eight thousand seven hundred sixty seven
[37:21] dollars and fifty nine 100 all taxes included,
proposed and faveur opposed. Motions carried.
[37:35] Participation de la ville de Beaconsfield à
un regroupement d'achats de la ville de
[37:39] Montréal relatif à la fourniture de carburant.
En faveur. À l'unanimité.
[37:58] According of contract by mutual agreement for
the construction of two ways crosswalk and
one
[38:05] rase intersection on Beaconsfield, boulevard
Contract Rjc twenty twenty five
[38:11] zero two three two pavage asphalte, inc. In
the amount of nine nine thousand for hundred
[38:17] knight for dollars and thirteen cents all taxes
included propose in faveur. Résolution
[38:27] afin d'octroyer un mandat à Monsieur Marcel
Roy de la firme JFA au montant de 24 949 $
et
[38:35] 50 800, toutes taxes incluses, afin de rendre
disponibles des services d'experts liés à
la
[38:40] production de rapports concernant la protection
d'immeubles contre les
[38:43] précipitations, les précipitations exceptionnelles
pour certaines propriétés à
[38:47] Beaconsfield, Le Conseil demande de lire la
résolution avant le vote. Attendu que les
[38:53] résidences ont subi des inondations lors de
la pluie exceptionnelle exceptionnelle
[38:57] du 13 juillet dernier et que la plupart des
résidences affectées se trouvent dans une
[39:01] cuvette, notamment les propriétés le long
des axes Ruisseau Meadowbrook, Elm et
[39:05] Tower et ruisseau Saint James Park, Briarwood
et Willowbrook. Where is in accordance with
[39:11] section for night in any two of them will power
at the city, which is to provide short-term
[39:17] assistance and support to certaine residence
by retaining the service of an expert
[39:21] through and inspection and support program
to carry out inspection in order to
[39:25] determine and make appropriate recommendations
to lediable owners for protection against
[39:31] exceptional rainfall with at the city being
bound by the expert recommendations. Attendu
[39:35] qu'une résolution a été adoptée afin de
rendre disponible le service d'experts via
un
[39:39] programme, conformément aux paramètres établis
par un règlement. Attendu que l'expert
[39:45] Monsieur Marcel Roy possède l'expertise requise
et répond adéquatement aux besoins ainsi
[39:49] qu'aux demandes des résidents concernés par
le programme, conformément aux critères
[39:53] déterminés par la Ville. Il est proposé
d'octroyer un mandat à Marcel Roy de JFK au
montant de
[40:03] 24 949 $ et 50 800, toutes taxes incluses,
comme montant maximal maximum, qui pourrait
[40:09] varier à la baisse selon le nombre d'inspections
réalisées sur une période de cinq jours
[40:13] consécutifs. De dessinateur. Marcel Roy has
mandatory person to be a big one of one
[40:17] providing for subsidiaire inspection program
to reduce the vulnerable vulnerability of
[40:23] search buildings and the city of Beaconsfield
to flooding and sour backup and to him the
[40:29] mandate in accordance with the program established
by bail-là to carry out and inspection to
[40:33] determined and provide eligible owner with
appropriate recommendations for protection
[40:39] against exceptional rainfall without the city
being bound by such accommodation, authorized
[40:43] finance and treasury department to share the
expanse to budget code zéro two two, two one
zéro
[40:49] zéro five nine nine to provide for the payment
of this expenditure council transfer
[40:53] the necessary funds from its reserve surplus
for civil security and climate change.
[41:00] Proposed. J'appuie in our. À l'unanimité.
Resolution to the mandate to mister Marcel
Roy of
[41:11] the firm gfca in the amount of the thousand
nine hundred forty 6 $ and seventy-five 100
hors
[41:19] taxes included for the organization of the
information evening on residential
[41:23] protection against exceptional rainfall. Proposed
and favor. À l'unanimité. Approbation de
la
[41:33] liste des comptes à payer au 25 août 2025
et de la liste des paiements Préautorisés
pour la
[41:39] période du 3 juillet 2025 au 13 juillet 2025
et du 15 juillet 2025 au 13 août 2025, pour
un
[41:47] déboursé total de 7 198 822 $ et 31 cents.
J'aimerais partager certaines de ces
[41:57] dépenses. Il y a 1367001 Remboursement de
capital sur dette à long terme, tel que
[42:05] prévu au budget. Il y a 392800. Quelques paiements
d'intérêts sur la dette à long terme, tel
[42:17] que prévu au budget 290 000 à Eurovia quebec
Construction réparation de pavage 259 000.
[42:27] Au CMM, quote-part provisoire deuxième versement.
Et une autre 202 100 500 Lemay Co.
[42:39] Pour les disciplines d'architecture et d'architecture
de paysage et
[42:45] les plans et devis de la capitainerie. C'est
le projet qu'on travaille sur le bord de
[42:49] l'eau. Merci. So qui propose. Un appui. Merci
en faveur à l'unanimité, un peu pour la
[43:05] forme 2 $. Contribution to Clovis Sanscartier
for Participating in the Alpes
[43:08] Isère Tour in Isère, France from me to June
first twenty twenty five proposed. In faveur
[43:18] à l'unanimité. Contribution municipale au
financement des opérations régulières de
PME
[43:23] Montréal, West Island et autorisation de verser
la contribution annuelle de
[43:26] 5 529 $ pour l'année 2025 propose un second
en faveur. NMT peut être lucide with the
[43:38] public function of the amovible bearing tax
area for twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty
[43:44] twenty twenty twenty twenty for and the opposite
of the list of these immediate by the trezor.
[43:54] And favor à l'unanimité. Approbation d'un
appui financier de 10 000 $ au club
[44:01] de natation Beaurepaire pour l'année 2025,
afin d'atténuer l'impact causé par l'ouverture
[44:04] tardive en raison des travaux. Un invité Good
so the next is un avis de motion. Oui. Avis
de
[44:20] motion feeling et notice of motion of the big
one and title. Establishing a subsidiaire
[44:26] inspection program to reduce the vulnerability
of certains buildings in the city of
[44:30] Beaconsfield to flooding and sewer backups.
Je donne un avis de motion. Merci. Merci. Donc
[44:40] adoption du règlement Big 170 intitulé Règlement
concernant les appareils à combustible
[44:45] solide et les foyers. Je vais donner l'explication
des trois prochains règlements en même
[44:49] temps, mais l'adoption se fera séparément.
Donc, pour ces trois règlements. Donc,
[44:52] l'objectif du règlement Big Big 170 est d'encadrer
les règles s'appliquant aux appareils et
[44:58] foyers et d'interdire l'utilisation d'un combustible
solide. Il y a eu une
[45:01] modification entre l'avis de motion et l'adoption,
afin de préciser que ce sont les foyers
[45:05] et appareils situés à l'intérieur d'un immeuble.
En ce qui a trait au règlement Bic
[45:10] zéro 46 sur sept et Bic zéro 45 sur 21. Il
s'agit d'harmoniser les dispositions avec le
Bic
[45:16] 170, et ces trois règlements visent l'ensemble
du territoire. Donc, pour l'adoption, le vote.
[45:25] Qui propose 40.2, je propose que j'appuie en
faveur. NMT. Parfait. 4.3. Adoption of Pilot
[45:36] Big forty. Six Dash Seven Entitled. Balam Defying
construction by the big for two
[45:42] and the provisions Relating to soulful appliances
and Fireplace propose. À
[45:51] l'unanimité. Adoption du règlement B4521
intitulé Règlement modifiant le
[45:58] règlement B45 sur les permis et certificats
afin de modifier le système de bois de système
de
[46:03] chauffage au bois. Je propose. J'appuie en
faveur à l'unanimité. Les points 40.5 à
[46:12] 40.6 sont retirés. Oui. Nous allons au point
40.9. Oui. Autorisation to correct at
[46:22] seven. I need help and to build the cost to
the owner in vitro of bello Bic zéro Thirty
three
[46:27] purpose all and favor. Okay. Merci. Demande
d'autorisation de corriger les nuisances au
[46:36] 146 Jasper et de facturer le coût des travaux
au propriétaire en vertu du
[46:40] règlement X0 33. Je propose. Je seconde en
faveur. À l'unanimité. Parfait.
[46:48] Continuons. Oui. Request for mineure exemption
for the property located at twenty six
[46:53] Glendale de recommendation is to approuve.
Proposed and favor. À l'unanimité. Demande
de
[47:03] dérogation mineure pour la propriété située
au 68 Brookside. La recommandation
[47:08] est d'approuver. Proposée. Seconde en faveur
à l'unanimité. Request for minor exemption
for
[47:17] the property located at five. Six mount Rolls.
There were three elements item the two
[47:23] first one the recommandation to approuve, which
is the installation of a should
[47:30] despite the president of the existing and the
distance of. Construction of an end
[47:36] structure and the refusal would be to with
regard to the combined area that is twenty
[47:44] six point thirty square and has been proposed.
Proposed. Motion. Okay. Demande d'approbation
du
[48:03] plan d'implantation et d'intégration architecturale
relatif à la demande d'un
[48:06] permis de construction pour un nouveau bâtiment
principal situé au 39 lectures. La
[48:10] recommandation est approuvée. Proposée, voté
en faveur. À l'unanimité. Request for the
[48:18] middle of the side planning. Architectural
Integration program relating to the
[48:24] building permis obligations to modify the already
proved plan. A ton médecin de recommandation
[48:27] is to improve proposed. À l'unanimité. Demande
d'approbation du plan
[48:37] d'implantation et d'intégration architecturale
relatif à la demande d'un permis de
[48:41] construction pour la modification du plan déjà
approuvé au 65 devant La
[48:46] recommandation est approuvé, Proposer. Seconder
en faveur à l'unanimité. Request for the
[48:54] arrival of the side planning and architectural
integration program relating to the
[48:58] building permis application for the modification
of the façades of the building located at
[49:03] nineteen woodland recommandation is to improve
and proposed. À l'unanimité.
[49:12] Demande d'approbation du plan d'implantation
et d'intégration architecturale relatif à
la
[49:18] demande d'un permis de construction pour la
modification de la façade du
[49:22] bâtiment principal situé au 68 Brookside.
La recommandation est d'approuver et proposer.
[49:26] J'appuie en faveur à l'unanimité. Request
for the people of the side planning and
[49:37] architectural integration program relating
to the building permis application for
[49:40] the modification of the façades of the building
located at Seven for Brunswick. The
[49:45] recommendation is to approuve proposed and
favor à l'unanimité. Demande
[49:52] d'approbation du plan d'implantation et d'intégration
architecturale relatif à la
[49:56] demande d'un permis de construction pour la
modification de la façade du
[50:00] bâtiment principal situé au 164 Stone Edge.
La recommandation est d'approuver. Proposer.
[50:05] J'appuie en faveur à l'unanimité Request
for the people of the side planning
[50:13] architectural Integration program relating
to the building permis application for
[50:17] the modification of the façades of the building
located at one at chestnut. The recommandation
[50:23] is to approuve. Proposed in. À l'unanimité.
Demande d'approbation du plan
[50:33] d'implantation et d'intégration architecturale
relatif à la demande d'un permis de
[50:36] construction pour la modification de la façade
du bâtiment principal sur 412
[50:41] Fletcher, la recommandation a été approuvé,
proposé en faveur. À l'unanimité Request
for the
[50:49] people of the side planning and architectural
program relating to the building permis
[50:55] application for d'extension of the building
located at the sixth Jasper. The
[50:59] recommandation is to approuve proposed in.
Admt. Demande d'approbation du plan
[51:09] d'implantation et d'intégration architecturale
relatif à la demande d'un permis de
[51:12] construction pour l'agrandissement du bâtiment
principal au 129 125 saint
[51:17] Andrews. La recommandation est de refuser.
Proposer, seconder en faveur à l'unanimité
Request
[51:25] for the people of the side planning and architectural
intervention program relating
[51:30] to the building permis application for the
extension of the main building located at
[51:33] two thirty-nine Beaconsfield. The de recommandation
is to approuve as peur plan deposited
[51:39] on August eighteen twenty twenty five proposed
i second. À l'unanimité. Demande
[51:47] d'approbation du plan d'implantation et d'intégration
architecturale relatif à la
[51:51] réalisation de travaux de remblai sur la propriété
située au 111 Evergreen. La
[51:55] recommandation est d'approuver et proposer
s'accordent en faveur. À l'unanimité
[52:03] Acceptance of the month of the thousand three
hundred and three dollars for parc fifth to
[52:08] be paid by the owner of two for two for two
for two thirty to the city, according to be
it
[52:17] concerning contribution for the establishment
maintenance and improvement of parks,
[52:21] playgrounds and natural areas on the city of
Beaconsfield territory. Could. Confirmation
[52:35] de permanence au poste de contremaître mécanique
et signalisation. Je propose un
[52:43] appui en faveur. Appointment of acting mayor
for the months of September October and November,
[52:53] twenty twenty five or untill. The New council
is in and we will be requesting two point
[53:02] counselor manual and we have somebody proposed
propose and somebody secondary. Hmmmmmmmmmm
[53:12] who said that first Martin Council Saint-Jean
Scott Page. He said at the same time, but I
[53:18] think you you better be to be a fraction of
the second à l'unanimité, le vote and vote
[53:24] in faveur. You don't voting for yourself you.
Okay, à l'unanimité. Procès-verbal de
[53:33] la réunion du Comité consultatif d'urbanisme
du 6 août 2025. Okay. So at the
[53:41] minute of the Committee Committee meetings.
Pack The council new any. Comment Well,
[53:46] we just went through all the list of property,
so those are essentially the successful
[53:52] meeting. So the I guess those that are with
projects spending the next thing is next week
on
[53:58] the third of september. So those that have
projects in that you will have a meeting
[54:03] and we're back on those project letters in
the month of september at the next council
[54:09] meeting, so that's it and I rather great somebody
great and. You. Of the age friendly
[54:20] municipalities steering committee meeting of
June you twenty twenty five. Guys. Pause.
[54:27] OK. Any Comment? No not really. We're just
finishing up the plan that we need to submit
to
[54:39] the government. And it should be done by next
month. Wonderful. Thank you. So you
[54:45] proposed and Roger in your. Great NMT. The.
Procès-verbal de la réunion du Comité
[54:59] consultatif de circulation du 11 juillet 2025.
Je propose et j'appuie. En faveur. J'aurais
[55:09] quelques commentaires. Quand tu le suggères.
OK, alors on est tous en faveur. Excellent.
[55:14] Alors quelques commentaires. C'était notre
dernière rencontre le 11 juillet 2025.
[55:19] Tous les dossiers soumis à cette date là
ont pu être traités. On a rattrapé le
[55:24] retard que nous avions accumulé l'an passé
avec quelques rencontres annulées. Un des
[55:29] points à l'ordre du jour aujourd'hui, qui
a déjà été adopté, découlant de cette
[55:35] séance là du comité sur la circulation.
It's idle twenty five of the agenda when we
[55:41] awarded a mandate by mutual agreement for the
construction of two races crosswalk and one
[55:47] race intersection on Beaconsfield, boulevard
that that is back. It's a mandate
[55:53] originally given to the administration back
in October of twenty twenty one as part of
[55:59] the man city action plan on reducing speed
in implementing merit getting measures near
[56:07] parks and schools. WE had three areas in the
city that had not yet been dealt with in front
of
[56:15] saint Edmund schools in front of Ecole saint
Rémy and Christmas Park. So this
[56:21] measures will essentially. Ça va closer, ça
va closer, ça va clore la boucle qui fait
que
[56:29] toutes nos écoles auront des mesures de protection,
de mitigation de la vitesse et de
[56:35] la protection de nos jeunes, nos étudiants
et du personnel qui qui s'y rend? Ça a été
long,
[56:40] mais ça valait la peine. On a amélioré,
je pense, les mesures qui seront mises en place
et,
[56:46] entre autres, ce qui est très important, c'est
que, pour les mesures de surélevé, ça
[56:54] impliquait la collaboration, la discussion
avec le STM et sur le boulevard, avec une sphère
[57:00] sur les acteurs principaux. Historiquement,
c'était très difficile, voire jamais
[57:04] possible de mettre ces mesures en place. Et
cette fois ci, on aura réussi. Alors j'espère,
[57:12] Monsieur le Directeur général, que les travaux
pourront se faire rapidement dans les
[57:16] prochaines semaines d'imprévu. Merci. Alors
voilà, c'est tout. Thank you very much. Thank
you!
[57:22] Council Saint-Jean and congratulations on the
excellent work from the
[57:26] committee. Welcome. Okay. I'm the minister
of the demolition committee meaning of August
[57:32] Twelve Twenty twenty five any council Saint-Jean
on demolition. Okay. Procès-verbal
[57:39] de la réunion du Comité consultatif des finances
du 14 juillet 2025. So I'll say a few
[57:54] words because the I share the finance committee
with counselor as. Alternate share.
[58:02] So first off it was the final finance committee
meeting prior to the next council being in
so
[58:12] excuse-me. First off I would like to thank
the residents members of the committee. Which
[58:22] we tried to engage our residence and multiple
ways having them on the committee
[58:27] give them a chance to see how we operate a
little bit from the inside and ensure that
[58:31] their voices is here right at the well at the
decision level making those residents are
[58:41] Derek Benson Pamela un Yves Bergeron. AJ Jyoti
and Marc Grand-bois so. Merci à nos
[58:48] résidents et aussi merci aux membres de l'administration
Robert Lacroix, Mike, Ebenezer,
[58:56] Mike, Sabine et Patrice Boileau. Merci beaucoup.
The Finance committee we focused on a few
[59:04] things. I'll try to narrow it down first if
we always look at the budget. How we doing
this
[59:11] year. Are we on track? The answer is yes, we
are on track. We're doing well, we also start
[59:15] looking at of course. The next year. WE did
it for the recommendation. On essaie de
[59:22] tenir compte de l'inflation de l'IPC. As a
guide has to have our budget should it right,
but
[59:32] they also the reality is of actual expenses
that we have to deliver services and
[59:37] beaconsfield. So the RPC can be a guide, but
what's real is real and so we vast
[59:44] administration to build a a budget or proposed
à budget, that is real to Beaconsfield
[59:50] and that will be presented to the next council.
WE did not think that right for this
[59:56] council to I don't decide too much before the
next group of of individual. See in these
[1:00:02] shares, so but we did have a lot of conversations
about our capital projects and how we
[1:00:14] track our expenditure related to capital projects
and we've built Charlie, we've done the
[1:00:22] arena, we're looking at the rec center. Hopefully
the cultural center. It's important that we
[1:00:28] have the tools to ensure that the plan expenses
are being done and are they within budget
[1:00:38] and if not why not and also when there are
unplanned expenses, they do pop up our we
[1:00:46] capturing those unplanned expenses and and
and giving you know our residences taxpayers
[1:00:53] the true true visibility to what the total
projects costs and it seems simple to do. But
[1:01:01] it's actually not, it's not a click at the
button and give me everything related to one
[1:01:06] project doesn't work that simple. So we're
working with the administration to come up
[1:01:10] with better tools to track our expenses and
likewise when we borough money in the boring
by
[1:01:20] law. WE say we are borrowing. I know million
dollars and we're gonna do one two three four
[1:01:26] five items. Let's make sure that we achieve
those items and where they on budget. And if
[1:01:31] not why not okay? So there's a lot that goes
on behind the scenes and all of this is
[1:01:38] ultimately to operate better to be more effective
efficient and and spend taxpayers dollars
[1:01:44] wisely. It all comes at no surprise that we're
not a perfect entity, right? You know
[1:01:50] we're not perfect, okay? But we are trying
to find ways to improve we are and learning
[1:01:56] organizations and so we had a couple of instance.
Discussions amongst the council discussions
[1:02:04] at the committee quite proud of these changes
and the hope is that moving forward. WE will
[1:02:10] make this tools a little better cause there
are still rough you're still rough, but we
do
[1:02:16] hoped that this continue in our practice as
a city. So that was the the summary of the
finance
[1:02:23] committee. Thank you okay? Good home stretch.
Resolution Recognizing September for
[1:02:32] twenty twenty five as policy. Kennedy's awareness.
They purposes. NMT. Résolution
[1:02:42] d'appui à la Semaine de la sécurité ferroviaire
du 15 au 21 septembre 2025. Je propose
[1:02:51] en faveur à l'unanimité Resolution Recognizing
September at our Arthritis
[1:02:58] awareness month proposed and favour and Autorisation
à la ferme Rêveuse d'utiliser deux
[1:03:09] espaces de stationnement du Parc Christmas
pour la distribution de produits de la
[1:03:13] ferme, les vendredis à partir de 19 septembre
2025, jusqu'à la reprise des activités du
[1:03:18] marché Beau en mai 20 26, de 15 h 30 à 10
9 h. Je propose. En faveur Amédée Autorisation
for
[1:03:29] the complete street closure of Harwood gate
between northgate and the Beacon hills pools
[1:03:33] Parking Exit for the Beacon Hills Community
association Cornwall on September thirteen
[1:03:39] twenty twenty five from two, two seven thirty
PM and that the cost of the first service
[1:03:45] by paid by the City propose. Autorisation.
Autorisation d'exposer un véhicule dans un
[1:04:01] endroit bien en vue à l'extérieur du centre
récréatif, du vendredi 13 octobre au
[1:04:05] dimanche 19 octobre 2025, lors du tournoi annuel
de la Ligue de hockey des anciens de
[1:04:09] Beaconsfield, Boa, je propose en faveur. À
l'unanimité Authorization to sign the
[1:04:21] Financial Aid Agreement with the minister of
transport and System sustainable Mobility as
[1:04:27] part of Vol2 Entitled. Amélioration des infrastructures
de transport
[1:04:30] actif du Programme d'aide aux infrastructures
de transport actif. Vélo trois 2025 2026 for
[1:04:35] the West Croft Overpass Rehabilitation Project.
Je propose en faveur. À
[1:04:45] l'unanimité. Avec votre permission, comme
c'est une bonne nouvelle, peut être qu'on
[1:04:49] pourrait. On pourrait peut être mentionner.
Monsieur le Directeur général, quel est.
[1:04:55] Quel est le montant? C'est cinq 520 000 $ de
subvention pour un projet Environ 1
[1:05:50] million. On a donné le contrat, je crois que
c'est en juillet. Prêter des dommages par
l'eau
[1:06:22] et que le contact demeure disponible sur le
site Web. The city and sure that residence
[1:06:28] are informed about the measures to take against
the climate and pacte namely through the
[1:06:32] climate resilience and community solidarity
awareness day and on my first twenty
[1:06:36] twenty five during which guest speakers share
advice on protecting Beaconsfield homes
[1:06:40] and that this information remained available
on the city website. Where is the city and
[1:06:46] form reside about the important rôle played
by ditches in the city particularly the advantage
[1:06:50] provided by their ability to return access
water during the rainfall. Attendu que la pluie
[1:06:56] éclair du dimanche 13 juillet dernier est
tombé rapidement et intensément avec 81,6
mm de
[1:07:02] pluie tombée à l'aéroport Montréal-Trudeau,
dont 60 millimètres tombés en 1 h.
[1:07:10] Attendu que les résidences ont subi de nouvelles
inondations lors de la pluie exceptionnelle
[1:07:14] du 13 juillet dernier. Attendu que la plupart
des résidences affectées se trouvent dans
une
[1:07:18] cuvette, notamment les propriétés le long
des axes du ruisseau Meadowbrook, Aylmer
[1:07:22] Tower, du ruisseau Saint James et des parcs
Beechwood et Willowbrook. Always in
[1:07:26] accordance with section for night in any two
of the menesble power at the city,
[1:07:32] which is to offer short-term assistance and
support to these residents by making and its
[1:07:38] services available through the program. That's
it out of eligibility criteria as well as
[1:07:42] the specific list of service provided by the
expert in accordance with the perimeter
[1:07:48] established by by the big one to one providing
protective equipment against exceptional
[1:07:54] rainfall for certaine property located in the
identify areas and that have experienced
[1:07:58] flooding. Attendu qu'il est opportun que l'administration
soit mandatée afin de retenir
[1:08:04] les services d'un expert encadré par un programme
d'inspection afin de procéder à
[1:08:08] une inspection pour déterminer et faire aux
propriétaires admissibles les recommandations
[1:08:12] appropriées de protection contre les pluies.
Exceptionnelle sans engagement
[1:08:14] de la ville. Suivant les recommandations de
l'expert. Retenir les services d'un
[1:08:18] expert afin de tenir une soirée d'information
sur la protection des résidences face aux
plus
[1:08:22] exceptionnelles. Obtenir des prix d'entrepreneurs
pour les résidents afin d'aménager des
[1:08:28] dos d'âne aux entrées charretière à leurs
frais, de certaines propriétés affectées
[1:08:32] sur les rues Aylmer Tower, qui ont des entrées
en pente inversée, tel Qu'identifié.
[1:08:36] Fournir aux résidents dans les axes identifiés
qui en font la demande, le matériel requis
[1:08:40] pour qu'ils installent une digue de sable selon
les conditions élaborées dans la
[1:08:44] procédure pour digue de sable. Ainsi, les.
Il est proposé. To return the service of an
expert.
[1:08:52] This is the resolution retained the service
of the of un expert through une inspection
program
[1:08:56] providing for eligible criteria as well as
the specific list of services offered by the
expert
[1:09:02] in accordance with section with the parameters
established by below the big one to one
[1:09:08] retained the service of an expert to all the
information session on protecting residence
[1:09:14] from heavy rainfall obtained contractor calls
for residence at their expense to install
[1:09:20] speed bumps at the driveway entrance of southern
affected property on elle-même tower
[1:09:25] streets to have that have reverse slope driveway
as identified and provided
[1:09:31] residence in the identified areas request request
with it with the necessary materials to
[1:09:37] install the sandike, according to the conditions
outline in the procedure. Who is who who
[1:09:49] are all and favour and. Résolution. Tout recreer
Comité national to remove calvert and
[1:09:59] restore the free flow of water in the middle
Brook Creek propose un second. Aliénantes
[1:10:08] week end up over there with way up, résolution
destinée à l'agglomération de Montréal
[1:10:14] pour le respect de ses obligations en matière
de travaux non inclus à l'annexe I
[1:10:18] du règlement du Conseil d'agglomération sur
la délégation de l'entretien du
[1:10:21] réseau principal d'aqueduc et d'égout aux
municipalités liées. Le règlement. Rcg zéro
cinq
[1:10:27] zéro zéro deux. Je vais proposer. Mais ici
aussi, j'aimerais qu'on explique un
[1:10:34] peu davantage à nos résidents ce qu'on. Ce
dont on parle, s'il vous plaît. Donc, je vous
[1:10:40] propose. J'appuie avec les. J'appuie tes commentaires
aussi. OK, on va juste passer au vote
[1:10:48] en faveur. Oui, en faveur tout le monde. Oui.
OK. So on va prendre juste un instant
[1:10:56] l'hypothèse. 70. Bien, la résolution par
rapport à l'agglomération de Montréal,
[1:11:04] c'est que le ruisseau Meadowbrook de Meadowbrook
Creek and saint James Creek are
[1:11:10] the responsibility of the Agglomeration of
Montreal. The agglomération has delegated
[1:11:18] delegated to us the response to to the maintenance
of the creek. So the maintenance is to remove
[1:11:24] the debris and in our opinion these creeks
that are under the responsibility of the agglo
are
[1:11:32] connected with neighbouring city, naming, Pointe-Claire
and Kirkland. The dead by storm in
[1:11:44] August and use the importance rainfall that
we had on July thirteen brought us to think
a
[1:11:52] little more of differently of how we should
be working with the agglo. Not to say that
[1:11:58] we're not working with, but we did have exchanges
in the last few months to have their
[1:12:02] support and finding solutions. But we want
to pressure this. This matters to the council.
So
[1:12:10] they could take action and we have very made
it clearly clearly mentioned in the
[1:12:16] resolution that there is for aspects that we
want to have to look at the first one is Could
[1:12:22] you look at the what? What is the kirkland
responsibility in sending us water in our in
in
[1:12:30] you're in your creeks. In you all your pipes
that are intermunicipales pipes because
[1:12:36] we figure that we're getting an extra lots
of water with all the development that took
place
[1:12:42] in kirkland. And if you just think of the property,
they are commercial property and there
[1:12:48] are all Walmart, not to name it, J'espère,
and all that all the water that goes on the
[1:12:54] generalized. Lots has failed to concrete. That's
a lot of water to send in the drainage system
[1:13:00] and I like to think that Beaconsfield little
joking here, but was very avant-gardiste and
[1:13:05] the sixties when they developed the city, but
I think they were cheap putting the dishes
in but
[1:13:11] today and twenty twenty five. I think we look
good and we'll look brilliant that we have
the
[1:13:16] best way to control and managed waterfall.
Those are natural, not natural, but there are.
[1:13:23] Bass and retention basin when they the act
and there's a lot of water. There are very
[1:13:29] helpful instead of having concrete pipes where
the water runs very fast to the lake and
[1:13:33] that create some problems that we are having
most closely to elle-même tower. This folks
is
[1:13:41] really got it hard in the last few years and
we're feeling for them and we tried to find
[1:13:45] solutions. So we think that is all by helping
us with what is taking place in Kirkland and
we
[1:13:51] hope to get Kirkland on board and that they
could do all these new ways of doing the
[1:13:55] management of the waterfall with basin, retention,
sponge parks, etc. And where where
[1:13:59] have we have good relationship with Kirkland
and the technical level and we try to work
[1:14:05] together and but it's just long. It's very
very long. So that's one thing. The second
thing is
[1:14:13] we found out this July that somewhere in twenty
twenty twenty nineteen twenty twenty
[1:14:21] that the sea had installed a temporary access
road and that they had put temporary pipe
[1:14:26] access as well we figure. This is causing obstruction.
So those pipes are between the
[1:14:33] spirit and the highway twenty so two weeks
ago we were there when there was a huge rainfall
[1:14:39] and we saw the creek growing and a lot of water
very shortly. So the mtq was there and the
[1:14:45] agglo were there. So that's gonna be helpful.
I guess because I was gonna have issue
[1:14:50] with the highway. If they don't fix it under
side, but we're asking the I'd love to see
and
[1:14:55] to remove those pipes because that's the responsibility
of the creek as there is it's the
[1:15:01] maintenance and that's why we had a resolution
on ourselves to have sit and to participate
[1:15:05] and to remove their pipes. Just saying this.
They want to be very collaborative and they
[1:15:11] want to do to do this work fast what it's not
done yet. So we're keeping it on the agenda.
[1:15:19] Third thing is that maybe you should do some
dredging and that in the creek to put it to
[1:15:23] its natural state or the original level that
was so I don't think that was ever done
[1:15:29] for for ever at least not I don't remember
it since I'm at the city in a little while
now
[1:15:35] and the first thing is that when I'm blue colour
do some work in the creek in the in the
[1:15:41] storm during the storm is dangerous one of
my employers. I think is the. Took on him to
[1:15:47] do some work. Yeah yeah. Okay. Let's take Yes,
I was two feeling. Two things here I was
[1:15:55] happy. He did it what I was concerned that
he did it too. I didn't was not that happy
that
[1:16:01] he don't work on top of that your feet of water
removing logs from coming from the
[1:16:07] neighbouring property near the middlebrook
people cutting would and just let it go in
the
[1:16:13] creek and when the water rise well that goes
and block the grid. So so we want the agglo
[1:16:19] to fix this, so that our employees when they
do maintenance of the creek. They
[1:16:24] can do it in the safely matter and not in the
dangerous way of helping out the situation
to
[1:16:31] elevate, the basement to get flooded. I prefer
I would like not the basement to be flooded
[1:16:37] by that. So I don't want to see one of my employees
the drop of water. Monsieur Boileau. Thank
[1:16:43] you for the the explanation. Thank you for
Saint-Jean for bringing that up. Okay,
[1:16:51] Director's report. Yes, thank you, Mister President.
I would like to highlight one of the
[1:16:59] reports. WE have a few report this month that
were our presented to the council, but
[1:17:04] one of them is something we do. Not on the
yearly basis, but we tried to do and the yearly
[1:17:11] basis and it's a simulation of an emergency
situation, which we have figured out following
[1:17:19] October eleven, Twenty eleven problems with
the potable water and we had put in place very
[1:17:29] old style of communication with residence when
there is no elektricity when it's the
[1:17:37] temperature is not well, it's dangerous it
could be if you walk there you could damaged
[1:17:43] your ankle. You could sleep in the end. You
could not go to wait to door during the
[1:17:49] rainfall with no elektricity at night, which
was October eleven twenty eleven with sans
emploi
[1:17:53] out there with flyers that nine PM was dangerous.
It was not a good idea. So following that
[1:17:59] event, we had prepared the plan to go on the
road and try to with women and where to
[1:18:07] communicate to the residents. There's something
going on, please try to reach out or if
[1:18:11] you see us just stop us and we'll be happy
to help you in form of what's going on? So
we
[1:18:17] do and exercises every year or so with sending
our vehicles on the road. So we have twelve
[1:18:23] vehicle twelve sector hundred twenty kilomètres
takes and our ten kilometers and our two to
[1:18:29] the whole city and we have said it's all style.
I mean it's like in the far west. WE have
[1:18:34] those speakerphone on the top of the vehicles.
And you might not here What were saying? But
[1:18:39] you are gonna know that something is going
on. And you're gonna want to know
[1:18:43] what's happening and try to find out at one
point. So we did this exercise and there's
a
[1:18:47] few elements of how we could improve the way
we do it. So it's very important for us and
[1:18:52] Beaconsfield that we are ready for emergency
measures. I was going to see all emergency
[1:18:57] measures. I don't think that's possible. What
that we're ready And we're concerned and we're
[1:19:02] prepared in some way to some extend to reacted
to emergency measures where we are learning
[1:19:09] organization, we learn and maybe I'll just
add on it might be a good moment to remind
our
[1:19:15] residences that we do have the vulnerable persons
registry. Also in Beaconsfield, right,
[1:19:21] many residences now, but then to forget so
if you can visit our website just punching
[1:19:29] vulnerable resistance and and I'll come out
and it's a way for the the city to be aware
of
[1:19:36] someone who might need a phone call when there's
a. I don't know. Powerhouse or heatwave or
[1:19:44] reason that somebody just need to check in.
So you know that with your residence your
[1:19:50] neighbours. Keep it in mind perhaps you have
I loved one in Beaconsfield that might benefit
[1:19:58] from being on that list as well okay, one point
to this. Thank you for this up. I appreciate
[1:20:04] that because this is very important to us with
this list of people we're in
[1:20:08] communication with them every season just to
make sure they're okay, but for example
[1:20:13] when we got the heatwave. WE know that heatwave
is coming. WE do very far if they are okay,
[1:20:18] we just remind them and comes to the center
comes to the library. There's then people
[1:20:23] that we know and this list where I think it's
up to you. Maybe you are hundred now ten
[1:20:28] people that don't have ac in their apartment.
So we we want to verify on them and case.
[1:20:36] There's something but we've got it just also
during the Covid our list went up to hundred
and
[1:20:42] fifty. I think and we were calling them every
week end and not yet but. And patrice I'll
[1:20:46] say that all of us counselor which we do hear
from residence. They say a phone call from
the
[1:20:54] city and they really appreciate it so well
done. OK? Yes, we just had one tiny little
bit on
[1:21:02] that topic because we're speaking of it and
I think it's really what I think it's great
[1:21:06] that we have the registry, of course. But I
think we should also and perhaps that's the
[1:21:12] conversation for another time. I just like
it to be out there. The notion of being vulnerable
[1:21:16] should not be solely related to age right.
So it's not related to the only thing that
there's
[1:21:22] other conditions for you. Yes of people that
are vulnerable people will be aware. Thanks.
[1:21:28] Thank you. OK. New business. Non, non. Vous
avez de la chance. Any new business
[1:21:38] Counselor. Nope. Alright. All business in progress.
Business. OK. With the meaning. So do I
[1:21:48] have somebody that proposed propose and all
and all the. Thank you very much. Thank you
[1:21:58] to everybody at home watching. Thank you very
much for for that. Thank you to the audience.
[1:22:04] Merci beaucoup. Thank you to everyone and intendance
here this evening for being here and
[1:22:08] staying to the very end. Merci. Bonne soirée
à tous et toutes. Merci beaucoup.