[0:06] Bonsoir. Good evening! Bienvenue à cette séance ordinaire du conseil municipal

[0:10] de la ville de Beaconsfield. Welcome to this regular meeting of the Municipal Council of

[0:15] Beaconsfield. Nous allons débuter avec l'ouverture de la séance adoption de l'ordre du

[0:21] jour. Adoption of the agenda of the City of Beaconsfield Regular Council meeting of

[0:28] December Fifteenth twenty twenty five I propose I second. Président et la période de

[0:39] questions du public. Quelques mots avant de débuter. D'abord, merci à tous et à toutes ici

[0:47] d'être présents. And at home to be watching I'd like to come on regular fr, but first award on

[0:59] unfortunate very sad. Recent events. À l'aube du temps des Fêtes, un moment où nos

[1:06] communautés cherchent la paix, la lumière et la solidarité. Nous avons été bouleversés par

[1:12] des actes de haine qui ont frappé d'abord à l'Université Brown, où des étudiants ont

[1:18] perdu la vie et plusieurs autres ont été blessés. Et hier, une communauté rassemblée pour

[1:28] célébrer Hanoucca sur la plage Bondi en Australie, où des familles ont été ciblées et

[1:36] malheureusement endeuillées, disent violentes attaques Occurring Just a few short days

[1:42] after the sad anniversary of the mass shooting here in Montreal at Polytechnique and

[1:48] eighty nine reminds us that hatred presented self in very different forms. It knows no

[1:56] borders and traitement the value that we hold dear human dignity safety and respect for

[2:04] every person tonight on behalf of our community and my behalf, of course and those and that of

[2:11] my family. I want to express our solidarity with the victims of their loved ones and all you

[2:19] feel shaken and vulnerable here and abroad as a result of those events. WE must equivocal

[2:28] condemn, these acts of violence and hatred. Nous sommes dans une période où la lumière

[2:34] occupe une place très symbolique dans de nombreuses traditions, et nous devons nous

[2:40] rappeler que c'est notre responsabilité collective de la faire rayonner, alors que la

[2:46] paix guide nos paroles, que la bienveillance inspire nos gestes et que la lumière trouve

[2:52] toujours sa place dans nos cœurs. Sur un sujet un peu plus terre à terre. Regarding the

[3:06] budget so contrary to usual practice. The city will not be adopting. It's twenty twenty

[3:12] six budget before the end of this year. Twenty twenty five the budget along with the three

[3:19] years capital works program will instead be adopted at a special council meeting

[3:25] currently scheduled for general Nineteenth twenty twenty six. Cette situation exceptionnelle

[3:32] est prévue par la loi en année électorale, afin de permettre aux nouveaux élus de se

[3:38] familiariser avec la situation financière de la Ville et ses besoins, donc aussi très

[3:46] important, Beaconsfield demeure toujours dans l'attente des informations financières qui

[3:50] sont requises de la Ville de Montréal pour pouvoir établir la quote-part que nous devrons

[3:56] verser à l'agglomération. Et finalement, bonne nouvelle, les patinoires extérieures sont

[4:04] ouvertes. Alors, l'arrivée du froid, un peu plus tôt cette année a permis à

[4:10] l'administration, et on en remercie, de voir à ce que nos patinoires puissent être mises

[4:16] à disposition et à contribution de notre communauté, juste à temps pour le temps des fêtes.

[4:21] So we invite everyone to make the most of the season by visiting our rinks, whether you

[4:26] are looking for a friendly hockey or a ringuette game or simple coyote skate. Be out

[4:34] there and enjoy it as long as it's called you'll be able to skate. Some some winters, we

[4:39] have just a few days and and some winter is hopefully. Maybe this year, it'll be a nice,

[4:44] Winter is not too cold, but cold enough so that the rings can be used throughout the

[4:50] winter. So if you need information as to the rinks opening hours and the schedule

[4:57] for different activities for you to our website. Alors voilà. Merci. Nous avons le commandant

[5:06] Commandant Gosselin. Merci, bonsoir d'être là. Pour faire un petit peu de pouce à ce que

[5:14] Monsieur le Maire venait de dire sur les événements d'hier. Je dois vous assurer qu'au SPVM,

[5:18] on a un plan de sécurisation pour les endroits cibles. Donc, on a des patrouilles dédiées à

[5:22] aux endroits d'intérêt. Maintenant, pour ce qui nous touche un peu plus dans le Pdq

[5:29] un, je veux juste vous rappeler, je pense que je vous avais parlé à la dernière séance des

[5:33] vagues d'introduction par effraction que nous avons dans le West Island. Je dois vous

[5:37] assurer qu'on est revenu à la normale. La vague semble être passée, mais on continue à

[5:42] mettre nos efforts pour en arriver à des des résultats, c'est à dire des arrestations.

[5:49] Ce qu'on a fait dans les derniers mois. Mais on a mis beaucoup plus de patrouilles

[5:53] pour patrouiller le secteur. On peut se permettre d'avoir plus d'autos patrouilles. On est en

[6:00] fin d'année, moins de congés avant la période des fêtes, donc on a maximisé nos

[6:04] effectifs pour ce genre de patrouille. On a également eu la collaboration des unités de

[6:09] support du SPVM pour venir patrouiller le West Island pour cette problématique là

[6:15] également, les enquêtes sont étroitement impliqués. Ils ont fait du porte à porte dans

[6:22] plusieurs secteurs pour avoir des des vidéos et on a également eu la collaboration

[6:28] de patrouilles municipales, entre autres, là, des informations qui nous ont donné

[6:33] puis qui nous ont fait venir sur certains événements qui nous ont amenés à certaines

[6:39] pistes, qui ont aidé nos enquêteurs. Donc, merci pour la patrouille municipale. Je veux

[6:48] vous rappeler quand même certaines règles de prévention en lien à ça. On a remarqué

[6:53] vraiment la. Une des raisons qu'on a eu cette vague là, c'est le changement de clarté

[7:02] qui faisait plus noir en après-midi. Donc les voleurs profitent de cette période là

[7:08] pour regarder les maisons qui sont inhabitées. Donc ayez le le réflexe de mettre des

[7:14] lumières dans vos maisons, des timers pour que votre maison ait l'air le plus souvent

[7:19] habitée que d'autre chose. Les voleurs vont toujours là où c'est le plus facile, donc la

[7:24] meilleure opportunité. Une maison qui a l'air inhabitée, donc pas du tout en avant de la

[7:30] maison, que le driveway est pas déneigé, c'est des points un peu plus facile pour eux. Donc

[7:37] faites attention à ça également à mettre des caméras de sécurité. Puis je voulais

[7:40] mentionner tout ce qui est réseaux sociaux, de faire attention quand vous, ce que

[7:45] vous mettez sur vos réseaux sociaux, si vous allez en voyage, mettez vos photos en

[7:50] revenant de voyage. Sur un autre point, on a mes agentes sociocommunautaires qui ont

[7:58] fait une la visite de la résidence Sunrise pendant le dernier mois pour parler des

[8:03] fraudes. Ce qui m'amène à vous dire que cette prévention là est importante pour nous. On

[8:08] l'a remarqué dans les dernières semaines, on a eu certains cas de fraudes de type

[8:13] grands-parents. Par chance, les citoyens ont été vigilants et ils sont venus nous mentionner

[8:19] les les tentatives de fraudes au poste. J'aimerais vous rappeler certaines règles de

[8:26] sécurité quant aux fraudes. En fait, quand on parle de fraudes de grands parents, c'est les

[8:33] personnes qui appellent qui font passer soit pour des enfants. Un enfant qui demande

[8:36] de l'argent c'est toujours en urgence. Je demande toujours de garder le secret. Également, on

[8:40] a eu des cas de personnes qui demandaient, qui se faisaient passer pour des policiers de

[8:45] Beaconsfield. JAMAIS, au grand jamais, des policiers vont vous appeler pour vous demander de

[8:49] l'argent. Donc à ce moment là, c'est un drapeau va venir nous avertir. Quelques règles. Si

[8:57] jamais vous faites affaire à ce type d'appels là, ce qu'on vous suggère, c'est d'avoir des

[9:03] stratégies au préalable, c'est à dire avec vos membres de la famille, d'avoir des codes. Si

[9:08] un membre de votre famille, s'ils se font passer pour un membre de votre famille, si

[9:12] vous lui demandez le code qui aurait été préétabli, ça va vous donner un indice à savoir

[9:18] si c'est vraiment un membre de votre famille. Également, de toujours appeler la personne.

[9:24] Si on se fait passer pour votre petit fils, votre enfant, appelez le par la suite pour

[9:29] lui parler de vive voix et non que lui vous appelle. On a eu des cas que l'intelligence

[9:33] artificielle change. La voix utilise vraiment la voix des personnes. Donc je vous suggère

[9:37] vraiment d'appeler de vous même ces personnes là. Euh également, si vous êtes victime,

[9:46] évidemment, vous venez nous rencontrer, vous voulez prendre un rapport au poste, on va

[9:49] faire une enquête, mais si vous êtes juste. Victime d'une tentative, donc vous n'avez pas

[9:55] donné votre argent, on vous suggère puis on vous suggère très fortement de faire une

[10:00] déclaration, un signalement au Centre antifraude du gouvernement du Canada. Donc,

[10:05] vous allez sur Google, vous tapez centre antifraude, vous faites un signalement. Nous,

[10:08] c'est très important pour nous, ça nous permet d'avoir des statistiques. Quel genre de

[10:11] fraude est le plus, le plus prédominant pour cette période? Je sais pas si vous avez des

[10:17] questions. Merci merci bonne soirée, bonne soirée. Merci. Alors nous avons quelques

[10:31] questions qui ont été soumises par le public au courant des derniers jours. Première

[10:38] question de madame White sur Beaurepaire Is it possible to receive an update on the sound

[10:46] wall that was plan for many years ago, so right now, this file has been somewhat dormant.

[10:58] I would imagine the last week were that letters has been sent by. Previous mayor Bourrel and

[11:06] we had not received any formal position. So what we will do as a new council in the months to

[11:14] come is to adopt the course of action for the future see what can be done and want to the

[11:22] things that I intend to do is to sit down with our member of the National Assembly assembly.

[11:29] Greg Kelley and see what kind of assistance. WE can get from from him regarding that feel

[11:38] question from Monsieur Lebel morose. Monsieur Lebel revient sur sa présence au Conseil le

[11:50] mois dernier, relativement à la problématique qu'il présente du transport en commun entre

[12:00] Beaconsfield et le REM sur la rue Montrose, et il souhaite savoir si un comité sera créé

[12:09] pour prendre position ou prendre parti relativement à la prochaine rencontre qui doit

[12:20] être organisée par la STM concernant le transport en commun. Et est ce que cette.

[12:27] Est ce que ce comité là pourra être formé avant la fin de l'année courante? Alors,

[12:34] Monsieur Lebel, je vous vois dans l'assistance. Bonsoir. J'ai bien entendu effectivement

[12:42] votre demande de la formation d'un comité à laquelle la ville participerait, et j'irai

[12:48] écouter plus attentivement après la soirée, l'enregistrement et l'objectif

[12:55] que vous avez comme groupe, que je ne juge pas, parce que je comprends votre point de vue,

[13:01] mais dans la mesure où vous souhaitiez avoir une attaque coordonnée de ce comité là dans

[13:10] ses relations avec la STM. Et donc, ce que je peux vous dire, c'est qu'il n'y aura pas de

[13:17] comité formé pour faire front commun contre la STM, La ville de Pick and Field est en mesure

[13:28] d'aider dans la mesure où elle peut agir comme. Courtier, si on veut, pour mettre en place

[13:37] des canaux de communication entre les résidents et la STM, mais c'est la STM qui demeure

[13:43] décisionnel dans ce processus là, et c'est elle qui possède la quasi totalité des

[13:48] informations que vous cherchez à avoir. Donc, pour faire, pour faire un sommaire de votre de

[13:55] votre question, il n'y aura pas de comité. Cela dit, les informations que nous avons

[14:01] assez récentes sont à l'effet que madame Paradis, avec qui bon nombre de personnes ici ce

[14:07] soir ont été en contact, devrait communiquer avec le groupe qui a été rencontré il y

[14:12] a quelques semaines pour prévoir une nouvelle rencontre au courant du mois de janvier

[14:17] 2026. The next question is from Monsieur Duncan on evendale is regarding. Idem on the agenda,

[14:33] which is idem for the point three. What specific problems pattern or documented

[14:42] experience in Beaconsfield Council meetings Prompted draft Bylaw. Big one, seven for at

[14:48] this time and what evidence shows. It is a proportionate response rather than the

[14:55] precautionary one. So Mr Duncan, it's not that there was evidence of an issue or a

[15:08] mesure that requires proportion essentially. WE are adapting the bylaw dates guides City

[15:15] Council meetings below that was adopted almost twenty years ago Two two days reality among

[15:26] other things as you probably noticed by looking at the bylaw. We're incorporating in the

[15:32] bylaw the ability for the council member to participate in council meetings

[15:40] electronically via Teams ou Zoom under certain specific conditions and with a limited

[15:48] number of times. So there has been changes in in the legal framework that needed to be

[15:58] incorporated as another. I think patent example the fact that you're able to ask a

[16:08] question without being here at the Mike is something that our current biology does not allow.

[16:14] So we're we're incorporating that reality and in the new draft bylaw that we're

[16:19] presenting today and there you go. Question from line. Poitras en regard ou concernant le parc

[16:33] Montrose et la vitesse aux abords et les heures de fermeture? Alors, madame

[16:41] Poitras demande Pourquoi ne pas ajouter une indication que le parc est fermé de novembre à

[16:47] mai et le soir, l'été, à compter de 9 h. Parce qu'elle dit qu'à 30 kilomètres h, c'est

[16:57] une trappe à ticket. En bon québécois, donc, elle souhaiterait que la vitesse

[17:02] soit rehaussée à 40 kilomètres h. Alors, d'abord, madame Poitras, le parc n'est pas

[17:09] fermé en hiver et il demeure ouvert et accessible jusqu'à 23 h à l'année, comme tous les

[17:18] autres parcs de la ville. Et le Conseil, il y a environ quatre ans, a pris la décision de

[17:27] s'assurer que les zones de parc, incluant et les zones d'écoles étaient était régi par une

[17:38] limite de vitesse à 30 kilomètres h. Alors voilà, il s'agit de faire attention et il

[17:46] n'y aura pas de ticket. The question from Monsieur Labelle on filson. Regarding tempo or

[17:56] wind protection et asks the door to the entrance to the library as a tempo or a wind

[18:04] protection device. CAN I install something similar to this at my home if so what are

[18:10] the limitations so the warning that you all worked under coming into the building was

[18:19] installed during Covid for the protection of residence lining up outside for service. This

[18:26] delivered under strict health and safety rules. So we were concerned about the health. WE

[18:33] didn't want them to catch a cold at the bad time when showing up at the hospital was

[18:38] not necessarily the best idea such and is not warranted for private homes perhaps but to be

[18:46] starting to get the best answer possible as to whether or not, you can do that here in

[18:53] Beaconsfield. I would recommend that you direct your questions to the urban planning counter

[19:01] and they will tell you whether or not. This is something that can be done and if it can be

[19:07] done under what conditions? The question from miss Colorado on saint Andrew. She has questions

[19:20] about how many animals move through the holding facility that we have here behind the

[19:27] city all and she would like to have an official count and know what the outcome of was for

[19:38] this animal. Miss Corrado, we will refer your questions to the administration and the

[19:45] reply to you in writing with specific numbers and you have a second question regarding items

[19:54] sixty point six on the agenda regarding the contract or agreement entered or to be with

[20:02] you man world for animal, you want to know what are the details of the plan where we

[20:10] will animals stay, etc. The organization will be depending on the type of crisis or

[20:21] emergency that is being fast the organization will take that kind of decisions based on the

[20:29] most important factors, which is the well-being of animal. And that is it for written

[20:38] questions if you have a question, I invite you to come to the Mike tell us who you are

[20:44] and the street your resident on. I'm Nicole Corrado saint Andrew just to specify about the 6.6

[21:04] gender and about the the planning for the. For disaster planning for animals and its

[21:16] kind of sounds like Beaconsfield at this point doesn't have a plan for from

[21:22] what you're answering me. I can't find any planning online and like you said well, you

[21:29] know your answer was very very big. It sounds to me that beaconsfield. It's a good start.

[21:37] But it sounds like there is actually a real concrete plan put in the place and when

[21:43] disaster is happening in all kinds of things are happening. It's very hard to try something

[21:47] together at the last minute that their needs to be actually a concrete plan that can be

[21:54] adjusted in the moment for for different circumstances, but there doesn't need to be a

[21:59] concrete plan put into place and I'd like to know exactly what that is where the animals

[22:05] will be held. You know what? What staff which agency is our work with what which is exactly

[22:14] beaconsfield? Be working with because you my world for animals is a worldwide

[22:20] organization based out of the humane society of the United States. What I want to know

[22:25] where they can't be working with the Montreal, SPCA spk West City, Beaconsfield city

[22:33] pound, which which. Organization will be partnering with any other organization

[22:42] where were the animals be held all those things like you know that there there is absolutely

[22:48] no information anywhere that I can find about this anywhere on this city website other than we

[22:54] have an agreement where we don't have an agreement where adopting in agreement tonight.

[23:00] If if council votes in favour of it and so the city has gone through or two this

[23:09] organization, so that it has one specific body with which to deal in the case of a major

[23:18] disaster or sudden emergency so something happens where you know we need to take care of

[23:26] people and some people need to take care of animals. WE grabbed the phone, we call them

[23:31] and they come and they put together, whatever plan is required given the

[23:36] circumstances now if they need to be assisted by a third party that will be out there and. But

[23:43] our goal here is to mandate a specific organization that is technically on standby and

[23:51] ready to to move into assist us it with the management of animals and in the case like

[23:58] that. Thank you so much, but you may world for animals is a worldwide umbrella organization,

[24:05] which local organization would you be actually working with that's my question the local

[24:13] organization we're gonna be working with its your mind your main world for animals. They

[24:20] have an office here in Montreal, but where we are what they were what? Where would they have?

[24:28] Just be just like secretary of this. It might be it may be not be. Madame Corrado. I I trust

[24:38] that there will are you? I trust that they will take care of the animals of the animals.

[24:43] The way we expect them to take care of the animals. OK? Thank you, I would just like to hear

[24:50] more. I hope I hope taste and but I'd like to hear more and I would love to help the city

[25:00] with some ideas and I can put you in direction with local organization that can get in

[25:07] touch with if you need. Thank you. Hello, my name is Julian Cabanas and I love Elizabeth

[25:18] drive first, I just like to say modulation on winning the election and congratulations to

[25:24] all of you. My question that I'd like to start with this question. The first part is I'd

[25:31] like to ask you. How important is safety for you for the President of Beaconsfield.

[25:38] Safety is important. Yeah! Yes we so what I like to read today is an issue that I know we've

[25:48] been talking about for a while we've made the city aware. We've talked to the STM and

[25:52] this is about the bus on monte roads street. I've personally measured the street of mouth

[25:59] roads to take a look and see if it actually could fit city bus and we do have you my man

[26:05] concerned? I just want to start by saying first of all is that I'm in favor for the public

[26:10] transportation. I think it's important and I understand that it is needed. However, I think

[26:14] it should be done in an environment, that is safe for the kids and mount rose street.

[26:19] Right now is the particular street where at it and you have parks, you have a elementary

[26:26] school and the requirements the safety requirements for safety bus to be able to pass on the

[26:33] street when there's parking on both sides is anywhere from five to the living five right

[26:39] now on the different parts of montrose. I can tell you that during the summer just on mount

[26:46] rows near its on birch and Mount rose. Mount Roses near olympics where the proposed

[26:55] stop is its 6.6 when there's snow this goes down to the snowfall five point two on many

[27:04] of the the part of the long road in saint Belleview, the STM specifically said that it

[27:12] was not safe to have city bus on the streets with the weight of five points for me or below.

[27:20] This is the case for mount rose street and so I'm asking you as the maire of our city who

[27:26] thinks safety is important, especially for these children who are biking on this pathway

[27:31] for pedestrians that were walking where the STM said to us word for word that they

[27:36] would be okay with driving on the grass to pass if two bus had to pass each other that

[27:43] this is this is not okay and we have proposed as a solution because I don't want to come

[27:48] here to just say something without having like without having something in mind that

[27:52] the solutions for you is that the bus can run along hell and down saint Charles and we will

[27:59] be able to hit the Sherwood North as well as some of the the South part of the of

[28:07] Beaconsfield and provide them access to get to the rem. So my question to you is where you

[28:13] support us for the safety of the children and the citizens of this area. Well what I think

[28:26] needs to be considered as that you are presented that information I believed to

[28:31] madame Paradis and the STM, but asking you sir. Yes and you through at me numbers and I'm

[28:39] not the spotting them, but I hear them for the first time and you be over week ago. And

[28:45] you acknowledge that I said, I would get back to you later this week because I need to

[28:52] educate myself and part of the education process will come from what the STM has to say

[29:00] about that because they run bus not only in Beaconsfield, but throughout the island of

[29:06] Montreal and different settings urban and residential and I will frankly at some point have

[29:15] to differ to those who are specialized in assessing. What is safe and what is not when it

[29:23] comes to running bus? Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue is not the STM saying that for the

[29:31] view. Why is our city, Not saying that it is not safe for us. I can't ensure that

[29:38] question because I don't know what the circumstances are, and I'm just a person and these are

[29:47] technical questions that for probablement most likely have you know technical answers to

[29:56] them so before I go out on the lime and give you my own educated answer to a very

[30:05] technical questions. I will differ to the STM and and and and let them answer the

[30:12] question that you ask because there is the first and foremost important parties to to deal

[30:18] with questions like that as the city. Do you requested safety testing to see this that

[30:24] they're coming in this. This are our residential area. Do you requested to see the safety

[30:29] testing? That's been done. So that you can see that what are educated? Proposition is for

[30:37] this area like is that the question that you can ask them and then provide to the

[30:41] residents of Beaconsfield. So we can see that it is safe. I can take it and see what has or

[30:46] has not been done. But I don't know what the procedure is to what you have not received the

[30:51] requested and many times have been told that we can't have the information for some reason.

[30:56] So if it is safe and I've done the testing I feel that it's something that we should be

[31:00] able to see and access, so that I can sleep well at night. Knowing that my daughter is on

[31:05] the bike going down the road and is not going to be hit by the bus or that somebody in

[31:10] elderly persons or anybody walking on the street doesn't get it by the mirror from the

[31:14] bus. I think I think that's only feel that we get access to that information. OK? Thank you.

[31:19] Thank you. Thank you. Good evening. Everybody again. My first time talking since you

[31:34] all been elected. So congratulations as well picking up on the previous topic. Yes,

[31:44] I am an fairway drive. Thank you. Thank you. I like to pick up on the previous topic of

[31:55] safety. I'm looking at what Beaconsfield can possibly do to mandate or put it by law in

[32:07] having children where bike helmy. Up to the age of eighteen and as a starting

[32:14] point city like côte-saint-luc Hampstead Sherbrooke. Have all adopted bylaws that make it

[32:22] mandatory for kids to wear bicycle. Helmets very often I see kids driving on their bikes.

[32:28] They have their helmet hanging from the handlebars as somebody that on their third concussion.

[32:35] I can tell you that falling off your bike is not going to be very pretty recovery. So I'm

[32:44] not sure. What's involved in getting this process going and seeing what is possible? It can

[32:49] be done or to work with council to be put this into place into interaction. That's it. So

[32:58] thank you for your questions, suggestions. It's something that we can look into you. I

[33:05] don't know exactly what would be the process what it would entails, but it's the

[33:13] discussion that can be first had around the table here to and and then try and look at

[33:20] avenue is what are the prause? What are the causes? The prause are obviously, you know pretty

[33:26] straightforward to understand there might be some somewhat of things, however and in the

[33:31] blind blind spot that we can't see. But it's it's a good suggestion on big that are city

[33:39] is becoming a little bit more than you find traffic wise. I certainly have chosen not to go

[33:46] down Saint Charles through the underpass on a bike there for I'll take woodland and come

[33:53] across that way so kids that are on their bikes. And they're talking at the same time are

[33:59] not playing the same type of attention that so it's it's something that I certainly feel

[34:07] very strongly about and willing to work with council on such thing I've had several

[34:12] conversations with vélo Quebec along with other cities being Sherbrooke and côte-saint-luc

[34:19] to see what's involved in getting this process going. Thank you, thank you. I good

[34:34] evening. My name is Nancy Ryan and I'm a resident on mount rose and I've been there for

[34:40] some for the years. And I like to congratulate team and his victory and I'm hoping you'll

[34:47] be able to help us team I'd like to know where the council stands and supporting us with

[34:52] our concerns about the bus like what are your course of action other than saying? Yes, you

[35:00] look at an email. Well, I mean do you have any records with the STM to say no, we don't

[35:09] want to bus on that street. Not that I'm aware of. Non, so they could put bus roots anywhere.

[35:18] They want. It. That's true jurisdiction it's through the agglos. It's the the STM. So if

[35:30] the residence don't want it and if as a council you supported those residence who would

[35:37] benefit from this bus. I'm not sure. I don't understand your question. Well, if we don't

[35:45] want the bus route on roads who is going to the bus for my understanding is going from the

[35:55] Beaconsfield train station to the rem. This is that correct back and forth in Russia. Where.

[36:05] Bus on mount roads has not been made public yet. So it's not a fait accompli. Not that I'm

[36:15] aware of that they do not inform. The council is that what you're telling me? I'm

[36:22] just trying to get. It's my first time going through this process. I'm trying to figure

[36:26] out how this works actually about this year and a couple of months ago. There was some

[36:35] information provided, but officially they have not made anything public in terms of of

[36:44] what they are planning on the territory or in Kirkland, or in Pointe-Claire, that matter,

[36:52] because there are lunch is all the information or their decision-making process is

[36:58] linked with the rem en slalom antenna. So sorry to interrupt you, but are you saying that

[37:09] the community has no input on this world? Speed input in the process of consultation that

[37:18] they had in twenty twenty twenty twenty three. Hmm hmm. I believe it was twenty twenty

[37:23] twenty twenty three and then they went and they looked at the rem and looked at the

[37:31] different bus lines that existed or exists at this time and have I guess a

[37:39] reconfiguration of some lines and the creation of others. And some lines might disappear as a

[37:47] result. Is there any way we can see that I mean we already have bus that go along Sherbrooke

[37:56] that go over to the Colisée to the and there is always empty. But so to go back to your to go

[38:09] back to your question. You're asking about the people and mount roses and the support for

[38:15] the community. You know I. I think it's important to put in perspective that there is also

[38:30] several thousand people that would benefit from a bus route or bus routes leading to the

[38:37] rem and. Those bus routes need to those thousands of people. But where are you? I'd like to

[38:48] know where they are two days. They certainly don't leave on monte rows. Non? I mean and

[38:57] there's already bus that services that area and there empty well the fact that there

[39:06] are there full is an operational side that the STM needs to address it. You know

[39:13] they're running a deficit. There are there, you know and we can't tell them what to do

[39:19] and what not to do So unfortunately, they want to have or they think that they're

[39:25] gonna have some bus routes going here are there and and they're the ones with the data.

[39:31] They're the one with the information and they're the ones that have to plan, and you

[39:37] know we can be informed of things, but we're not consulted and we're not decisions all in

[39:42] the process and so can I just take from away from that that as our council that you can't

[39:51] represent us either difficult. WE can we can make connections. There was a meeting in October

[40:00] where we tried to facilitate the conversation between you and other people on mount rose

[40:07] and how we will, unfortunately that we can we can facilitate we can you know again connects

[40:16] people, but we can't you know the old saying. You can bring you can bring a horse to water,

[40:22] but you can't forced to to drink. Well, thank you very much. Bonsoir Pauline. Guy

[40:38] Girard sur jubilait. Je change de sujet. C'est à propos du règlement Bic zéro 98. Pardon,

[40:46] madame Girard. Parlez dans la plus près du micro, s'il vous plaît, à propos du règlement

[40:50] Bic 98. Oui. Alors, l'article cinq, six sept, je crois, vous changez le chapitre neuf pour

[41:01] immeubles patrimoniaux. C'est bien, mais qu'est ce qui arrive avec les boîtes de courrier

[41:07] communautaire qui étaient au chapitre neuf avant? Je ne sais pas. On peut prendre la

[41:13] question, puis on va vous revenir. Madame Faguy. Girard Parce que vous remplacez un

[41:17] chapitre par un autre, là, complètement. Alors, oui. Est ce que les boîtes

[41:24] communautaires sont encore boîtes postales communautaires sont encore un sujet que la

[41:30] ville veut réglementer? OK. On peut vous répondre par courriel. Oui. Parfait. Merci. Nicole

[41:45] from Sydney Andrew, and I was just going to say I agree with what the people mount roses

[41:52] were saying when I was waiting for. Along mount roses and when the door talking to different

[41:59] mount roses and they all unanimously agreed walking around mount roses. I could see

[42:05] that the bus will not be it. Just simply want it if you wanted to put the bus on roses.

[42:11] It doesn't fit. Madame Cordeau Well, madame. Yes, I was asking would you consider the bus on

[42:22] instead of most roses. Madame Cordeau mentioned the city of Beaconsfield is not the one

[42:29] that can determine where bus run or if bus are running. Yes, I am a regular bus user by the

[42:39] way, I'm regular by the way, I would definitely benefit from the bus en elm understood. And

[42:55] West craft. I just have to more general questions. What does the process look like for

[43:01] reviewing bylaws and making them to them Is it certain committee that proposed change?

[43:08] Is it the council? Is it urban planning all of the above I just I just want to understand

[43:13] How how does change is coming about. Pretty much is all of the above depending on the type

[43:21] of change that you would like to be implemented and what below is It is involved. I

[43:32] would suggest the very first thing to do is to get in touch with your city councillors and

[43:38] discuss what it is that you would like to see and that person would be evil to then

[43:44] point you in the right direction whether it's the traffic committee urban

[43:49] planning, culture and leisure, you know. There's different paths, you got it. Thank you.

[43:56] Welcome. Bonjour. Bonjour, Je suis Nathalie Richard, J'habite sur Mont Rose depuis plusieurs

[44:04] années. Est ce que c'est juste une question ou je dois me limiter à une question? On va

[44:10] commencer par une question. C'est parce que dans ma question, j'appuie la personne

[44:15] qui a présenté les mesures de Mont Rose, et je trouve étonnant que d'entendre que la

[44:23] ville de Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue peut se positionner et que notre ville

[44:27] ne peut pas se positionner, je trouve ça étonnant. Donc ma question, c'est est-ce que

[44:34] c'est possible de reconsidérer? Parce que si la rue Mont Rose devient une possibilité à ce

[44:41] moment là, la rue Beaurepaire va devenir une autre possibilité pour la STM. Le

[44:46] Beacon Hill aussi. Et il y aura toute une Une. Comment je pourrais dire, une installation

[44:52] de route d'autobus qui ne seront pas coordonnés et qui ne seront pas en la faveur de tous

[44:59] les utilisateurs et tous les citoyens de Beacon Hill, si je peux me permettre. Puis Mont

[45:05] Rose, ce que je trouve étonnant, c'est que là où j'ai appris que les les endroits pavés qui ont

[45:14] été installés ont été installés par Beaconsfield. Donc, lorsque vous dites avec tout le respect

[45:21] qu'on ne force pas un âne, aller boire de l'eau, mais comment se fait il que la STM

[45:26] nous a forcé, nous a obligé à installer sans que la ville puisse dire non? Prenons un pas

[45:33] de recul parce que quand on est au coin d'Élizabeth, on est capable de marcher à la station

[45:38] du REM, vous savez. Fait que j'amène ces points par rapport que j'aurais aimé. J'ai utilisé

[45:46] le REM à plusieurs reprises et c'est un joyau. Et j'aurais aimé que la ville de Beacon

[45:51] Hill puisse se positionner sur l'apport incroyable que ça apporte aux citoyens. Puis peut

[45:58] être faire une représentation auprès de la ville de Kirkland pour essayer d'avoir des places

[46:02] de stationnement ou contribuer à un système de vignette. Vous savez, un parent qui a un

[46:09] enfant qui va porter son enfant à la garderie, qui revient stationner sa voiture, qui

[46:14] marche de chez lui au coin d'Élizabeth pour aller prendre le REM pour revenir à l'envers,

[46:18] ça ne fait pas de sens pour moi. En plus des considérations de sécurité. Donc ma question,

[46:24] c'est est-ce que ça peut être considéré qu'il y a une approche, un pas de recul et

[46:28] une approche concertée qui se fait dans le bien être de tout Beaconsfield? Oui, bien sur la

[46:34] question à l'origine, sur les changements à Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, je ne

[46:41] pense pas et on pourra vérifier, mais. Mais au moment où on se parle, je ne crois pas que

[46:47] c'est la ville qui a fait pression sur la STM et qu'il s'agit plutôt d'un cas où c'est

[46:54] la STM qui en est venue elle même à la conclusion que, à cet endroit là, il y avait une

[47:00] problématique. Par ailleurs, maintenant, pour ce qui est de la concertation avec, par

[47:06] exemple, Kirkland, Kirkland, encore récemment, laissait clairement entendre qu'ils ne

[47:15] souhaitaient pas que davantage de stationnements incitatifs soient rendus disponibles près

[47:22] de la gare Kirkland, parce que ça engendrait pour eux des problèmes de circulation, de la

[47:31] congestion à cet endroit là, près de la gare. Alors. La réalité est que le CDPQ Infra

[47:46] aurait peut être pu, au tout début de son projet, prévoir un stationnement incitatif

[47:54] disponible au grand public. Ils ne l'ont pas fait. Kirkland, eux, ont conclu une entente

[48:00] avec un propriétaire privé pour offrir à leurs citoyens du stationnement. Puis là, je ne

[48:10] veux pas rentrer dans le détail sur comment, où les vignettes ou quoi que ce soit, mais on

[48:15] sait que ce stationnement là de quelques centaines de places sera réservé pour des résidents

[48:20] de de Kirkland. Mais les problèmes, les problématiques de stationnement près des gares

[48:25] du REM, que ce soit Kirkland, Pointe-Claire ou. Pierrefonds, elles sont présentes partout.

[48:36] C'est malheureux, mais c'est cette réalité là à laquelle on doit faire face. Mais j'entends

[48:42] bien, je vous remercie, mais ça pourrait quand même être intéressant de prendre un pas

[48:45] de recul et de continuer d'évaluer les possibilités, parce que c'est un joyau, on

[48:51] l'a tous, on a tous contribué à sa construction parce qu'on en a tous été pris, puis vous le

[48:56] savez. Mais j'entends bien ce que vous me dites, mais il nous reste encore presque une année

[49:01] dans le futur sont possibles. La porte n'est pas fermée, évidemment. Puis ce que

[49:06] j'aurais aimé rajouter comme sous-question, c'est la vitesse. Il y a une personne qui vous a,

[49:11] si vous me permettez, vous a parlé de la vitesse sur Mont Rose et d'étiquettes. Moi, je

[49:15] vous parlerais le cas contraire. Moi, j'habite depuis plus de 30 ans et c'est rendu une piste de

[49:19] je pourrais être là une demi heure et voilà. Et et moi, j'aurais souhaité qu'on

[49:24] approche la rue Mont Rose et la rue Windermere justement pour tous les jeunes enfants, les

[49:28] personnes âgées, les personnes avec les chiens comme le chemin Ste-Marie, avec, vous savez,

[49:33] des des pôles pour pour pas Sainte-Marie, Oui, Sainte-Marie pour resserrer la circulation.

[49:41] Alors, je vous invite à formuler une demande au Comité de circulation ccc à Beacon

[49:47] Field, comme vous remercier, mais je tenais à faire entendre ma. Parce que, actuellement,

[49:53] comme quelqu'un a mentionné la densité, elle est impressionnante. Présentement,

[49:58] dans notre quadrilatère Mont Rose Windermere ce secteur là. Parfait. Puis félicitations

[50:04] pour votre élection, puis on va se revoir. Parfait. Merci. Merci beaucoup. Good evening.

[50:15] My name is Angie Coleman policy and I am the residents and leave on Montrose drive for

[50:21] almost thirty years now I share it the same concern as everyone else in terms of the safety and

[50:27] the amount of traffic that it is and having a go down and we've done the research. Miss

[50:32] cabana. Have done a lot of research. However, I feel that it's almost like a pingpong

[50:39] game the STM tells us to wait we contact the city they told us. They don't have information

[50:46] and you mentioned earlier when you spoke to to answer questions about the attack.

[50:52] There's no attack, I feel that the attack has been on the residence because when morning

[50:56] I woke up and in my mailbox. There was not that said, there's a bus coming and for

[51:03] thirty years that I've learned I've never been to the council meeting and I thought to myself.

[51:08] Well, I didn't I know where is my city? How is my city passing this information to the

[51:17] residence. Did they ask me if I wanted to do they ask the residence if there was an

[51:23] interest in the bus and I understand that that's the STM because that's what we get that

[51:27] the STM, but we have already addressed the STM I've already return to the board of

[51:34] directors. I'm expecting an answer weeks ago and I don't have that answer the same

[51:40] question comes up you. Here are our city our representatives and we are reaching out to you

[51:48] for support and it seems to me that we're getting side tracked and we'll go and the STM you

[51:54] ask the STM. You are not allowed to have all this information. Where are we to go

[52:01] to get this information? Kirkland seems to be standing up for its residence and saying

[52:07] parking only for Kirkland and no one else. What are the other city doing to help with the

[52:15] parking situation, so that we don't end up having bus on rose or on woodcroft or any other

[52:22] side street. It's a residential upper sky neighborhood. It's not in inner city where we're

[52:28] gonna have bus is everywhere. And my worry is that it's not a big street. Sidewalk on one

[52:35] side. No sidewalk on the other. But you all know that information. So I don't want to

[52:40] play a pingpong game. WE want nc and we want ensure that satisfy us. I don't want to go

[52:47] back home inside. Okay, now, we're gonna go to another meeting. Now we have to send

[52:51] another letters. WE are our team here parents who want you guys to help us. I don't want

[52:59] to know that I have to go back to the STM and again the question back to you. How is

[53:03] this city who represent us And I believe you see on that board of agglomeration with the

[53:08] transport committee. I'm sure that subject come up. How as Mayer Are you figuring out the

[53:16] solution to help the room has its agenda. They want money they've got to put these bus to

[53:23] fill the rem. I understand that but we are city of Beaconsfield and we don't want that we don't

[53:31] want so much traffic and put in Japan by some child, that's taking their bike from the road

[53:39] to the school. I've had three children razed in a quiet street and I would be worried

[53:45] if I still had those three young children going to school. Are you comfortable with that

[53:50] decision again? What is the city going to do to support or at least bring it up at the

[53:57] next council meeting or at the agglo meeting. What are the mayor doing to support us and

[54:03] to make public parking. Thank you. You're welcome. Well. There's no. There's no process

[54:21] at the agglo level that is involved in whether or not. There is parking next to a rem

[54:29] station. The conversation that could have taken place might have taken places. I've have

[54:40] been to one aglo meeting about three weeks ago and I'm going again through three days from

[54:47] now is regarding you no representation to the STM or the STM plans with regards to

[54:59] bus lines bus routes at the agglo level. Now my predecessors as you know

[55:08] expressed exactly how it is that Beaconsfield Kirkland d'emerging municipality as a

[55:15] whole have very little. C'est very little voice at the agglo level. WE don't we don't have.

[55:24] WE don't have a voice. WE don't have a. C'est. Back in. I think it was October Maire Bourrel is

[55:33] last meeting when I want you want to your. I think it was nice Malcolm who ask a question

[55:42] at the agglo meeting and maire Burrell wanted to be able to to to answer and he was completely

[55:48] cut off his Mike was turned off and so he walked out. So it's not a forum in which we can we

[55:55] can actually move the needle, unfortunately and but that's the reality now. That's it.

[56:05] That's the deck. We're in the municipal level in terms of looking at the residence

[56:14] statistical study needs transparency. Why did I get something in my mailbox? Why

[56:23] did I see the platform being built and I personally? No joke. Thought it was for mailbox. I

[56:28] thought well, it's gonna be. You know centralized spot for all the mail Untill. I've got

[56:35] that that you shouldn't happen that should not happen. That's a failure. Not because you're

[56:40] in your hear your new in the position, but in the future, it's a failure in the city to

[56:46] advice. It's residences. It is a failure something that you think you alright. I think I

[56:55] have two more people who want to ask questions. And then we'll move on. OK, donc Marcel

[57:04] Leblanc, je suis sur mon rose. Oui, c'est concernant aussi le transport avec l'autobus. Moi

[57:11] je suis d'accord avec tout ce qui a été dit jusqu'ici. Puis moi j'ai toujours aimé

[57:16] Beaconsfield pour l'environnement, la tranquillité, le genre de

[57:20] personne qui demeure ici. Je pense que c'est des gens qui aiment la nature. Puis je suis

[57:24] bien d'accord pour le REM, il n'y a pas de pollution, c'est c'est vraiment rapide, beaucoup

[57:29] de qualité, mais si on met ça en contrepartie, avec un autobus qui pollue, qui nuit

[57:36] aux enfants, à la sécurité, je trouve que ça ne va pas avec la ville de Beaconsfield. Puis ma

[57:43] question, c'est est-ce que des autobus comme ça, c'est nous? Sur mon road, on est proche

[57:49] quand même. Moi, je sais que nous, il y a beaucoup de gens, comme vous avez pu probablement

[57:54] le constater, qu'ils aiment marcher à pied. Dans Sherwood, on marche beaucoup, puis moi,

[57:57] de chez moi, aller au REM à pied, c'est une affaire de rien. Je suis sur Mont Rose, puis

[58:02] j'ai juste à prendre le foyer de personnes âgées, là, le chemin qu'il y a là, puis je me

[58:08] rends là dans quinze minutes, puis je pense que je suis peut être le plus éloigné sur Mont

[58:13] Rose de cette station là. Ça fait que moi, je pense que la marche va bien avec la ville de

[58:19] Beaconsfield, avec l'environnement, puis puis aussi le train va beaucoup avec

[58:24] l'environnement. Donc ma question, d'ailleurs, cette fameuse autobus là, que je

[58:29] pense qu'on n'a pas besoin, on a déjà la station pour refaire Beaconsfield, on a

[58:34] Saint-Charles, puis Sherbrooke, puis un autobus de jour qui est toujours vide. Ma question,

[58:39] c'est Est ce qu'il va y avoir un autobus qui va partir au sud du sud L'a20, de Beacon Hill,

[58:45] de Mont Rose pour se rendre ou est ce qu'on est les seuls qui seraient pénalisés alors qu'on

[58:50] est les plus proches de la station? Moi pour moi c'est en contradiction là, Je ne suis

[58:56] pas en mesure de vous dire ce que la STM planifie comme projet ou trajet à différents

[59:04] endroits du territoire, dans les semaines ou dans les mois qui viennent, c'est la STM qui

[59:11] sera responsable de rendre public ce qu'elle prévoit faire au sud, au nord de la 20, à

[59:20] Beacon Field, à Kirkland, à Pointe-Claire, à Dorval. Et malheureusement, ce n'est pas

[59:25] de l'information qu'on est en mesure de. Répondre. Mais moi, je crois toujours aussi à autre

[59:33] chose que la confrontation. Je suis persuadé que si vous avec avec, mettons, de l'humanisme

[59:41] ou en tout cas avec tact, vous parlez à la STM, je suis pas mal certain que, si vous

[59:48] arrivez avec des chiffres, la culture de Beaconsfield, à quel point que les. L'autobus qu'il

[59:53] y a là qui passe sur Sherbrooke est toujours vide puis qu'on est proche, proche, proche de

[59:58] la station. Moi, y aller à pied, ça va être. Ça va être très agréable pour moi, me rendre à

[1:00:04] pied. Puis je pense qu'on est les plus éloignés parce qu'on est pas loin du parc Mont Rose,

[1:00:09] donc on est probablement les plus loin les plus, on est les plus éloignés, puis on peut se

[1:00:15] rendre à pied. Ça fait qu'on n'en a pas besoin. D'accord, Merci. Puis de nous représenter.

[1:00:21] Moi, je crois que vous pouvez nous représenter sans confrontation, Eux, s'ils

[1:00:26] veulent le faire puis vous oblige, vous verrez, mais au moins vous aurez transmis notre

[1:00:30] culture puis nos besoins. C'est juste ça que je veux. Merci. I think we're over thirty minutes.

[1:00:41] Caroline. Malcolm Five roses so a couple of Procedural. Questions. I'm in the question.

[1:00:48] Last council meeting and you paraphrase it and I just wondered why wasn't verbatim

[1:00:55] like it was for the meeting as the procedure with Beaconsfield cause I'm looking good

[1:01:01] questions the reason why I summarized words that it was very long. OK, but there is

[1:01:07] when I do it on the Internet. I mean, there is the limit, so the same with the aglo meeting.

[1:01:12] I mean the limits me two thousand caractères. OK, so but they read it verbatim. So you

[1:01:17] were in that you must have heard my questions. Here now at the meeting, monsieur Borrell.

[1:01:25] That was the last meeting of November. Twenty seventh you were at the meeting. Yes, I was

[1:01:32] well the question in ok and madame, you didn't know you didn't think so the new of

[1:01:38] Montreal said that she would collaborate with the city with the West Island City and I had

[1:01:44] trois points parking at the RAM, the Floride and the West Island water and also the fact that

[1:01:49] there were so anti cards that they didn't want cards going to the kirkland ram. And she said

[1:01:57] she would collaborate. So is there any kind of collaboration going with the West Island with

[1:02:05] the city of Montreal, because you keep saying, we have no voice and even when it comes to

[1:02:11] taxes, taxe where we are saying too much and if you're you're saying now you have delayed the

[1:02:18] budget and is it because of the city of Montreal, because now there is another meeting this

[1:02:23] on Thursday and I could send another question in and about the water taxes the person.

[1:02:30] That's coming from the agglo and I also complained why you holding up my city budget

[1:02:38] because you're a part is not done. Yes, but so what is your? What are you collaborating with

[1:02:47] the other west-island? Maire? And what what is the city of Montreal? Will we go back on

[1:02:52] any of those files? Where are you going to say like the West Island? Rame parking. It's out

[1:02:58] of our hands. WE just have to accept it. First of all welcome. You know the fact that the

[1:03:09] mayor of Montreal new elected speaks of collaboration and essentially a new era when it

[1:03:18] comes to the report that Montreal and the d'emerging municipalities may have now

[1:03:26] beyond words how well that translates into concrete réaliste realistic actions. I

[1:03:33] agree. I don't know what I'm gonna keep pursuing. I have seen the new member of Montreal

[1:03:40] for about forty five minutes that that meeting I had thirty-five second phone call

[1:03:46] which I appreciated that you know she would call and and and make the connection, but again

[1:03:53] beyond and beyond those words of wanting to collaborate. So there's nothing concrete will

[1:04:00] not yet. She said to give her ok? So so then the next questions. Are we going to stop

[1:04:07] Kirkland residence from parking at the Beaconsfield train station. I mean, we can all get

[1:04:14] into these kinds of tea for thought I mean it's not helpful to the whole West Island

[1:04:20] community and that's what I've been trying to get out with a historical one for the time

[1:04:24] being. OK? Thank you very much you very much. That's it for question period. Thank you. OK.

[1:04:41] Procès-verbal Item 10.1. Take it 10.1. Oui, ça m'a rendu là, Donc item dix points. Je

[1:04:53] propose l'approbation du procès-verbal de la séance ordinaire du Conseil de la

[1:04:56] ville de Beaconsfield du 17 novembre 2025, proposé juste seconde en faveur. Item 20.1.

[1:05:14] Contract. Géré comme Twenty twenty five for the printing of the contract and information

[1:05:22] info flash for twenty twenty seeks to the single and confirming better action

[1:05:27] impressions, inc. In the amount of fifty five thousand one and twenty-three all taxes included.

[1:05:38] All in favor. Item twenty point two 20.2. Je propose renouvellement renouvellement

[1:05:49] du contrat. TP 20 21 Trait d'union onze pour la fourniture de services professionnels pour

[1:05:58] le programme préventif quinquennal du réseau d'aqueduc pour l'année 20026 avec

[1:06:08] Management Simon Inc. Au coût approximatif de. 1035, 796 et 60 sous toutes taxes incluses

[1:06:23] en faveur. Idem, Twenty Point, Three. Of contract TP twenty twenty three dash zero two for

[1:06:36] mowing and cleaning of the city green space for the year twenty twenty six with leading

[1:06:41] paysagement at approximate cost of two hundred thousand fifty dollars all taxes included. In

[1:06:48] the proposal. Item 20.4 Renouvellement du contrat. TP 20 23 Tiret zéro sept. Pour le

[1:07:03] transport de feuilles en vrac pour l'année 20 26 avec gfl environnemental incorporée au

[1:07:10] coût approximatif de 59 850 $ toutes taxes incluses, je propose. Je seconde en faveur.

[1:07:23] Item twenty five for the ritual of the contract TP twenty twenty for the year of seven

[1:07:31] for agriculture work Century of three trimming three cutting century with that resumes at an

[1:07:39] early right for the year twenty twenty six with our both design inc. At an approximate cost of

[1:07:45] four hundred thousand hundred and fifty-nine. Doors and sixth sense all taxes included. And

[1:07:54] second. Items. 20.6 Le renouvellement du contrat TP 20 25 zéro un Pour l'entretien

[1:08:06] paysager du village de Beaurepaire pour l'année 20 26 avec sept, cinq, sept, quatre,

[1:08:12] quatre sept neuf Canada Inc. DLC au coût approximatif de 36 420 $ et quatre 20 700 toutes

[1:08:21] taxes incluses. Je propose je seconde en faveur. Of an annual service contract for the city

[1:08:34] place Citizen platform by solution by the City, Inc. For the year of Twenty twenty six

[1:08:41] for the approximate amount of fifty thousands and all taxes included. I propose. Items 30.1.

[1:09:01] That. Is the previous. Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry so against typology. Items. 30.1. Alors ça,

[1:09:21] c'est pour l'approbation de la liste des comptes à payer au 15 décembre 2025 et la liste des

[1:09:27] paiements préautorisés pour la période de 6 novembre 2025 au 16 novembre 2025 et au 18

[1:09:34] novembre et du 18 novembre 2025 au 3 décembre 2025 pour un déboursé total de 5 millions de

[1:09:42] un 272, 222 et 36 173 cinq. Pardon? Proposé. Je seconde alors les principales dépenses

[1:10:00] ce mois ci sont une somme de 1 125 741 $ et quatre 20 300 à Service d'Infrastructure Vortex

[1:10:10] Inc. Pour un décompte progressif concernant la réhabilitation structurale de

[1:10:15] conduites d'aqueduc 391 0 $, 242 et 75 à Pavage D'Amours Inc. Pour des travaux ponctuels sur

[1:10:26] le réseau d'égout pluvial et 194 217 $ et 30 900 à in-situ forme Technology Limited pour

[1:10:37] la réhabilitation structurale de conduites d'égout sanitaire en faveur. Idem point two. The

[1:10:53] autorisation to proceed with budgetary transfer. Items. 30.3 Approbation d'un appui

[1:11:06] financier de 150 $ à la Société d'opéra Lakeshore Inc. Pour l'achat d'une annonce dans le

[1:11:13] programme souvenir pour l'année 2026. Je propose qu'on en faveur. For this is for the

[1:11:29] approval of 8 $ contributions to enveloppe kraft Pherson correctly for participating in

[1:11:37] the player development program you fifteen Cup Championship by Soccer Canada in von Ontario

[1:11:42] from August twenty-fifth to september first twenty Twenty Five y propose. Items 40.1. Je

[1:11:56] donne avis de motion pour le dépôt. Avis de motion et adoption du projet de règlement.

[1:12:01] By zéro 98 zéro six intitulé Règlement modifiant le règlement. By zéro 98 sur les

[1:12:09] plans d'implantation et d'intégration architecturale, afin de modifier le champ

[1:12:15] d'application, de modifier la terminologie et d'ajouter des objectifs et critères pour les

[1:12:21] immeubles patrimoniaux et soumission du premier projet de règlement à une consultation

[1:12:28] publique, le 26 janvier 2026 à 10 9 h. Je propose le dépôt et j'appuie en faveur. Items items

[1:12:45] point to. And not of draft by law and treated by law of tarif twenty twenty six item 40.3. Je

[1:12:59] donne avis de motion dépôt et avis d'une motion du projet de règlement B174 intitulé

[1:13:07] Règlement de régie interne du Conseil et sur la fixation des. Séance ordinaire du Conseil

[1:13:13] municipal. Merci. Item 45 donc pour les items sur cette catégorie. Donc Item 45.1

[1:13:24] jusqu'à 45.16. Tous ces projets sont proposés pour votre approbation sur Just also add

[1:13:34] specific common round items forty five point nine for building located at sixty five

[1:13:39] feet field. Faire excuse me well approved like the others I mentioned this is according to

[1:13:43] option B specific option by specific options by so pour approbation. Items for the five

[1:14:00] points seven and following. Exactement. Donc pour les items 45,17 jusqu'à 45,23, Ce groupe

[1:14:10] de projets ou items sont proposés pour votre refus. Je seconde all in favor. Merci.

[1:14:23] Item 51.1 Nomination d'élus. Désignation du maire suppléant pour les mois de janvier,

[1:14:30] février, mars et avril 2026. Je propose donc. Nous proposons, Madame la conseillère Dominique

[1:14:38] Godin, pour agir comme maire suppléante pour les quatre premiers mois de 20 26. En

[1:14:48] faveur. Merci. Merci. Fifty trois point One. One micro and that we go so the money for it

[1:15:02] like to propose the money for the planning advisory committee of the November. Twenty twenty

[1:15:06] twenty five, we just went through the project. So there's not much more to add in terms

[1:15:11] of the menu all just mention. However that the next meeting for the the planning advisory

[1:15:17] committee will be not on January seventh usually wednesday, but they will be on

[1:15:23] January six. If you have a project pending a pending review, you will have been

[1:15:29] advised already be here and planning, so just as a reminder that meeting will be held in

[1:15:34] the new year and January six. So proposer proposed secondé. Fifty 3.50 3.2. Donc pour cet

[1:15:52] item, je suis très heureux de proposer le renouvellement d'un mandat pour Monsieur Ben Hanson

[1:15:59] au sein du Comité consultatif d'urbanisme de Sécu. Ben Monsieur Benenson has been

[1:16:05] available member of the planning advisory committee for a number of years and

[1:16:09] continuing to provide thoughtful and very balanced feedback at every meeting has

[1:16:15] also keen to continue on the committee and helping the committee with this work and so

[1:16:20] will be happy to have it back. Alors c'est proposé. Je seconde en faveur. Item 53.3. The

[1:16:33] mandate of the member of the culture and leisure advisory committee those member that are

[1:16:39] being ringwood or Andrea Baldoni, Claude Gagné and Matthew Steven. So I'm very

[1:16:46] happy to recommend that they be. Accepted and just a small note that the committee will start

[1:16:55] back up in January, and that will be looking for a new member and posting on the media

[1:17:01] on the social media and the website of the city contact. Thank you. I second. Sixty

[1:17:14] point one. Reconduction de la résolution 20 24 zéro neuf trois huit trois. Demande de

[1:17:24] lettre d'appui au Centre de la jeunesse et de la famille Batshaw pour le projet

[1:17:30] d'infrastructure du campus Beaconsfield, sur le terrain du CIUSSS de

[1:17:39] L'ouest-de-l'île-de-montréal. Je propose I second en faveur. Item 60.2. Il s'agit d'un dépôt

[1:17:52] Dépôt du registre des déclarations pour les dons, marque d'hospitalité ou autres

[1:17:57] avantages reçus par les membres du Conseil. C'est déposé. 60.3 Déposé of the statement of

[1:18:10] pécunière interest of the council members. So we all have to declare what are your

[1:18:16] interest are so that if you get a hold of that document, you can check to see whether or not

[1:18:24] we're in conflict on the award of certain contract or not, so there is deposited. 64 60.4.

[1:18:34] Pardon? This is for the adoption of the age-friendly municipality policy and the

[1:18:40] twenty twenty for two twenty twenty at action plan propose this second and that all in

[1:18:46] favor. Sixty five. 60.5 Autorisation Comité municipalité, amie des aînés,

[1:18:57] Madame, d'assurer le suivi du Plan d'action 2024 et 20 28, selon la politique municipalité

[1:19:03] amie des aînés. Je propose. Qu'on. En faveur. Merci. 6.6 Autorisation The sign in

[1:19:20] agreement with humans world for animals for the protection of animals in emergency situations.

[1:19:29] And. Merci. 60.11 Rapport du maire sur les décisions prises par le Conseil d'agglomération

[1:19:40] lors de sa séance du 27 novembre 2025. So there were not a lot of decisions of

[1:19:48] tremendous importance. Most of the agenda was filled with nominations on different

[1:19:55] committee. I will be a member of the finance and the administration committee of the

[1:20:04] agglomeration and also a member of the Commission d'examen des contrats. That are presented to

[1:20:13] the agglo. Comme vous avez entendu la nouvelle mairesse de Montréal, madame Martinez

[1:20:22] Ferrada, a exprimé en anglais no less, l'intention de collaborer avec toutes les

[1:20:31] villes de l'île, ce qui est franchement quelque chose de bienvenu et on lui fait

[1:20:38] confiance et on espère franchement que ces souhaits là se traduiront par des actions

[1:20:46] concrètes. Par contre, je pense que ça augure bien. Des spokesperson for the agglo that

[1:20:56] presence the agenda for adoption is as of the last month. Jimbei mayor of

[1:21:05] pierrefonds-roxboro, so the members of the West Island community with with whom many

[1:21:10] of us have already established the good working relationship so for many of us mayor of the

[1:21:19] West Island. This is a sort of a olive branch that demonstrated by this nomination

[1:21:29] et concrete hope and perhaps leading to action towards an effective collaboration that

[1:21:36] will see things change, we can only hope and and give our new mayors in Montreal. Well, you

[1:21:46] know sometimes to prove yourself right or wrong and I have the agenda for the

[1:21:55] upcoming council. Agglo Council meeting this Thursday and yes, I can tell you that Montreal

[1:22:02] resume it's a good habbit of spending millions of dollars very quickly and various issues

[1:22:11] some of which I will want to report to you back in January. Thank you. Merci. Rapport des

[1:22:19] directeurs. Monsieur Boileau. Oui. Merci Monsieur le Maire. Donc deux rapports seulement.

[1:22:24] Le visionnement des séances du Conseil, mises à jour mensuelles ainsi que le rapport

[1:22:29] des permis. Je veux quand même vous informer qu'en début d'année, je vais souscrire à

[1:22:35] nouveau à l'abonnement de la Ville, à l'Union des municipalités du Québec et à la

[1:22:39] Fédération canadienne des municipalités. Et je veux souhaiter à tous ceux et celles

[1:22:44] qui sont présents un joyeux Noël et une bonne année. Reposez vous un peu et revenons

[1:22:51] en grande force en début d'année 2026, qui, comme toujours, sont de belles et

[1:22:55] grosses années à servir les citoyens de Beaconsfield avec les membres de mon équipe.

[1:23:00] Merci Monsieur Boileau. 95 Levée de la séance. Close the meeting. Alors merci à tous

[1:23:18] ceux et celles qui se sont déplacés ici ce soir. Thank you very much for coming. Thank you

[1:23:23] for those of you viewing and and listening in from home. I wish everyone very merry

[1:23:31] Christmas Happy Hanouka. De joyeuses fêtes et une bonne et heureuse année 20 26. Merci.

2025-12-15 Conseil municipal de Beaconsfield

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