[2:54] The proposal put forward by Merci brings us to
[2:58] point 2 of comments on questions
[3:00] relating to the topics on the
[3:01] agenda that I have just named.
[3:04] You do
[3:13] n't have a question?
[3:16] Blood problem, but there's no
[3:17] question about it.
[3:17] Blood problem.
[3:21] I'll continue, uh,
[3:23] I'll be at point 3. Probation of the
[3:26] minutes. You all received it.
[3:28] This is in line with our discussions regarding the
[3:30] decision of the proposer for
[3:33] Merci.
[3:35] 4 files from the town hall, not tonight. 5.
[3:38] General direction and claw. 5.1
[3:40] Regulation 2026 514 on Pricing
[3:43] Notice of Motion and Filing of Draft
[3:44] Regulation. In fact, it is related to 5.1
[3:48] points 9.1 intermunicipal expectation
[3:50] the sharing export of the arena and 9.2
[3:52] 2 memoranda of understanding for
[3:53] the use of the arena uh all
[3:56] points which are linked there I will give
[3:57] a general explanation for that I
[3:59] could go more precisely but
[4:02] so several
[4:04] years ago we started discussions with
[4:05] the municipalities you see poisines to
[4:06] share the operating costs of the
[4:08] renovation uh last year for the for the
[4:12] 2025-2026 season an expectation which was
[4:15] signed with the municipalities of Suminac
[4:17] de Nouvelle et de Maria et de Newchman
[4:20] and what was agreed at that
[4:21] time was that we gave ourselves a
[4:23] one year expectation to work on
[4:26] the criteria and come back with an expectation
[4:28] on a longer term. There is
[4:30] work that has been done over
[4:31] the winter, among other things with the
[4:32] various municipalities, and now we are
[4:34] coming today with a new
[4:36] version of the agreement that we are putting forward
[4:38] tonight,
[4:40] and it will have an impact on
[4:43] these three points. So 9.1 is
[4:46] really the agreement for
[4:47] operating expenses. We reviewed the
[4:48] cost sharing a bit, the way we calculate
[4:51] the cost allocation. Um, so
[4:55] in concrete terms, this could slightly reduce the
[4:56] amount requested by the
[4:57] municipality of Nouvelle, just a little bit.
[5:00] Well, we held discussions
[5:02] with the
[5:04] municipalities,
[5:06] then submitted the draft agreement, and we
[5:08] received responses.
[5:11] For the next three
[5:14] years, regarding the draft agreement, point
[5:16] 9.1,
[5:17] the municipalities of Nouvelle and
[5:20] Maria are participating, but SUAC and Nichman
[5:22] will no longer be participating, according to what we understand.
[5:26] So, to understand this, what we did
[5:30] last year was to establish two pricing structures: one
[5:33] for
[5:35] municipalities that signed the agreement,
[5:37] including youth, with a
[5:40] fee of $100 for everyone involved in
[5:42] artistic activities,
[5:45] payable to the city; and the remaining
[5:47] balance for
[5:48] municipalities that did not participate in the agreement.
[5:49] The fee per user, which
[5:53] was $800, will now be $1200, so
[5:56] $100 less. 1100 totals 1200 and
[5:59] to implement this
[6:01] pricing we must modify our
[6:02] pricing bylaw and that is
[6:04] point 5.1 of the day the
[6:08] bylaw its pricing
[6:10] all all city pricing whether it be
[6:12] hours at the reenactment at the campground the
[6:15] fees to put a
[6:18] minor exemption permit it is found in
[6:19] this large bylaw and since we are going
[6:21] from 800 to 1200 we have to modify
[6:23] bylaw 2026 514 on verification
[6:26] we will also make a small change
[6:28] for players who are
[6:31] in the BB a $50 application
[6:34] that will apply since it is the BB
[6:38] do practices uh not only
[6:40] when they travel on the territory it is
[6:42] much stronger. The
[6:44] fee for non-
[6:46] resident adults who have not signed the agreement is
[6:49] $300.
[6:51] So that's it for point 5.1 on the
[6:53] shelter regulations. If you
[6:54] agree, then we will table the notice of motion
[6:55] and submit a draft
[6:57] regulation. The regulations can be entered at
[6:59] the next meeting in September, as
[7:01] proposed by Mr. [Name], thank you.
[7:04] 5.2 reapplication of an expense of
[7:06] 116950 to the loan regulation 2015 262.
[7:12] Uh we did some paving work
[7:16] which we submitted
[7:19] in the envelope the TCQ is the tax
[7:22] it is a financing of subsidies
[7:23] that we have an envelope which is at the city
[7:26] and we can not it is to use
[7:27] subsidies for
[7:29] paving work different works of boirie and
[7:31] the TCQ changed their criteria which means
[7:33] that the paving work which we
[7:35] thought we could finance with the TEC
[7:37] is no longer accepted since it was a
[7:39] resurfacing of more uh more important work
[7:42] , more spheres. And
[7:45] with this resolution, what we're going to
[7:47] do is, uh, since we
[7:50] were refused for 116950,
[7:53] uh, we're going to use
[7:57] a regulation, an old
[7:58] loan regulation that we had made. We had
[8:00] done some road trimming work in the
[8:01] communal street and this work is eligible
[8:03] for tech. So, if I can
[8:06] imagine, we're going to remove them from the
[8:07] Como Street loan regulations. These
[8:09] roadworks, we will finance them with
[8:11] technology,
[8:14] these are works of 130,
[8:16] 131,000, 135. Then, uh, we will take the
[8:21] roadwork tables that we are doing at the
[8:23] moment, which were done today
[8:25] on the street of the civic center and on
[8:27] Tracège street,
[8:29] which should normally be financed by
[8:31] loan settlement. We are going to
[8:33] transfer the work that we are doing
[8:34] this year that we were supposed to finance by
[8:36] loan settlement. We will
[8:38] add them to the old
[8:40] 2025 loan regulations.
[8:42] We have released 116,000 for
[8:46] financing per piece.
[8:48] that it's a little clear [laughs]
[8:51] but essentially we're not losing
[8:54] money, there have been some small
[8:57] changes in TCQ in the way
[8:59] subsidies are granted. We're going to play a
[9:01] little game of
[9:04] musical chairs to replace the work, but
[9:06] if it's money, it's a
[9:07] grant that we'll go and get, just like for
[9:10] different work. We're going to use it
[9:12] for work in the rather than
[9:14] work in 105. Is that okay
[9:16] ? proposes proposes thank you 5.3 3 act
[9:21] of donation in favour of
[9:24] tracadasiage habitations modification it is for the
[9:26] project of 14 housing units which is located on
[9:29] the street just opposite the
[9:32] city by resolution gives the land
[9:36] to tracadasiage habitations which are the
[9:39] promoters of this project
[9:42] and it is a project which is financed by
[9:44] the CMHC Canadian Housing Corporation and
[9:48] well others have funds so
[9:50] consolidated funds of gardens and the CMHC realized and
[9:53] then asked us to
[9:54] make small modifications in the
[9:56] resolution which made the city
[9:58] give the land.
[10:01] So we just want to make those
[10:02] changes. Essentially what we were
[10:04] saying is that
[10:05] the city's objective is to
[10:07] give the land to traditional housing
[10:09] and if there is no project that takes place on
[10:10] that land for various
[10:12] reasons, well, within the
[10:15] next 5 years the city can
[10:17] reclaim the land. That way we
[10:20] understood that we could also take back the
[10:22] building, but that's not in the
[10:24] city's interest, that's not what we want. We're going to
[10:25] make some small changes to
[10:26] clarify for everyone, either at the house
[10:28] or the intention of the same,
[10:33] so we could, by resolution, make these
[10:36] changes, and in the present
[10:38] resolution, what we just said is that we
[10:40] authorize the
[10:41] general manager to sign a
[10:44] notarial deed there if the CHL wants more
[10:47] than the resolution
[10:49] wants to notarize this element, so that
[10:51] authorizes us to proceed to avoid
[10:54] waiting for a next one.
[10:56] Obviously, when it's always respected,
[10:57] when it's respected,
[10:59] it will propose. David proposes, thank you.
[11:05] 6 treasury 6.1 by-law 2026 513
[11:08] decreeing an expenditure of 550,000 and a
[11:10] loan of 550,000
[11:12] to finance the municipal contribution
[11:14] to the major renovation project of
[11:15] the housing office building
[11:17] located at 5 rue de la fabrique.
[11:18] So it's the building that
[11:20] 's behind the church, between the
[11:22] autumn church and the Bourg school, uh, there are
[11:27] some important works that need to be
[11:29] done. The housing authority
[11:31] can carry out work. It is
[11:33] 90% funded by the SHQ, by the
[11:36] Quebec government and there is 10%
[11:39] of the work which is paid payable by
[11:41] the city. These are 5.5
[11:44] million building renovation works,
[11:47] major renovation and so the
[11:49] city's 10% charge represents 550,000
[11:52] and well to pay this part when we have to
[11:55] go to regulation, that's what we
[11:56] do with this resolution
[11:59] I propose just
[12:03] 6.2 that we expect to pay by July 31,
[12:05] 2026, it comes to 764,000
[12:08] dollars.
[12:10] in the most important amounts which
[12:12] attracted my attention 52500
[12:15] uh for the tracad housings for
[12:20] it is 139 for the acquisition of a plot of
[12:22] land which we had passed by resolution
[12:24] in the Saint-Louis road to secure
[12:26] the roundabout 32940
[12:30] to make the purchase of we had passed
[12:33] by resolution the expense passed during the
[12:35] last month to the lot for the smoothing
[12:37] of the
[12:40] members all received it is this.
[12:48] Report on operating activities
[12:49] for tax purposes as of June 30, 2026.
[12:53] This is simply for information purposes; a
[12:55] filing has been submitted by the Director General regarding
[13:01] operating activities. What I can
[13:02] tell you in general is that things are
[13:04] going well by mid-June. It's
[13:06] always a more important exercise, I would
[13:09] say, which is done in September or October,
[13:11] but at the moment, it's going
[13:12] well. A little less income from
[13:14] golf, not from golf at the campsite in June. We're
[13:17] talking about fifteen dollars
[13:20] less than what the
[13:21] budget was. We expect
[13:23] we are still in the high
[13:25] season but generally there are more or
[13:28] less in revenues and
[13:30] expenses but we are generally
[13:32] following the budget that was
[13:34] planned which was adopted in the fall
[13:38] apart from investment activities
[13:40] now it is also a deposit
[13:43] everything that relates to
[13:44] fixed asset investments we had our fixed asset
[13:46] trial plan which was
[13:48] also adopted last December
[13:50] and you generally, we are
[13:53] following what was planned for the
[13:57] I have nothing major to note in these
[13:59] two activity reports
[14:01] uh 6.5 6.6 it is uh small
[14:05] modifications 6.5 authorized representative
[14:07] to the bank account there that's it making
[14:10] small modifications. This follows the
[14:12] appointment of Ms. Julie Nado, who
[14:14] is also the coordinator of
[14:15] administrative services. We are here to clarify
[14:17] who is authorized to use the bank account.
[14:19] always an elected official, a staff member
[14:22] who is authorized to sign
[14:25] documents or who represents the
[14:26] municipal body. So myself, in my absence,
[14:29] Rist
[14:31] on the administrative side, it's Mr.
[14:33] Director General creating his absence,
[14:36] Julie
[14:41] proposes precisely the
[14:43] same principle, 6.6, it's about accessing what to do.
[14:46] We will add Mrs. Julie Nado as the
[14:48] main administrator on our
[14:50] account.
[14:53] Proposal
[14:56] 7 urban planning and environment 7.11 1
[14:58] demolition request at 1051 rue sur
[15:02] mer 4542166
[15:06] can show it to you on screen. It is
[15:08] located south of the Hydro-
[15:12] Québec building, near the
[15:14] administrative buildings. It is a three-
[15:16] season cottage that is really in an
[15:18] erosion zone, close to number 4, which is
[15:20] in very bad condition
[15:22] and the owners wish to demolish it.
[15:25] has been presented to the
[15:27] demolition committee. In fact, if it is not demolished, it will
[15:29] ultimately disappear
[15:32] with erosion.
[15:34] Therefore, the demolition committee recommends
[15:36] accepting
[15:39] this request.
[15:42] The urban planning committee
[15:44] is the demolition committee. It's a
[15:46] logo, it's been a legal requirement for
[15:48] about 2 years. Um, the cities have to
[15:50] appoint a demolition committee, so
[15:54] who sits on it, and there are rules. It's
[15:56] presented in the
[15:57] municipal newspaper. When there is a request for
[15:58] demolition, it must be a separate committee from
[16:00] the urban planning advisory committee.
[16:03] It is said that only
[16:04] demolition is requested. It's decisive, it's
[16:07] indeed true, it's a committee
[16:08] that is decisive. So tonight, we can
[16:11] simply
[16:12] file the committee's decision,
[16:17] mentioning that people can,
[16:21] it's true, and anyone can
[16:22] appeal for demolition in writing to graph
[16:26] 2826 [grunt]
[16:28] because as you see on the screen, there was a
[16:30] building, there is
[16:32] a building in very bad condition, a
[16:34] ch 3,
[16:43] we don't need a resolution, the
[16:45] resolution is to have,
[16:48] thank you, 7.2 minor variance request
[16:52] at 54 Gare Street, it's lot
[16:54] 3547406,
[16:58] elements that deviate on a
[17:01] garage renovation project. The height of the
[17:04] walls from ground level is
[17:08] 3.96 m, whereas the regulations
[17:11] stipulate a maximum height of 3.65 m
[17:17] plus 0.31 m and the projected height of the
[17:21] garage door is 3.66
[17:24] m. The height specified in the regulations is
[17:27] 3, a little higher. It is an
[17:30] existing garage that is being modified
[17:32] to accommodate a vehicle that was
[17:36] stored in a temporary shelter next to
[17:38] the garage. This allows the temporary shelter to be removed
[17:40] .
[17:44] The urban planning advisory committee
[17:46] recommends accepting this request to
[17:51] conclude by resolution.
[17:54] THANKS. 7.3 3 request for a
[17:57] site plan and architectural integration
[18:00] on lot 6495901.
[18:04] This is a lot which is on the summit of
[18:07] Montsaint-Joseph
[18:09] plus in the area to the IS where there are already
[18:12] chalets located very close to
[18:15] existing chalet. And well, the owner
[18:18] has some adjacent land and
[18:22] wishes. Well, you see, uh,
[18:27] we can't see the chapel, but the chapel
[18:29] is on the left there.
[18:31] That's the large antenna. Yeah,
[18:33] thanks. Then a little further down there, there are
[18:35] chalets that were built a
[18:36] few years ago. Well, we have a
[18:39] landowner with some land in that
[18:40] area around the lot that is
[18:42] targeted in Turquoise, and he wanted to
[18:44] clear a portion of that lot, an
[18:47] access road to make himself an
[18:48] access road. Uh, but since the CCU didn't have
[18:52] the
[18:54] overall project, we just have a request for a
[18:57] diversion for an access road, but
[18:59] we don't know what will be done, what
[19:01] construction is planned. On this lot
[19:03] and the surrounding lots, what CCU
[19:06] recommends is to refuse the request
[19:07] from P and to have details on
[19:12] the objectives in order to have an
[19:14] overall plan, not just for
[19:15] clearing an access road,
[19:17] but for the entire development of these areas. Yes,
[19:20] before we can then,
[19:22] if you agree,
[19:24] this resolution would refuse the
[19:26] request from the country.
[19:29] I propose to simply
[19:32] mention, that's true, madam.
[19:33] This is to remove the discussion on the
[19:35] decision-making process for this project.
[19:39] This point 7.4 request for funding
[19:41] from the municipal green fund for the
[19:42] feasibility study project for measuring
[19:45] energy efficiency and
[19:46] decarbonizing municipal buildings
[19:48] in the city, on mayor's authorization, has been
[19:50] working for a few months with the
[19:52] Union of Quebec Municipalities. We
[19:53] are a few municipalities pooling our resources
[19:55] to improve the efficiency of
[19:58] our municipal buildings. Um, and we have
[20:01] a firm that's assisting us with this,
[20:03] analyzing the
[20:05] different buildings. This
[20:09] costs $100,000, but we can
[20:11] seek funding for 80%
[20:14] of the costs related to these procedures. This
[20:18] resolution aims to
[20:21] authorize us to
[20:24] apply for financial assistance that would
[20:25] reimburse 80% of the costs, and we
[20:28] commit to paying our share if we are accepted.
[20:31] So, of the $100,000 to $80,000 grant,
[20:35] we commit to paying our
[20:38] share if we accept the grant
[20:42] proposed by Mr. [Name missing]. I
[20:50] explained earlier the
[20:52] intermunicipal agreement for
[20:53] sharing the operating costs of
[20:55] the Le Clair Arena from 2027-2029
[20:58] to proceed with
[21:00] signing a 3-year agreement (
[21:04] 2026-2027-2028). Municipality of News and
[21:06] Marci
[21:11] 9.2 2 This is related to this agreement, a
[21:14] memorandum of understanding for
[21:15] the use of the Leclerc Arena by
[21:18] the Caroton Miners' Association. We already have
[21:21] memoranda
[21:23] of understanding between the city and
[21:24] the miners' association. We also have agreements with
[21:26] the various users of the arena,
[21:28] with the association, the artistic ball club,
[21:30] and the modification we are making
[21:33] to the agreement is to allow us to have
[21:35] access to the list of
[21:37] registrations in order to charge the
[21:39] non-resident rate. We need to know
[21:41] which young people are registered or in
[21:43] criminal and from which municipality they
[21:45] come, with their address, so that we can
[21:47] bill them. Well, to do
[21:50] things properly, we sign an
[21:52] agreement in which the
[21:56] association is asked to simply
[21:58] provide this information.
[21:59] The association has this information
[22:01] when people register to
[22:03] transfer it, everything will comply with
[22:06] Law 25, which is the law on the protection
[22:08] of personal information,
[22:12] so this proposal,
[22:17] uh, 9.3.3, now authorization for
[22:19] holding the Rust Québec event on
[22:21] August 16 and 17, 2026. It's an event where about
[22:24] twenty cyclists who will be
[22:26] passing through Carlot
[22:28] asked if they could sleep, use
[22:31] the car room, prepare
[22:34] meals and sleep, use the showers at the
[22:35] Claire bar, uh, and so with this
[22:38] resolution, we would authorize them
[22:40] to use these buildings for the
[22:43] 16th and 17th. You will propose,
[22:46] thank you, point Q, authorizations for a
[22:48] special activity on the site of the
[22:50] gold hut. It is the
[22:52] social pediatrics centre of Accrochecœur Gaspés
[22:55] du Sud that wants to do a
[22:58] family gathering event which will include
[23:00] musicians, games for the
[23:02] sale of alcohol and food to
[23:04] benefit the organization, an
[23:06] activity to raise
[23:07] funds for this organization on
[23:10] September 5, 2026 between 10am and 4pm, they are
[23:13] asking us for permission to use the
[23:15] site of the shack of gold. The shack of
[23:19] gold is the 'omusque'. The
[23:22] owner of this facility
[23:24] may also have an agreement with the
[23:25] museums. For our part, we agree with
[23:27] this resolution to hold activities
[23:29] on September 5th at the site
[23:32] proposed by the
[23:35] same type of request. This time it's
[23:37] for the Horizons Park by
[23:39] the organization Mi-Chemin de Gasp Incorporated. This
[23:41] organization covers the entire
[23:43] Gaspé territory and is coming for
[23:45] people with
[23:46] addiction problems. They want to hold a
[23:50] public activity on August 29th from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The
[23:54] Horizons Park, with its music, has this
[23:56] information aimed at raising awareness.
[23:59] Makeup is also agreed. Proposed by
[24:01] Mr. [Name], authorized. Thank you. 10.
[24:05] Public Works and Buildings 10.1
[24:07] Agreement on
[24:08] Electric Charging Infrastructure. This is an agreement
[24:11] with the
[24:13] Gaspé-Madeleine Intermunicipal Transportation Authority. The
[24:16] Authority has a project to electrify
[24:19] its bus fleet. Currently,
[24:22] the Authority awards contracts to
[24:25] private companies that own and
[24:27] operate the buses. The
[24:29] Authority wants to electrify its bus fleet
[24:32] and it may have subsidies to do it
[24:34] but the regime must own
[24:36] the buses, it's a change of
[24:38] model. So they targeted routes,
[24:40] targeted sectors where they could
[24:42] electrify
[24:44] and uh they have this will take bombs
[24:46] and what comes next is to install
[24:48] recharging bombs in the
[24:50] municipalities on
[24:51] municipal land and ask us at the
[24:54] city if we are ready to receive these
[24:55] vouchers which will be paid for in full
[24:57] by the region which will seek
[24:59] subsidies and what we see is uh
[25:02] in the resolution there is to put
[25:03] the vouchers uh on the land
[25:07] really on the western part of the main
[25:10] where the bonus the surpatus comes out.
[25:15] So we commit to providing the space and
[25:17] clearing that land. And in
[25:19] return, the regime will be able to
[25:21] use it to recharge its buses.
[25:22] This is when there are no buses, but
[25:24] the city will also be able to use it to
[25:25] recharge its vehicles.
[25:28] It's needed. There is no loan with this
[25:31] agreement. We come to finish the tour
[25:33] by
[25:35] authorizing uh
[25:46] sir assignment with
[25:50] I propose
[25:55] next point 10 point
[25:59] 2 campaign of measurement of deputy of a
[26:01] sanitary sewer network for it is in
[26:03] the reflection project of the boulevard Pon
[26:05] so lacquered the m factory. Uh, we need to
[26:09] measure the flow rates in our
[26:11] sewer network since we are doing the entire
[26:13] sewer network under the 132. We have
[26:17] received three bids. First of
[26:19] viséo super conseil aviso super conseil
[26:22] 86250
[26:24] one of Can explore 56650 and a very one of
[26:28] Nord for 47005.
[26:34] Usually well everything that touches the
[26:36] reflection project of 132, we work
[26:37] with the Ministry of Transport and
[26:38] Sustainable Mobility. It is
[26:40] usually the ministry that gives
[26:42] contracts, but since this portion of
[26:45] the 132 project is financed, the
[26:47] city is paying for these works 100%,
[26:50] so it is much simpler for the
[26:51] city to give the contract directly than for
[26:53] the ministry to do the
[26:54] process and then we receive the
[26:56] bill. [clears throat] that we
[26:58] could first give the contract
[27:00] to the firm Nordico which is the lowest
[27:02] bidder compliant with 48005
[27:04] and it is an expense that we will finance
[27:06] with the TCQ so we will seek
[27:08] subsidies to pay 100%
[27:11] I propose to go for
[27:14] 10.3 3 environmental studies and
[27:16] characterizations of soils and
[27:17] materials for the land of ru for
[27:19] multi-unit housing no mandate. This
[27:22] follows the announcement that took place on
[27:24] July 15th where the
[27:27] Eastern Quebec Development Corporation announced that the
[27:31] Quebec and Canadian governments were supporting
[27:35] the Eastern Quebec Development Corporation to
[27:36] develop around 400 housing units
[27:38] in Eastern Quebec. There are 48
[27:40] homes that will be built in Caron as a
[27:44] result of this announcement. We've been
[27:46] working on this for a long time, but we're
[27:47] very happy. These housing units
[27:49] will be built on a lot on
[27:51] CO Street that currently belongs to the
[27:53] school board. We're
[27:54] in negotiations with the
[27:56] school board to acquire
[27:57] this land, and if we want the project to move forward as quickly as possible,
[28:00] we
[28:02] need to commission
[28:05] geotechnical studies. The firm
[28:08] Anne Fitec will be commissioned for an amount
[28:10] of 590,000.62,
[28:12] excluding taxes. This
[28:15] expense is expected to be financed from
[28:18] our operating surplus,
[28:19] not allocated to the city for
[28:21] affordable housing projects like these.
[28:24] Typically, the city donates land and
[28:26] provides a tax exemption, and
[28:29] this type of study is part of the
[28:31] municipal contribution. We have an amount
[28:33] to allocate
[28:35] to the project, so 59,000 will be considered the
[28:38] city's contribution to the housing project. We are submitting a
[28:46] request for financial assistance under the
[28:47] Local Development Assistance Program, specifically the
[28:49] recovery, security, and planning component.
[28:51] route it will be a
[28:54] third attempt to seek
[28:56] funding to build the
[28:58] Saint-Louis road from the old road to the
[29:03] foot of the hills where the sphere
[29:05] ends the drooling ends. These are
[29:08] works that are truly necessary.
[29:10] We are
[29:13] 90% subsidized in this program. We are waiting
[29:16] to receive financial assistance. We're filing
[29:18] for the fourth time. So, if you agree, this is
[29:22] to allow it.
[29:25] Suggested by Merci.
[29:27] Public safety will be discussed at the
[29:31] next session, which will take place on
[29:33] September 14, 2026.
[29:36] As for other topics, we have no discussion of them tonight
[29:38] . Before handing over the floor, let's take
[29:39] a quick look around. I'll start with
[29:41] Madam Mayor.
[29:43] Thank you, Mr. Mayor. Uh,
[29:46] simply to say that I
[29:48] personally want to congratulate the
[29:50] entire municipal team
[29:52] because we know very well that in
[29:54] the current busy summer period, when there is
[29:57] the highest rate
[29:58] of traffic,
[30:00] uh, I get a lot of it, I walk a
[30:02] lot and there are many people
[30:03] who stop me and say, 'My God,
[30:05] the city is clean and everything is
[30:06] beautiful.' This means that it requires a huge amount
[30:09] of effort from the
[30:11] municipal team. I don't think I've been
[30:12] saying this for a year, but it's very
[30:14] important to say that it requires a
[30:16] lot of versatility; we see them
[30:18] everywhere. Anyway, I don't know,
[30:19] I come across one or the other, I always congratulate them
[30:22] because it's not
[30:24] that kind of work. I want to
[30:26] say this personally, and also,
[30:30] but always in connection with
[30:33] human resources relations, that is to say,
[30:34] simply to say that we have had
[30:36] some meetings with the human
[30:38] resources committee regarding their working relationship,
[30:40] and normally we should
[30:43] very soon have the outcome of
[30:45] certain files which, in my opinion, we
[30:47] hope will be positive, that perhaps
[30:50] at the next meeting or not
[30:53] too late we should have some
[30:55] good news, I cannot
[30:57] say more unfortunately. Thank you.
[30:59] madam, uh,
[31:01] just to say that it's a
[31:04] quieter period. So I didn't have a
[31:05] meeting with Mont Saint-Joseph or any
[31:08] leisure and sports files. I
[31:11] can only note that the city is
[31:14] buzzing in the summer and is not lacking in
[31:17] leisure and sporting activities. Then
[31:19] I wanted to say that there's no
[31:21] shortage of activities to do.
[31:22] I was watching the activities tonight, there were a lot of them
[31:24] today, you know, with the
[31:26] sound. So
[31:27] the offer here is still pretty fantastic. Then I just wanted
[31:30] to mention that
[31:32] last weekend there was a big
[31:35] tournament that involved a
[31:37] lot of young people. I found that
[31:38] really interesting when you look at
[31:40] the photos of the participants. That's a
[31:41] lot of teams of young adults.
[31:44] So it's interesting to have gone and reached out to
[31:45] this
[31:48] clientele as well.
[31:50] So congratulations to the
[31:52] organizers, to everyone who contributed to
[31:54] this event. for
[31:56] this wonderful activity which
[31:59] complemented the regattas as well.
[32:01] So it's very busy in town at the
[32:02] weekend, but we also keep the
[32:04] local youth busy. I find that interesting.
[32:07] So thank you for being here in this beautiful weather
[32:10] and then we'll see you soon.
[32:13] Thank you Mr. Mayor. So, among all
[32:16] the activities that are
[32:18] currently taking place successfully, I would say in
[32:20] the city of Cton, at the theatre, there is
[32:23] currently an improv game being
[32:24] played with an
[32:26] absolutely incredible sunset. You
[32:28] 're looking at Mr. de F.'s photos. [laughs] It's a
[32:31] walk. Uh, that adds an activity on
[32:34] Saturday, uh, at the Acadian Odyssey monument
[32:38] in Parc des Horizons. There will
[32:41] be an event organised by
[32:43] the ecomuseum
[32:44] of our CAD. So it's uh
[32:47] [grunt][groan]
[32:48] I would say as the national holiday of the
[32:50] Acadians of Kenzou. Uh, there will be, uh, well,
[32:53] different events there, including a
[32:56] speech by Mr. Paul Leieux who
[33:00] will talk to us about the founding families
[33:02] and introduce the wives of these
[33:04] families. Uh, census of 177,
[33:08] so historical address,
[33:11] flag ceremony, song with honor coral, and
[33:14] we're going to make a toe to the 2029 meeting
[33:17] of the World Acadian Congress which will pass
[33:19] through Carlot.
[33:21] This means that I will have the honor and
[33:23] privilege of representing the
[33:24] mayor and the municipal council. My
[33:27] speech will be at 1:35 PM
[33:30] [laughs]
[33:33] just 4 minutes,
[33:34] will be recorded, discuss live the
[33:38] segments all over
[33:39] RDI [laughs] 2029.
[33:43] Thank you sir, nothing special for me
[33:45] except that the F is doing well. Nothing
[33:47] special,
[33:48] thank you. Before moving on to speaking,
[33:49] perhaps I would have two follow-ups there
[33:50] related to the question period of
[33:52] the last public session. There was
[33:54] a request that had been made on one of the
[33:56] ropes that was installed in the
[33:58] park. Oh
[33:59] yes.
[33:59] Um, and we were asked if it was
[34:01] possible to make slits or cuts on
[34:05] this rope to have a
[34:07] nicer finish for the ropes.
[34:09] It's been done, it's settled. and the
[34:10] second, there were comments
[34:12] on the state of golf in general.
[34:18] There is work that has been done there to
[34:19] look at improvements with the team
[34:22] . I would say that in
[34:24] what has been named in the challenges
[34:26] we have this year, there are
[34:27] three or four worms there that are in
[34:29] poor condition. That's because it's
[34:31] winter, it's in the spring that we
[34:33] see that depending on the
[34:35] amount of snow, ice, sun
[34:37] and so on. The reason this happens is that it's
[34:39] difficult to recover those worms
[34:41] once they're in bad condition at the beginning
[34:43] of the season. We're working hard. Uh, there were
[34:45] requests to have rakes added
[34:47] to the sand traps, that has been
[34:49] done. And, well, what we also see is that there was the
[34:53] whole
[34:55] irrigation system. 400,000 to 4,500 was
[34:58] reinvested last year to redo
[35:00] the irrigation system on the south side. Uh,
[35:02] it left traces on the derin, there is
[35:04] grass that has been sown but it is taking
[35:06] perhaps a little longer than
[35:08] anticipated but well that should be, should
[35:11] be hidden. Then otherwise there
[35:12] were comments on I
[35:14] would say the general cleanliness
[35:17] of the bathroom building or the
[35:19] efforts that have been made to
[35:22] correct this situation. Well, we have the
[35:24] good news, which is that golf has been
[35:27] steadily increasing in terms of
[35:30] clientele for several years now, we have over 400
[35:32] golf members. So this is excellent news,
[35:34] but it brings a
[35:37] management flow that is a little bit
[35:40] bigger than usual. So
[35:41] we adapt, we adjust according to the
[35:43] comments, but in general,
[35:45] that being said, we have taken
[35:48] constructive comments that we have taken, but
[35:51] also
[35:54] positive ones in general. I
[35:56] want to emphasize in general that
[35:58] people are very, very satisfied, and we can
[36:00] see it here, there is a real enthusiasm, and there is
[36:03] a marked presence of golfers, both
[36:06] regulars, those in demand, and those who play. It's
[36:08] very good
[36:10] news, and we are constantly improving. There you go,
[36:13] I will now give the floor to the
[36:15] people in the room. People, name yourselves and
[36:17] ask your questions. If you have any questions, I will
[36:21] take an experience from you.
[36:23] Ah, okay [laughs].
[36:24] I wanted to say, André Mathieu, I just wanted to
[36:29] congratulate the organizers
[36:33] of all the activities that have taken place this
[36:35] summer. It's a
[36:37] rolling drum, as they say. It
[36:40] never stops. Then I think it's
[36:41] appreciated. There are always lots
[36:43] of people and in particular uh uh
[36:49] ecovil regattas which I think were
[36:51] a success with
[36:56] the largest participation in
[36:58] several years.
[36:59] So I would like
[37:02] [clears throat] for
[37:03] congratulations to be passed on to them.
[37:05] Secondly, regarding Mrs.
[37:09] Denise who was talking about
[37:11] street cleanliness,
[37:13] I wanted to do a little
[37:15] personal advertising. I have been an
[37:17] eco-friendly walker for about twelve years.
[37:20] So the whole area behind the
[37:23] mountain street and the
[37:25] railway line and all that, I clean
[37:28] it
[37:30] thoroughly
[37:33] every time I walk. So, uh,
[37:36] I'm actually happy to say
[37:39] that my job is hurting me year after
[37:40] year.
[37:42] And citizens are
[37:45] throwing away less, I think, and I think we should
[37:48] also encourage them to throw away
[37:51] less. Maybe, I don't know, it's the
[37:54] young people who are throwing things away, they haven't been
[37:57] told that they shouldn't throw their
[37:59] garbage in nature, but maybe there will be
[38:02] a reminder to be made at that
[38:03] level.
[38:04] It's good. Thank you so much for the
[38:06] kind words, please pass them on to the team of course, and
[38:07] then the organization of the
[38:10] assignment for the looks. Thank you
[38:13] also for doing your part. I think it's
[38:15] super important when
[38:17] all citizens can
[38:18] put their weight behind the wheel and lend a
[38:20] hand; it's really appreciated.
[38:23] Thank you for that. Questions, comments.
[38:27] Uh, I have a few points
[38:30] that I took in
[38:31] Yes.
[38:32] Uh, Pascal Bois.
[38:34] First of all, I'm going to
[38:35] congratulate them on the improvements to the
[38:38] city. I've been here for 8 years, mostly in the middle of
[38:42] summer. That's
[38:45] incredible. I'm sold out.
[38:49] One thing I really
[38:51] appreciated this year is that the
[38:53] merchants receive the schedule for the
[38:56] whole week. That's just wow
[38:57] because these aren't my clients, I'm going to
[39:00] tell them to go to the
[39:01] tourist information office but they don't always make the
[39:03] effort to go there. So then
[39:06] I have to send them there to
[39:07] preserve the jobs of our
[39:10] young people in tourist information. Well,
[39:12] even though I have a lot of things to
[39:14] do, but I know I'm
[39:16] piquing their curiosity here, I tell them that this is just
[39:18] a small part. So this
[39:20] programming stuff is wow wow wow.
[39:23] I really appreciate that. Then there are
[39:24] many activities. It's
[39:29] incredible how when people arrive,
[39:30] well, they haven't booked anywhere else, we'll
[39:34] ask you how many days you have, you
[39:36] know. That's right, I can really see it
[39:38] there. I can really see it.
[39:40] Then uh following that also, if I can,
[39:44] I don't know if this is the place or the time,
[39:46] but uh I don't know if I could have some
[39:49] kind of exemption for
[39:52] overflow when I have clients who
[39:55] want to stay longer who do
[39:57] n't want to go to church that I
[40:01] could put them because I have a large
[40:02] field but I have maximized my exclusion zone
[40:06] if I could take like some
[40:09] I'm talking more like vans my
[40:10] small motorhomes that I could slide
[40:14] like at
[40:16] the entrance between the trees. Um,
[40:20] I don't know if I should make a
[40:21] written request or something like that. I
[40:23] find it annoying because I lose some people who
[40:25] leave because I don't have room to
[40:27] go to church, but you know it's
[40:29] just good for the meat economy,
[40:33] we can look at it, we'll see
[40:34] how we're going to contact you to see
[40:37] a little bit, it's when I have
[40:39] several
[40:40] people at the campsite parked in
[40:43] front but there are some who don't even know
[40:45] that these are Vs, I could put them there and
[40:46] they would be really happy to
[40:48] stay longer because I have
[40:51] everything set up at the campsite so they
[40:53] can use it and have
[40:55] services. That would be good. Uh, it's disappointing to
[40:58] see them leave and then
[41:02] spend their money elsewhere.
[41:03] Yeah, but that's it, that's what I was
[41:05] saying, well, if the church had an
[41:07] overflow, then for the overflow, well,
[41:11] maybe I could have an
[41:12] overflow.
[41:13] OK, we'll take a look while
[41:14] respecting the
[41:17] neighborhood's rules. That's
[41:19] my priority right now. Yeah. I would
[41:21] n't take much time, but I would take something
[41:23] like a live van that wouldn't
[41:25] disturb
[41:28] the neighbors. In any case, all
[41:30] the neighbors are very satisfied
[41:33] with the public's peace and quiet. In any
[41:36] case, it's a request, right? We won't know, but that's what we're here for
[41:39] . We'll take a
[41:41] look and then we can contact them.
[41:43] Yeah, that's it. OK. Then uh
[41:47] another thing uh
[41:50] a question it must have been written
[41:52] somewhere but I didn't see it when
[41:53] I was in town the 48 rental units
[41:55] it's W I'm really
[41:57] happy but it's affordable but is it
[41:59] for families, is it for
[42:00] retirees, but
[42:03] all clientele there will be 3 and a
[42:05] half, 4 and a half and 5 and a half
[42:07] the idea is really to have the
[42:10] quantity 3 and a half versus 5 and a half, 4
[42:13] and a half it hasn't been determined yet it will be
[42:15] but it will be for all
[42:17] low-income clientele.
[42:18] Yeah, but these are
[42:20] affordable accommodations.
[42:20] Yeah, that's it.
[42:22] So these are indeed
[42:23] subsidized housing units. The same applies to
[42:25] those facing the arena, so yes, there are
[42:28] criteria for being able to have
[42:32] a challenge question. I saw
[42:34] new housing units for the CG
[42:38] next to the Charc hall, the big
[42:39] white building. Yeah, it's the 21st
[42:41] residence. Yeah. How many
[42:43] 21s are there?
[42:44] Oh wow! OK,
[42:47] that'll give it a boost. There are 21
[42:48] student residences very close to here
[42:50] opposite the arena, there are 14 of them, then there will
[42:51] be 48 a little further away. Then uh yeah there are
[42:53] 13 semi-detached houses that were
[42:55] built. So, with 26 homes, there is
[42:57] a major housing issue:
[42:59] people want to come and settle here,
[43:00] but there is a lack of space. So, we're here to
[43:02] address that.
[43:03] Yeah. I, for one, liked to accommodate a
[43:06] young woman who came to study for a few
[43:08] weeks while
[43:09] traveling. But I took my garlic
[43:12] to allow it there. You know, it's
[43:15] outside the city, she comes here to study.
[43:17] I don't know her, but my teacher's heart
[43:21] wanted to help her there. But that's how it is anyway
[43:22] . I am not very comfortable with it either.
[43:25] Uh, then uh, number 132, reflections
[43:29] on tastes. I don't know, I
[43:32] understand correctly, it's the whole 132
[43:35] Canton or just up to the church on the qu
[43:37] and the church.
[43:38] OK, that's it, it won't be OK, I'll see, it was going to
[43:40] affect me.
[43:41] No.
[43:41] OK. Yeah. Then uh I made a
[43:45] request to the gentleman
[43:47] about the 90 km/h speed limit
[43:50] which is placed in front of my property, which is
[43:53] extremely dangerous. This is the
[43:55] moment to ask if there is a follow-up to
[43:57] this or
[43:57] it was, uh, in fact I think I told
[43:59] you that we would deal with it at the session
[44:01] of the month where it was submitted to the members of the
[44:02] council,
[44:04] we were supposed to discuss it in the working room, but
[44:05] ultimately we were unable to deal with it.
[44:07] OK,
[44:08] you are, that's what has been passed on to them,
[44:11] OK, to have
[44:12] a discussion before
[44:14] we submit it in a public session.
[44:16] You're here, you're here, if you don't
[44:17] want to talk about it, it's the right time to
[44:20] move the 70 km/h speed limit towards me.
[44:22] I have the campground, it's 90 km/h in
[44:25] front of me.
[44:26] We understand that, like someone who's overtaking
[44:28] a car, when you see the m,
[44:31] you accelerate before hitting them. It's
[44:33] Narcisse Street,
[44:36] Saintong Street, I see Narcisse Street and it's
[44:38] in a yard, but you can tell me how many
[44:40] times I almost see
[44:43] accidents, and it would be deadly. It's
[44:45] incredible
[44:46] because it's a
[44:48] very popular recreational area in Carlton, as I said
[44:50] in the letter, with trailers and
[44:52] motorhomes. All my clients, without
[44:56] exception, I tell them when they go out, speed
[44:57] up because it happens very, very fast, very, very fast.
[45:00] It's a matter
[45:02] of safety. And many, many
[45:04] people in the area come to see me saying, "
[45:06] Pascal, what business is it?"
[45:08] Maybe that's it.
[45:10] I didn't think it was
[45:11] the city. I called the
[45:12] ministry, and they sent me back. Well,
[45:15] finally, I knew what to do.
[45:17] I wrote a letter hoping
[45:20] that it will really be changed because we
[45:23] really need to avoid the worst and it's
[45:26] just pushing it back since there are
[45:28] several, well, there are at least two big
[45:30] curves, one following the other, at least 1
[45:33] km apart, but everyone knows that this
[45:35] area is extremely dangerous, so that's why
[45:37] I'm asking for the
[45:39] safety of every citizen to push back
[45:42] the limit by at least 1 km so that
[45:45] people don't see 90 coming and it will be
[45:48] less
[45:52] dangerous.
[45:54] So it affects a lot of views and there's a
[45:57] lot of traffic there in the
[46:00] back. That's incredible. I wasn't even thinking about
[46:02] that. I was surprised to see
[46:05] the traffic in that area
[46:10] towards the sea.
[46:12] So that's what I asked for. Okay, well,
[46:16] we'll look at it now. It's on the agenda for the
[46:18] council. We didn't get the
[46:21] work plan just before earlier, but
[46:22] we ran out of time to go through that
[46:24] point. We'll discuss it. As you said, it's
[46:26] the Ministry of Transport
[46:27] that's responsible,
[46:28] and I refer you. They're the ones who set
[46:31] the limits, but to make
[46:33] changes like that, they always ask for approval. They
[46:37] expect... They don't respond to
[46:39] requests from citizens directly,
[46:41] but when municipalities
[46:42] contact them, they go... We'll
[46:45] discuss it here at the council meeting, and
[46:47] then we'll come back to see... Yeah,
[46:48] the guy from the ministry is really nice. I'm
[46:52] 100% right. What's his
[46:56] name, Charles? Is he
[47:01] a person from Ouski, or is it
[47:04] David Land? I don't think so.
[47:06] Anyway, I know him. He knows the
[47:08] area, and he says, "Yes, you're right." And there were
[47:10] the trees too, on my
[47:12] neighbor's property,
[47:13] and there were the people too. I even knew he was going to make
[47:16] a request for
[47:18] streetlights in Saintonge because
[47:21] he doesn't see... He was going to take the street, but it was
[47:23] mostly the trees that were
[47:25] blocking visibility, so I went to
[47:27] see her, and uh, 30 seconds it
[47:30] was fixed, she said yes, and even I can barely
[47:33] see anymore, and an hour later
[47:36] I think it was done. The fact that it
[47:37] helped the area a lot,
[47:40] and well, that's what happens when you ask,
[47:42] sometimes you get surprises, it's
[47:46] a sensitive subject, but no,
[47:48] she was very aware, it helped her
[47:50] because I also said in my letter,
[47:53] but it remains that when weapons
[47:54] grow, but I'll take care of that, a
[47:56] good relationship, so she really
[48:00] collaborates well, and I had another
[48:04] question too, when I was talking I was thinking, uh, Ah yes, that's it,
[48:07] someone told me,
[48:12] I saw someone by chance today,
[48:13] him, and he told me, I said I was
[48:16] coming this evening, he told me, I wrote
[48:18] a letter, sir, the gentleman I'm
[48:22] talking about, wrote a letter to have
[48:25] the Rue du Narcisse widened
[48:28] because when two vehicles
[48:30] realize That's extremely dangerous, that's
[48:32] something. It's
[48:34] always a question of answering those kinds of
[48:36] questions. It's possible that when
[48:39] letters are sent out, there's follow-up,
[48:40] I can assure you of that. It hasn't
[48:44] just reached me yet,
[48:47] but it will be
[48:48] processed, and then we'll...
[48:50] Yeah, I didn't know, but it's been a long time since it
[48:53] was sent, but
[48:54] I said if we make a decision, but I'm
[48:56] not involved in that case, I don't know if you were saying that,
[48:58] but just say
[48:59] to widen the street so that there are two voices. I have
[49:03] private roads, I saw, but for
[49:07] safety, but always for safety,
[49:09] often when there are... it's also a
[49:12] legitimate request, but in
[49:14] any case, it's
[49:15] just... it's still something
[49:17] that concerns me, you know, yeah, we do
[49:19] n't intervene in private streets, yeah, it's something
[49:23] exceptional.
[49:25] If he wants to widen his street, he doesn't have to
[49:27] ask the city, in my opinion, that's
[49:29] not his street, it's the street that
[49:31] people... it's because of the street narciste
[49:34] belongs to an owner at the end and
[49:36] then there is a group that pays
[49:41] to maintain the street.
[49:44] But what he was telling me was that because
[49:46] I answered exactly that, I said
[49:48] but it's private there but when the
[49:51] security of the people who take but that's it
[49:55] I think there is no
[49:57] power well you don't really have the
[49:58] power but he told me to ask the
[50:00] question I I ask the question
[50:04] as we sometimes answer I cannot
[50:05] confirm that this document exists.
[50:07] I don't know if that, I don't know if it's
[50:11] in, I can't
[50:12] comment on that, it's something I
[50:14] can check, but
[50:15] with what you're telling me as a
[50:17] description, yeah,
[50:18] possibly we would send them back to the
[50:20] owners of the land.
[50:22] I know a little about the dynamics of this
[50:24] sector, we've had different
[50:26] cases, I mean, grouping and
[50:27] then maintenance problems,
[50:29] okay,
[50:30] but it really depends on the owner first of all,
[50:32] possibly
[50:34] grouping, yes,
[50:35] the pay,
[50:37] because in the world, who can give
[50:39] land. Yes
[50:40] , but that's it, that's
[50:42] it. I'm not saying I
[50:43] necessarily agree, but I
[50:44] understand the security aspect. If the
[50:46] city has the power, then OK, because
[50:48] in the case of power, it would be to
[50:49] go see the owner and say
[50:51] listen, your private street,
[50:55] something should be done, but
[50:56] I just passed on the message I was
[50:57] asked to. Alright
[50:58] . That's
[50:59] it.
[50:59] I'll still check if that
[51:01] request is currently active. The fact is,
[51:04] all things considered. I have been very
[51:05] happy with the city of Carleton
[51:08] for years. Incredible, incredible,
[51:10] I already often come here and
[51:14] I'm happy to pay
[51:16] municipal taxes in Carleton, to be
[51:19] part of Carleton's summer, and soon
[51:21] I'll be here for longer,
[51:22] 3 years,
[51:24] good news, thank you, thank you, and we
[51:26] are obviously happy to have
[51:28] businesses here, it meets an
[51:30] important need,
[51:31] but I have an answer for the
[51:32] overflow, it's a question of economy, yes, yes,
[51:34] but it's noted, we'll
[51:36] come back to that, well, that's the
[51:39] speed limit of demand,
[51:41] yeah. Having spent time there until
[51:43] mid-June, that's not true, especially when it comes to
[51:45] the church, because I didn't have a single
[51:48] client for 3 weeks, not even a
[51:49] call
[51:51] until mid-June. Well, for the first
[51:52] three months, I arrived on
[51:54] June 26th, and I maybe had one
[51:58] call until before spring break. Then
[52:01] the church was full, and I would
[52:03] n't like to mention other campsites, but we had plenty, plenty, plenty of
[52:05] space. As I
[52:07] often say, it's the center that people
[52:10] think because it's not a campground,
[52:12] and it's about giving permission for
[52:14] overflow starting July 1st. I
[52:17] think it's questionable, but I
[52:19] agree that when we really have a
[52:20] period, if I refused 15 today, let's say
[52:23] OK, yes, but for the
[52:27] first three weeks, it's not true that it's
[52:29] overflowing. I'm able to find
[52:32] more clients if I have overflow, and yes, that's it, it's
[52:38] not in the capital.
[52:40] that moment because we don't keep them in
[52:42] his church. Just to let you know,
[52:44] I have someone who
[52:47] arrives and then sees my campsite and stops and says
[52:50] you have space. Yes. Oh my god, we were
[52:53] passing by because there were a lot of
[52:55] people. But these people tell me
[52:57] when they arrive they do like OK
[52:59] how many days you have we take everything
[53:00] you have you know but we
[53:02] keep our people you know because we are
[53:03] set up we have services you know. Yes,
[53:06] the church is okay when you're
[53:08] really in a bind, but not
[53:10] everyone wants that. There's a clientele
[53:11] that wants that too, but that clientele isn't going to
[53:13] spend money in your place, I think
[53:16] anyway.
[53:17] But that's really
[53:19] the objective behind the authorization, you
[53:21] know, an overflow is always
[53:24] difficult to assess. In
[53:29] July, it's not a
[53:33] municipal campsite. Yes,
[53:36] this year compared to
[53:37] previous years, we'll take into account the past
[53:40] years. Yeah.
[53:41] And if we ever see that it's
[53:43] too full, you know, someone can
[53:44] call me without refusing? Yes, but
[53:46] here we open it, you know, somewhere,
[53:48] I say everyone has their own mandate there.
[53:51] I was saying, I'm a business, that's why
[53:53] the church is so important,
[53:55] but it's okay to
[53:57] preserve the resources we use when
[53:59] we're addicted, and I have nothing against that,
[54:01] we can look at the world, but apart from
[54:02] that, I find it boring because we
[54:04] lose customers, and I don't have the proof
[54:07] that I could
[54:09] please people. Yeah,
[54:15] great, thanks. Any other comments? Are there any
[54:16] questions online? No,
[54:19] that completes it. Someone suggests
[54:21] R