[1:02] Chers citoyens, chers

[1:04] citoyennes, bonsoir et bienvenue

[1:05] à cette séance régulière du 8

[1:06] novembre 2022. Avant de débuter

[1:10] la séance, permettez-moi de

[1:13] faire une annonce au sujet des

[1:16] prix remportés par l'IRA Travaux

[1:17] publics. De souligner l'arrivée

[1:20] de notre nouvelle directrice

[1:23] générale, d'apporter des

[1:26] clarifications au sujet de la

[1:27] Flora sillon de l'eau potable.

[1:28] (---)

[1:29] . En premier lieu, je souhaite

[1:34] souligner le fait que le service

[1:36] des Travaux publics a été honoré

[1:40] par l'Association des Travaux

[1:41] publics du Québec.

[1:45] Dans le cadre du gala

[1:48] reconnaissance, les étoiles, ça

[1:50] se déroulait dans la ville de

[1:51] Québec le 19 octobre dernier. Le

[1:54] prix santé et sécurité a été

[1:57] remporté pour la création d'un

[2:01] processus d'amélioration qui a

[2:02] pour but de réduire les risques,

[2:05] de revoir et d'enrichir le

[2:07] programme de formation.

[2:11] Un autre prix dans la catégorie

[2:13] bénévole de l'année a été remis

[2:16] à une personne très engagée dans

[2:18] la Ville de Pointe-Claire,

[2:22] monsieur Glenn marque a reçu ce

[2:24] prix pour son dévouement depuis

[2:26] 40 ans au sein de l'unité du

[2:29] sauvetage volontaire de

[2:30] Pointe-Claire qui veillent au

[2:32] bien-être de notre communauté.

[2:35] De nature calme et organisée, il

[2:38] facilite les liens entre les

[2:40] interventions d'urgence des

[2:42] Travaux publics et les

[2:43] interventions de l'unité de

[2:44] sauvetage volontaire. Il

[2:48] recevait toutes nos

[2:49] félicitations pour ce prix, vous

[2:51] faites rayonner la Ville de

[2:53] Pointe-Claire auprès de vos

[2:54] pairs au Québec.

[5:23] Maintenant, ce soir, nous avons

[5:26] le plaisir d'avoir notre

[5:29] nouvelle directrice générale,

[5:31] madame Karina

[5:32] (inaudible)

[5:33] parmi nous

[5:34] (---)

[5:35] . Nous sommes très chanceux

[5:36] d'avoir une personne de son

[5:37] calibre. D'abord, soulignons

[5:40] qu'il s'agit d'une première

[5:42] femme à occuper ce poste à

[5:43] Pointe-Claire.

[5:45] (applaudissements)

[5:51] Son parcours diversifié est

[5:52] impressionnant. Détentrice d'un

[5:57] baccalauréat en administration

[5:58] des affaires, spécialisation

[6:01] marketing de l'École des hautes

[6:04] études commerciales. C'est dans

[6:06] le secteur privé qu'elle a

[6:08] débuté sa carrière. Elle s'est

[6:10] joint à nous, elle vient tout

[6:12] juste de quitter le poste de

[6:15] directrice générale et greffière

[6:17] à la ville de Coteau-du-Lac.

[6:20] Elle pisse... possède une solide

[6:22] expérience dans la gestion vivre

[6:26] flipper des enjeux municipaux,

[6:28] soit en tant que directrice

[6:31] générale auprès du commissaire

[6:33] au développement économique dans

[6:35] la région de

[6:37] Vaudreuil-Soulanges, la Chine ou

[6:39] à elle... elle a évolué pendant

[6:41] de nombreuses années. De plus,

[6:42] elle a été directrice générale

[6:45] et secrétaire de l'Ordre des

[6:48] organismes du Québec. Nous

[6:49] sommes convaincus que sa vision,

[6:52] sa connaissance,

[6:53] particulièrement dans le

[6:55] développement du milieu des

[6:57] affaires profitera grandement au

[6:59] rayonnement de Pointe-Claire et

[7:01] qu'elle sera de nature

[7:03] importante pour notre fourmi...

[7:05] formidable ville de

[7:06] Pointe-Claire. Bienvenue à la

[7:07] Ville de Pointe-Claire.

[7:09] (inaudible)

[7:10] (---)

[7:11] .

[7:14] Aussi, je tiens à remercier

[7:19] chaleureusement notre directeur

[7:21] général par intérim, monsieur

[7:24] Daniel Seguin, pour ses

[7:25] connaissances et son leadership.

[7:28] Il a fait en sorte d'assurer une

[7:31] transition en douceur entre le

[7:33] départ de l'ancien directeur

[7:36] général monsieur Robert-F.

[7:37] Weemaes et de l'arrivée de

[7:38] madame Verdun. Je sais que vous

[7:41] êtes impatients de retourner I

[7:44] know dans this for sure.

[7:45] Votre ancienne fonction. Je

[7:47] tenais à souligner

[7:50] l'appréciation que nous avons de

[7:52] votre passage. Merci, Daniel

[7:53] Séguin! We have the great

[8:01] pleasure of having our new city

[8:06] manager, Ms. Karina -- with us

[8:08] tonight. We are fortunate to

[8:10] have hired a person in four

[8:11] calibre. First, I would like to

[8:13] point out that she's the first

[8:14] woman to hold this position for

[8:16] Pointe-Claire. Her diverse

[8:17] background is impressive. She

[8:19] holds a bachelors degree in

[8:21] business administration with a

[8:23] specialization in marketing,

[8:25] from -- to join us, he has just

[8:27] left the position of general

[8:29] manager and city clerk, the City

[8:31] of -- she game solid experience

[8:36] in managing municipal activities

[8:40] as economic development -- where

[8:43] she worked for several years. In

[8:46] addition, Karina Verdon was

[8:48] general manager of -- of Québec.

[8:51] We are convinced that her vision

[8:53] and knowledge, particularly in

[8:54] the area business community

[8:55] development, will greatly

[8:58] benefit Pointe-Claire and that

[8:59] she will be an important asset

[9:01] for our wonderful city. Welcome

[9:03] to Pointe-Claire. We have

[9:06] already welcomed you, but

[9:07] welcome in

[9:09] I would also like to thank

[9:11] warmly, the interim city

[9:13] manager, ensuring a smooth

[9:16] transition between the departure

[9:17] of the former general manager

[9:19] Mr. Weemaes, and the arrival of

[9:24] Karina Verdon I and I know you

[9:25] cannot wait to return to old

[9:29] position, --

[9:33] Fluoration de l'eau, lors de

[9:35] quelques séances des conseils

[9:36] précédents, des citoyens de

[9:38] Pointe-Claire sont venus ainsi

[9:40] exprimer leurs inquiétudes et

[9:42] préoccupations quant à l'ajout

[9:43] du fluor dans l'eau potable.

[9:45] C'est dans ce contexte que

[9:47] j'aimerais faire quelques mises

[9:48] au point pour clarifier le rôle

[9:50] de la Ville de Pointe-Claire

[9:51] dans le contexte de le

[9:53] fluoration de l'eau potable.

[9:56] D'abord, l'usine de

[9:58] protection... production d'eau

[9:59] potable est opérée par

[10:00] l'agglomération de Montréal.

[10:04] Cette usine de production en eau

[10:06] potable de la Ville de

[10:08] Pointe-Claire ainsi que quatre

[10:10] autres villes de l'ouest de

[10:12] l'île, Beaconsfield, Karine,

[10:16] Bader fait, Dollard des Ormeaux.

[10:18] Bader fait..

[10:22] La fluoration de l'eau potable a

[10:24] été ajouté dans les nouvelles

[10:26] installations de cette usine.

[10:30] Malgré les appuis scientifiques

[10:32] en faveur de la fluoration de

[10:35] l'eau, autant de la part du

[10:37] ministère de la Santé et des

[10:39] services que de l'Institut

[10:41] national de la santé publique.

[10:43] Les citoyens s'inquiètent des

[10:45] effets du fluor sur la santé et

[10:47] souhaite que la Ville cesse

[10:49] l'ajout du fluor dans l'eau

[10:50] potable. Ce que je souhaite

[10:54] clarifier, ce soir, c'est que

[10:56] ces demandes sont des

[10:58] responsabilités de la ville

[10:59] (---)

[11:00] . Nous ne sommes pas des

[11:02] scientifiques. Nous ne pouvons

[11:04] pas compter des bienfaits ou des

[11:08] dangers de l'ajout de fluor dans

[11:10] l'eau potable. Les demandes en

[11:12] ce sens relève du ministre de la

[11:14] Santé et des Services sociaux,

[11:17] de l'Institut de la santé

[11:19] publique. J'invite d'ailleurs

[11:21] les citoyens intéressés par le

[11:22] sujet à consulter l'information

[11:24] de la fluoration de l'eau

[11:27] potable des sites du ministère

[11:28] de la Santé et des Services

[11:30] sociaux, ou de l'Institut

[11:32] national de la santé publique.

[11:35] Vous pouvez, aussi, consultez

[11:37] les informations de l'usine de

[11:39] production d'eau potable sur le

[11:41] site

[11:42] (---)

[11:43] . Fluoridation of water. During

[11:47] some of the previous City

[11:48] Council meetings, citizens have

[11:50] Pointe-Claire expressed their

[11:51] worries and concerns about the

[11:52] addition of fluoride to drinking

[11:53] water. I want to make a few

[11:55] points to clarify the City of

[12:05] Pointe-Claire's role in the

[12:06] fluoridation of drinking water.

[12:07] -- this production plant

[12:09] supplies drinking water to the

[12:10] city of Pointe-Claire and four

[12:13] other cities in the West Island

[12:15] -- Beaconsfield, -- and part of

[12:18] Dollard-Des Ormeaux. In 2000, in

[12:20] the fluoridation of drinking

[12:21] water was added to this plants

[12:23] new facility. Despite scientific

[12:25] support for the fluoridation of

[12:26] water, both from the -- and the

[12:33] institute -- citizens are

[12:35] concerned about the effect of

[12:37] fluoride unhealthy would like

[12:38] the City to stop adding fluoride

[12:40] to drinking water. Tonight, I

[12:41] want to clarify that these

[12:43] requests fall outside the scope

[12:45] of the city's responsibility. We

[12:47] are not scientists, so we cannot

[12:49] comment on the benefits or

[12:50] dangers of adding four to

[12:52] drinking water. Requests to this

[12:54] effect must be made to the

[12:58] minister and the institute. I

[13:01] also invite citizens interested

[13:03] in the subject to consult the

[13:05] information on the fluoridation

[13:06] of drinking water on the

[13:11] websites of the minister and

[13:13] Public Health Institute. You can

[13:15] also consult information about

[13:18] the -- H two O Pointe-Claire

[13:20] website. Thank you for your

[13:22] attention. Now let's begin the

[13:23] City Council meeting

[13:25] Merci de votre attention,

[13:27] débutons la science du Conseil.

[13:37] 01.01 Approuver l'ordre du jour.

[13:39] Approve the agenda with changes.

[13:41] Avec changement. Avant la

[13:46] section

[13:58] 10.15.

[13:59] (---)

[14:00] . -- council on the subject here

[14:03] under from the item, 15 to

[14:06] 10:19. Also, at item 30.17, in

[14:11] the English version, the amount

[14:13] should be $61,200. And finally,

[14:21] the removal of 10:50 in item

[14:26] 30.16. Both a removed. Move or

[14:34] seconder, please?

[14:36] >> Okay. Do I have a mover?

[14:39] >> -- Bissonnette, district two.

[14:43] >> Seconder?

[14:44] >> --

[14:45] >> All in favour?

[14:46] 04.01. Approuver les versions

[14:49] françaises et les versions

[14:50] anglaises des procès-verbaux des

[14:51] séances extraordinaires et de la

[14:52] séance ordinaire du 4 octobre

[14:59] 2022. -- French and English

[15:01] version of the minutes of --

[15:04] rosary board meeting 04.03.

[15:05] September 2022.

[15:06] Déposer et approuver la version

[15:07] française et la version anglaise

[15:09] du procès-verbal de la réunion

[15:10] du comité de circulation du 13

[15:11] septembre 2022.

[15:19] >> Do I have a mover but?

[15:26] >> Eric Stork, district seven.

[15:29] >> Cynthia Homan, district five.

[15:31] >> All in favour? So, question

[15:37] period. And might I add,

[15:40] question period -- we will abide

[15:41] by the usual rules.

[15:44] La période de questions, nous

[15:47] garderons 90 minutes pour la

[15:49] période de questions. Nous

[15:51] commencerons par la question des

[15:52] résidents de Pointe-Claire. Nous

[15:54] n'aborderons que les questions

[15:55] des promoteurs qu'après avoir

[15:56] répondu à celle-ci. For the

[16:00] question period, we shall stick

[16:01] to the 19 minutes time limit for

[16:03] question period. We will begin

[16:05] with questions for Pointe-Claire

[16:07] residents and address questions

[16:08] from developers only after these

[16:10] have been answered.

[16:12] Thank you.

[16:15] --

[16:16] >> Prince Edward, Pointe-Claire.

[16:19] Hi, everyone did. I will start

[16:21] in French.

[16:25] Nous sommes ici pour présenter

[16:27] officiellement au conseil la

[16:30] nouvelle association des

[16:32] citoyens de Pointe-Claire. Cette

[16:34] association est née de l'amour

[16:36] pour cette grande ville. Des

[16:38] bénévoles passionnés par la

[16:39] volonté d'aider à améliorer

[16:43] notre sens commun de

[16:45] communautés. Notre fondation est

[16:47] basée sur les valeurs fortes,

[16:51] notamment I always have trouble

[16:52] with this one,

[16:53] (---)

[16:54] . Paul. A political.

[16:56] Le respect de la diversité des

[16:59] personnes, des idées, d'évaluer

[17:01] à sont des connaissances pour le

[17:03] bien commun peut être le fun.

[17:06] Well we have a website to

[17:07] explain all the basics about us,

[17:09] and a Facebook page to share

[17:11] updates, our primary means of

[17:13] interaction is face to face.

[17:15] While social media serves a

[17:17] valuable purpose, nothing beats

[17:19] being in person with a smile and

[17:21] a handshake to help achieve our

[17:23] objectives. Our first public

[17:25] meeting last week was a big

[17:26] success. By discussing our

[17:28] purpose and having a great

[17:29] exchange of ideas and potential

[17:32] projects, we are very excited to

[17:34] see how our grassroot

[17:36] associations can grow.

[17:38] Nous encourageons tout le monde,

[17:41] ici, et à la maison à visiter

[17:43] notre site Web, nous poser des

[17:44] questions. Si vous aimez ce que

[17:48] vous voyez,

[17:49] (inaudible)

[17:50] (---)

[17:51] . The website is quite simple.

[17:59] -- would Council be willing to

[18:00] support the newly formed

[18:02] Pointe-Claire citizens

[18:05] association? And that is, I

[18:07] believe, a copy of the bylaws

[18:11] and the little preamble. We are,

[18:16] as I said, a political. We are

[18:18] not an opposition to Council. We

[18:20] wish to work with Council on

[18:25] projects and fun ideas also,

[18:28] beautification of Pointe-Claire

[18:29] and so forth.

[18:31] >> Do you want moral support or

[18:33] do you want financial support?

[18:35] >> At this point in time, we

[18:37] will take, is, don't nations,

[18:41] but we are on a fund raising

[18:45] road right now. Because, yes, we

[18:47] are registered, but we have not

[18:51] incorporated, nor have we the

[18:52] insurance ease public buildings.

[18:53] So, we have been using

[18:57] restaurants and other adult

[18:59] establishments to hold these

[19:01] meetings. An adult beverage

[19:03] makes things a little smoother,

[19:04] sometimes, sometimes it can make

[19:05] things go the other way as well.

[19:08] But we are off to a good start.

[19:11] It is in six months of the

[19:13] planning and we had our first

[19:15] meeting last week. And nice

[19:18] turnout -- we will be meeting

[19:21] once a month, the second one day

[19:22] of every month, at various

[19:24] locations.

[19:25] >> Okay. I can't speak for

[19:27] Council. I applaud the

[19:28] initiative. And I wish you well.

[19:31] >> Thank you.

[19:32] >> I am sure the rest of Council

[19:35] concurs.

[19:36] >> It's not a big secret. The

[19:38] rest of word has been getting

[19:39] Merci Monsieur. Around.

[19:40] >> Thanks for doing it, good

[19:41] luck.

[19:53] Good evening, Lynn Conway. --

[19:58] Je souhaite la bienvenue à

[20:01] Karina vers dont, je vous

[20:02] souhaite plusieurs années avec

[20:03] nous dans notre ville, jardin

[20:04] verte. Karina Verdon. For my

[20:13] first question, I have a few

[20:14] points, a, B, C. Something odd

[20:18] happened here at the last

[20:19] council meeting and I thought it

[20:20] was too important to let it

[20:21] pass. There was an explanation

[20:24] given why Councillor Tedford was

[20:27] not there. She was followed to

[20:29] her car and was harassed by --

[20:31] developer after the September

[20:33] meeting. After this, she was not

[20:35] present at the October meeting.

[20:40] B, the October council meeting

[20:42] before the October -- of the

[20:45] agenda. Councillor

[20:48] Thorstad-Cullen felt it was

[20:49] essential to state, that, at the

[20:52] September 6th meeting,

[20:53] Councillor Tedford did not speak

[20:54] on behalf of Council and did not

[20:57] support her comments. So, this

[20:59] was in regards to the comments

[21:01] for a new vote, for the --

[21:03] project at -- the Third

[21:04] building, from my understanding.

[21:07] Councillor Thorstad-Cullen said

[21:10] about Councillor Tedford, there

[21:12] were own opinions. This was

[21:14] echoed by other councillors. --

[21:19] and Eric Stork. I we listen to

[21:22] the video and I took notes. C,

[21:28] the fact Councillor Tedford had

[21:30] explained in -- the project had

[21:31] various issues, including

[21:33] accessibility issues, no card

[21:36] charging stations, no commercial

[21:38] business on the first floor, no

[21:40] landscaping plans. I want to

[21:42] acknowledge and thank councillor

[21:44] Tedford for her courage and

[21:47] standing up, and I wish other

[21:49] councillors can learn from her.

[21:51] So, my question is, how is it

[21:53] possible that there is such a

[21:54] disconnect in understanding the

[21:56] City bylaws in regards to

[21:58] issuing permits to developers.

[22:01] >> Just before I give my answer,

[22:03] would anybody like to speak,

[22:05] because they were named

[22:07] personally?

[22:08] >> I will not go into detail,

[22:09] but the reason we needed to make

[22:10] a statement was that comments

[22:11] that were made publicly were

[22:13] erroneous. And so, everyone can

[22:16] have their own opinion. But as

[22:18] president of the Planning

[22:19] Advisory Committee, if there is

[22:21] erroneous information shared, we

[22:22] do need to make a statement. But

[22:23] we are not going to get into the

[22:25] details of that. That's the

[22:26] reason why some of us needed to

[22:28] say what we said. Just because

[22:31] somebody says it here does not

[22:32] make it true.

[22:34] >> Eric?

[22:39] >> As a member of the Planning

[22:43] Advisory Committee -- I believe

[22:46] my research was erroneous and my

[22:49] simple -- she speaks on her own

[22:51] and she is entitled to say what

[22:52] she says but I stand with the

[22:54] fact that what she said was

[22:55] erroneous. Thank you.

[22:59] >> Anyone else? Okay. My own

[23:05] personal opinion on this matter

[23:08] but -- I'm not convinced what

[23:10] she said was erroneous. I think

[23:11] that remains to be researched,

[23:13] which we are doing. I spoke

[23:18] fairly clearly to this the last

[23:19] time, and I will say it again,

[23:21] and I would like to alert the

[23:24] gentleman who yelled or -- I

[23:26] heard an outcry from the crowd

[23:28] at one point, just a few minutes

[23:29] ago. The representative from

[23:37] Sotramont yelled twice while

[23:40] Councillor Tedford was

[23:41] presenting her defence of her

[23:43] vote. She was explaining her

[23:46] vote. That is her job. Okay? She

[23:49] is never supposed to get yelled

[23:50] at when she is explaining her

[23:53] vote, nor is she expected to be

[23:56] a costed outside in the parking

[23:59] lot in a group that I was part

[24:02] of by the same gentlemen, nor is

[24:05] she expected, with other

[24:06] members, to wait for public

[24:08] security to deal with this

[24:11] gentleman before he left because

[24:12] he would not leave willingly.

[24:15] The same gentlemen wrote an

[24:19] email demanding, effectively,

[24:21] retribution, or denunciation of

[24:24] her point of view in council

[24:25] meeting. My perspective on this

[24:30] is, the gentleman yelled in the

[24:32] meeting, was disrespectful to

[24:34] Pointe-Claire their, was

[24:37] disrespectful to elected

[24:38] officials in the parking lot.

[24:42] One, and achieve what he was

[24:44] seeking in the vote, but that

[24:45] was not sufficient. Then he

[24:48] wanted some kind of penalty for

[24:51] that person's behaviour. That

[24:54] person's behaviour, for me, was

[24:57] democratic behaviour. I thought

[24:58] that was pretty audacious on my

[24:59] part. And I felt that he --

[25:03] rewarded for his behaviour

[25:04] regardless of how people felt.

[25:06] And that is my perspective. That

[25:08] is how I feel.

[25:12] >> Thank you. So, my comment

[25:15] would be on that, I think the

[25:16] citizens of Pointe-Claire -- we

[25:18] know Council is very

[25:19] professional in the past but I

[25:20] think the citizens of

[25:21] Pointe-Claire, they deserve more

[25:24] clarification with the

[25:25] councillors as to understanding

[25:27] the bylaws. If there is a clear

[25:30] understanding, it's like a

[25:31] restaurant having a checklist.

[25:33] You know? Is it clean? Yes, you

[25:34] can open. Are there rats? No,

[25:36] you can't open. There should be

[25:38] a checklist of things, yes, yes,

[25:39] yes, yes you get your permit. It

[25:42] should not be -- where people

[25:45] have an opinion or -- why is

[25:49] there such thing as an opinion?

[25:51] You just check mark yes or no.

[25:53] If it is no, it is no.

[25:56] >> Well, that is the ideal. We

[25:58] hope that we get processes that

[26:00] resemble that. I agree.

[26:03] >> So, before I go to my other

[26:05] topic --

[26:06] >> Hang on --

[26:08] >> Comment at the last public

[26:09] council meeting, I did forget to

[26:10] say something, which is very

[26:11] important. I concur that I

[26:13] deplore the actions of what

[26:16] happened at that council meeting

[26:17] towards Council are Tedford, but

[26:18] I have to be able to separate

[26:20] those two actions, but I do

[26:21] deplore the actions that

[26:22] happened because they were not

[26:23] right. I wanted to mention that

[26:26] last meeting and I forgot but I

[26:27] am making that statement now.

[26:30] >> I would like to see her back

[26:32] in Council. She is not there

[26:33] tonight, obviously. She has been

[26:35] traumatized.

[26:37] >> Me as well.

[26:38] >> I watch the video again. And

[26:40] what I heard was not very

[26:42] pleasant. And I wish you would

[26:44] come back. Because we need young

[26:45] people and fresh minds and smart

[26:48] people.

[26:49] >> Okay. Thank you. She will

[26:51] appreciate that.

[26:52] >> Yes, we want you, Erin

[26:54] Tedford. Please come back at the

[26:57] December meeting.

[26:58] [Laughs]

[26:59] is it possible, before I go to

[27:00] my next topic -- is it possible

[27:02] to bring back the podium?

[27:04] Because I have papers and we

[27:06] used to have a podium for the --

[27:08] renovated. So --

[27:10] >> Do we have a podium?

[27:12] >> -- at some point, with the

[27:15] next meeting.

[27:16] >> I always work with the podium

[27:17] as well. It's right here.

[27:33] >> It's would, we can't raise or

[27:35] lower it. You might have to sit

[27:36] on your tiptoes.

[27:43] >> Thank you. My other

[27:45] suggestion is -- it's not my

[27:46] second question. But, just

[27:47] quickly, is it possible to have

[27:49] a system where we can, when we

[27:51] arrive, take a number, to come

[27:53] speak at the podium? So we are

[27:54] not all lining up and -- over

[27:58] each other. COVID is still

[28:00] active. It's just a suggestion.

[28:02] >> It's not a bad idea. When we

[28:04] come, we take a number.

[28:08] >> Like going into the blood

[28:09] testing room or something? He

[28:11] just take a -- yep, that makes

[28:13] sense to me.

[28:14] >> Thank you. So, my question is

[28:18] about the urban plan -- it's

[28:21] just a case to know what the

[28:22] progression is. Are there any

[28:24] obstacles or issues?

[28:25] >> Not as of yet. I think we

[28:30] would all prefer it going a

[28:31] little quicker. I think we

[28:32] would, all including the mayor,

[28:35] that we get a little further on

[28:37] in the process a little more

[28:38] quickly. But we are moving

[28:40] ahead. We have done a big step

[28:46] tonight but, which we all agreed

[28:47] on, so, hopefully, we will keep

[28:49] the progress going.

[28:51] >> Thank you.

[28:52] >> Thanks.

[29:03] >> Good evening, council members

[29:05] and attendees, and -- in

[29:09] district eight and I have two

[29:10] preamble's into questions, and I

[29:11] will try to keep them very

[29:12] brief. The first is the subject

[29:16] is, an appeal to change,

[29:20] Columbus streets name located

[29:21] off of Hymus in district eight.

[29:23] It represents Pointe-Claire

[29:27] residents and Indigenous peoples

[29:29] of the world. -- as a gang of

[29:31] thieves, mass murderers and

[29:33] rapists, they genocide the

[29:37] native population of the island

[29:43] of Hispaniola, now how

[29:44] modern-day Haiti and the

[29:45] Dominican republic. -- either

[29:46] collect gold or die. 50,000

[29:49] chose suicide instead. All this

[29:50] in addition to numerous

[29:52] atrocities which can easily be

[29:53] found with a simple search. And

[29:55] in keeping with the values of

[29:57] diversity and inclusivity, I

[29:59] feel that the Columbus Street

[30:01] should be renamed as soon as

[30:02] possible as a legacy of this

[30:05] man, a -- people who have been

[30:09] historical subjects of colonial

[30:10] rule and a question to that is,

[30:11] how much longer should

[30:14] Pointe-Claire motorists have to

[30:15] drive by a street named after a

[30:17] man now known as the father of

[30:19] the slave trade? Also, I have

[30:23] spoken to various native leaders

[30:26] of communities nearby, and

[30:28] they're also offended by this

[30:29] and would like to see the name

[30:33] changed. The sign is also

[30:35] defective. So, if you look at

[30:36] the sign it was created,

[30:41] fabricated as a typo and it was

[30:43] corrected after. So, the two

[30:47] signs look -- it does not look

[30:48] correct when you look at it. It

[30:49] looks like it was vandalized or

[30:52] someone something is removed off

[30:53] it. Even more reason to remove

[30:54] it.

[31:02] -- upcoming lawsuit and the

[31:09] subject is that Robert -- and it

[31:15] is growing. Their ways no

[31:20] mandate. The organizations we

[31:22] mentioned earlier, just that

[31:25] mandate fluoridation. It's an

[31:27] active decision taken on by the

[31:30] City of Pointe-Claire. They are

[31:32] not mandated to floor date. So,

[31:33] the preamble is considered the

[31:37] -- agency right now. And a

[31:40] serious discovery has been made

[31:41] their, such as a national

[31:43] toxicology programs for reviews,

[31:44] that each find out fluoridation

[31:46] chemicals are narrow toxic and

[31:47] even small quantities, which is

[31:49] no surprise, considering that

[31:51] the flight chemicals being used

[31:53] in Pointe-Claire is contaminate

[31:54] with trace levels of arsenic and

[31:55] lead. According to documents I

[31:59] have obtained through access to

[32:01] information, which all members

[32:02] of this council now have,

[32:03] because you have been aware of

[32:04] this since last meeting and I

[32:08] emailed you these documents, and

[32:09] also that the judge presiding

[32:10] over that federal case will

[32:11] probably rule in 2023 that

[32:14] fluoridation is narrow toxic,

[32:18] and will probably end

[32:19] fluoridation for a lot of

[32:21] communities overnight. Based on

[32:22] what he has already said so far,

[32:23] as I mentioned, it is not

[32:24] mandated by any organization.

[32:28] When I speak to people in

[32:30] Montréal, they say talk to your

[32:31] mayor. And you as the Mayor can

[32:34] tell the -- in that Council, no

[32:38] longer want fluoridation,

[32:40] because the parties I've spoken,

[32:41] do they don't care about it out

[32:43] there. -- I'm not offended

[32:46] fluoridation. So, the question

[32:48] is, if this were a lawsuit over

[32:52] fluoridation, with a city of

[32:53] Pointe-Claire -- it already has

[32:55] plans to be phased out. And then

[32:58] already knows now through this

[32:59] survey -- shown to the Council

[33:00] that the majority of councils

[33:03] already want eight terminated.

[33:04] Those --

[33:05] >> The majority of councillors?

[33:07] >> The majority of households,

[33:09] sorry. The majority of

[33:11] households wanted terminated, as

[33:13] it's now 76% of households at

[33:16] the last 1200 house -- between

[33:18] yes and no, 76% want it to end.

[33:23] >> 70 -- 76% of how many?

[33:26] >> 1200 households. Between yes

[33:28] and no.

[33:29] >> Okay. I have a couple of

[33:32] takes on that one. -- and a

[33:37] human response, to any human

[33:38] response. That means, I don't

[33:40] speak English, got to go out and

[33:41] get my groceries, I'm about to

[33:44] walk my dog, that's a no

[33:47] immediately. If you look at know

[33:49] -- that gives you an idea of,

[33:50] there was a referendum. It would

[33:53] be defeated at the ballot, which

[33:55] it has been, at many other

[33:56] places.

[33:58] >> You think. -- until we know.

[34:00] We have to hold a referendum

[34:01] until we know the truth.

[34:03] >> -- the chemicals are not

[34:05] approved by regulated -- and the

[34:06] stuff is contaminated with lead

[34:08] and arsenic. So, even if the

[34:10] majority --

[34:11] >> Which, I might add, is

[34:13] naturally occurring. There is

[34:15] natural occurrence of fluoride

[34:17] in water.

[34:18] >> Yeah, but it's not a product

[34:21] of industrial waste that comes

[34:23] from fertilizer phosphate

[34:25] factories factories in chimney

[34:27] stacks. It's occurring naturally

[34:29] but it still causes problems to

[34:32] nature or it doesn't. --

[34:34] fluoride.

[34:35] >> Okay. First of all, let me

[34:39] address the chemistry, which is

[34:42] really interesting, and

[34:47] eye-opening, and will definitely

[34:48] look into that. I cannot speak

[34:50] for Council. But I think you

[34:51] raise a valid issue. Columbus

[34:55] holiday has been changed in

[34:58] (interpreter)

[34:59] -- places in the United States.

[35:00] >> Fair enough. I can't speak

[35:01] for everybody but it is a valid

[35:04] issue. So, we want to talk that

[35:05] went out for sure, I promise

[35:07] you. That's for sure. As for the

[35:11] mandated -- those mandated and

[35:13] wanted, it is wanted. If there

[35:15] are people that want fluoride in

[35:17] water, the other issue is --

[35:21] >> The bodies that you mentioned

[35:24] in previous notes, those bodies

[35:27] don't mandate fluoridation. It's

[35:29] a legal --

[35:30] >> I already spoke to the

[35:32] mandated and I use the term

[35:33] wanted because there is a large

[35:35] community out there that wants

[35:36] fluoride in the water, which we

[35:37] have to respect. We cannot just

[35:39] deny their existence. So, in the

[35:43] democratic process, and I would

[35:44] like to speak now, sir -- so,

[35:49] what I'm saying here tonight is

[35:51] that we are not scientists. We

[35:53] are not capable of giving the

[35:55] right decision on this issue

[35:56] because we are not

[35:58] scientifically informed enough.

[35:59] So, we will defer to people who

[36:01] are.

[36:03] And we are not going to make a

[36:05] decision that we don't have

[36:07] sufficient understanding to me.

[36:08] So, we would defer to the

[36:10] professionals, to the people

[36:11] that do this for a living, that

[36:13] really know the nuances of the

[36:15] science and we will listen to

[36:16] them. The other point I would

[36:17] make to that is that we have

[36:20] four other cities involved. So,

[36:23] we just can't decide for Dollard

[36:26] or -- or Beaconsfield or

[36:28] whomever. We cannot do that.

[36:31] That is not our -- not only are

[36:33] we not responsible, but we are

[36:37] not mandated. All I can say to

[36:40] you is that -- I, mean there may

[36:43] be a referendum, maybe a good

[36:44] way of determining the issue.

[36:46] But we as Council, right at this

[36:47] moment, cannot decide that, nor

[36:50] do we want to, because we are

[36:51] not informed enough.

[36:52] >> The question was, if a

[36:57] lawsuit process regarding the

[36:58] City subject, with the City

[36:59] waste tax money to defend

[37:02] fluoridation, considering the

[37:03] discoveries that are being made

[37:06] at the survey that has been

[37:08] shown.

[37:09] >> My answer to that, I can't

[37:11] answer for all of Council on

[37:12] that one, first of all, and I'm

[37:13] certainly not going to make that

[37:14] call myself, from the microphone

[37:16] here. But I think we need legal

[37:21] advisement and I need to know

[37:23] the likelihood of the lawsuit

[37:24] any to know the potential of the

[37:26] -- all these factor into that

[37:28] decision, which I don't have in

[37:29] my hands at the moment, so I

[37:30] can't answer that question.

[37:34] >> Thank you. Why.

[37:42] Bonjour, je m'appelle Suzanne

[37:45] Wilson. J'aimerais savoir si

[37:47] vous avez appelé la Ville de

[37:48] Montréal pour leur demander

[37:51] d'ampleur d'... enlever le fluor

[37:52] de la Ville de Pointe-Claire.

[37:55] - On a parlé avec la Ville de

[37:56] Montréal et l'agglomération. On

[37:59] est en train de négocier le

[38:02] sujet du fluor dans l'eau. C'est

[38:05] tout.

[38:09] - C'est aux mères de prendre la

[38:11] décision et d'appeler.

[38:12] - Non, ce n'est pas au maire. Ce

[38:15] sont les citoyens qui décèdent.

[38:16] Ce n'est pas moi qui décide.

[38:20] - On a une pétition.

[38:21] - Oui.

[38:26] - St. Miller a signé pour

[38:28] protéger

[38:29] (inaudible)

[38:30] (---)

[38:31] .

[38:34] Ce que je peux dire, c'est qu'on

[38:36] n'est pas dans l'opposition a

[38:38] décidé. Il n'y a pas assez de

[38:40] votes pour décider.

[38:41] - Pourquoi tu ne fait pas de

[38:42] vote, dans ce cas-là?

[38:44] - Peut-être qu'on peut faire un

[38:46] référendum, c'est peut-être une

[38:48] bonne idée. Pas tout de suite,

[38:49] peut-être. C'est une

[38:50] possibilité.

[38:53] - Ça va contre mes droits et

[38:55] libertés, je ne veux pas de

[38:57] fluor dans l'eau. C'est une

[38:58] controverse. Ça peut être

[39:01] dangereux, comme ça ne peut pas

[39:02] l'être. Il y a beaucoup de

[39:04] positif dans la controverse, ça

[39:06] donne de la

[39:07] (---)

[39:08] . Si je pèse 300 livres, vous en

[39:13] peser 100, je bois cinq verre

[39:15] d'eau. J'ai moins de fluor dans

[39:17] le corps que vous qui pesait 100

[39:18] livres et moi à 300 livres.

[39:19] (inaudible)

[39:20] (---)

[39:21] . C'est un médicament, c'est

[39:24] dangereux. Vous ne balancer pas

[39:26] les médicaments aux mêmes termes

[39:27] de chaque personne. L'afflux

[39:31] oraux de squelettique, c'est

[39:32] l'ostéoporose. C'est lent dans

[39:36] le registre du Québec. On est

[39:42] seulement quatre villes au

[39:43] Québec. Le gouvernement n'impose

[39:47] par à la Ville de Pointe-Claire

[39:48] de mettre du fluor.

[39:50] - Il y a beaucoup de monde qui

[39:51] veulent du fluor.

[39:55] - Ils ne peuvent pas le faire.

[39:57] - Il y a des gens qui veulent,

[39:58] il y en a qui veulent pas.

[40:00] - Qu'il y a des moyens. Ceux qui

[40:03] veulent, vous pouvez leur

[40:05] donner. Il y a des pilules de

[40:06] fluor.

[40:11] - C'est peut-être une option.

[40:18] - Mes droits et libertés, où

[40:19] sont-ils là-dedans?

[40:22] - Il y a les droits et libertés

[40:24] des autres citoyens, aussi. Ils

[40:25] ont les mêmes droits.

[40:27] - On ne pouvait pas en enlever.

[40:30] - Ils sont déjà là. On enlève le

[40:35] droit de les avoir du fluor.

[40:37] - Vous pouvez âgés... ajouter le

[40:39] fluor à ceux qui en veulent,

[40:41] mais pas à ceux qui n'en veulent

[40:42] pas.

[40:43] (---)

[40:44] .

[40:45] - Ce n'est pas le maire, ce sont

[40:46] les conseillers et le conseil

[40:47] qui décide.

[40:49] - Ne faites rien.

[40:50] - C'est l'agglomération qui

[40:51] décide, on n'a aucune

[40:52] responsabilité.

[40:55] - Non, les autres villes ne

[40:56] l'ont pas. Si la Ville...

[41:00] - Tous les autres villes ont

[41:01] parlé aussi.

[41:03] - Lac-Mégantic ne l'ont pas,

[41:04] Sherbrooke...

[41:06] - Je comprends. On a quatre

[41:10] autres villes. Tous les citoyens

[41:13] de quatre autres villes. Ils

[41:15] sont inclus.

[41:18] - Pourquoi ne faites-vous pas de

[41:20] consultations?

[41:21] - Il y en a qui veulent et

[41:22] d'autres qui ne veulent pas. On

[41:23] n'est pas capable de décider. On

[41:25] n'est pas capable. On est pas

[41:27] assez informés.

[41:30] - Vous pouvez appeler les autres

[41:31] villes pour leur dire.

[41:33] - Monsieur le Maire, on a déjà

[41:35] consulté les autres villes. Il y

[41:37] a 1 an et demi, les autres

[41:39] villes veulent garder le fluor

[41:40] dans l'eau.

[41:43] - C'est la mère.

[41:45] - Ça a déjà été consulté.

[41:48] - Il y a des changements.

[41:53] Ça prend un vote. Ce n'est pas

[41:57] le maire veut ou il ne veut pas.

[41:58] C'est notre santé.

[42:01] - Ce n'est jamais seulement le

[42:02] maire.

[42:03] - Je n'ai jamais voté pour ça.

[42:04] - Merci.

[42:07] - Ce n'est pas comme le soleil,

[42:09] tu te mets de la crème solaire

[42:11] si tu ne veux pas avoir de

[42:13] cancer. C'est quand tu es le

[42:14] jeune que tu attrapes le cancer

[42:15] de la peau. Tu l'as à 50 ans.

[42:16] (inaudible)

[42:17] (---)

[42:18] .

[43:39] Anyone going to answer?

[43:40] >> What's the question, please?

[43:42] >> What was written in the

[43:44] three-year investment program,

[43:47] under parks and green spaces,

[43:50] $50,000 was allotted to

[43:52] inventory and management plan

[43:54] for invasive species. And was

[43:56] wooden under subsequent. So, I

[43:59] was wondering if this is an

[44:00] update to past work or

[44:01] something, what does subsequent

[44:03] actually mean? Because it had no

[44:05] date and doesn't go with the

[44:08] other dates privately.

[44:11] Previously.

[44:12] >> Mr. second, do you know what

[44:13] subsequent means in that

[44:14] context?

[44:16] >> The project that has not yet

[44:19] been prioritized, so therefore,

[44:21] that's why it is in the

[44:23] subsequent column.

[44:24] >> Okay, so it could be under

[44:27] 2023 or 24?

[44:29] >> Every year, council votes on

[44:32] various projects and all the

[44:34] projects are prioritized. This

[44:37] one is in the column called

[44:40] subsequent hearings. Therefore,

[44:41] it's not prioritize at the

[44:42] moment.

[44:43] >> I know because I didn't

[44:45] understand it, because I know

[44:46] that they're already starting to

[44:48] work on the buck thorn and

[44:49] terracotta, things like that.

[44:50] So, didn't know whether it

[44:52] referred to other work that was

[44:54] before it. Okay, and so in my

[44:59] second one is quick. It's an

[45:00] awful world that you put

[45:02] yourself into, or so you stated

[45:03] in your one email out you sent

[45:06] out in September to everyone.

[45:07] So, how do you rate, for your

[45:09] first year in office? Mr.

[45:11] Thomas.

[45:12] >> How do I write my first year

[45:13] in office? Good open-ended

[45:16] question and I thank you for it.

[45:20] Do you want me to rate myself?

[45:22] That is a tough thing to do. I

[45:25] would say I'm just outstanding.

[45:27] I think I've done a great job

[45:31] and I can't think of a bitter

[45:33] mayor to have taken the job.

[45:34] [Laughs]

[45:38] in all seriousness, I'm quite

[45:44] appreciative of what's happened,

[45:45] a lot of what's happened in the

[45:47] last year. We had our

[45:51] recreational facility named

[45:52] after our first female mayor, we

[45:56] had to, not one, but to

[45:58] development freezes on the

[46:00] Fairview forest. We had a deal

[46:05] made on the windmill, which

[46:07] hadn't happened in decades. Let

[46:09] me think. We hired our first

[46:14] women director general, the G,

[46:16] who hopefully will be as

[46:18] excellent as our first mayor.

[46:20] Yeah what else? We have another

[46:23] pending goody that is coming

[46:24] that I'm very, very pleased

[46:27] about. We are there things I

[46:30] would like? I would really like

[46:32] more affordable housing. That is

[46:33] a goal I would like to go after

[46:35] that we don't have yet. I think

[46:37] all of us are working on a new

[46:38] urban plan. I think we want to

[46:42] bring children back into --

[46:45] becoming two senior. I think if

[46:46] there are flaws, we are becoming

[46:47] too old and too rich, and we're

[46:49] not replenishing our sports, our

[46:50] culture of sports and

[46:51] development of Pointe-Claire

[46:53] that we've done superbly over

[46:54] the last decades. I think we

[46:57] need more children in the

[46:58] community. I think there are

[46:59] lots of things we could still

[47:01] improve on. I think we could

[47:02] have better roads, we hear that

[47:03] all the time. So, there are

[47:06] things, many things ahead of us.

[47:08] And I'm not sure, you know, I'm

[47:11] probably forgetting more stuff

[47:13] that I shouldn't. But overall,

[47:16] Miss, not so bad. You know, I

[47:17] think it's not so bad. I like to

[47:18] look on the sunny side of life

[47:20] and I think things turn out

[47:21] better when you do look on the

[47:22] sunny side of life, so it's

[47:25] called the self fulfilling

[47:26] prophecy. If you build it, they

[47:27] will come.

[47:33] >> Good evening. -- Mayor and

[47:37] City Council. I thank you for

[47:41] your positives, thank you. That

[47:42] is very good.

[47:43] [Laughs]

[47:45] she read my mind, that was my

[47:47] question, really. First, we

[47:52] welcome Mrs. Verdun. You are

[47:57] welcomed in Pointe-Claire and we

[47:58] wish you all the best and

[48:00] success to keep our city, the

[48:03] green city, and take care of our

[48:05] environment. Please, we thank

[48:06] you. In advance. So, my very

[48:14] first question, how, with all

[48:17] the obstacles and challenges,

[48:20] you've got it when you started.

[48:24] How are you planning for the

[48:26] next year or for another three

[48:28] years to fulfill all your

[48:30] promises for the environment,

[48:33] for the green space, stopping

[48:38] all the high rise buildings and

[48:40] condos, keep our city garden

[48:46] city to be an example for all of

[48:49] Québec. So, please, you can talk

[48:52] in detail about all that, that

[48:54] is to know what the plan and

[48:56] what the obstacles, and what, as

[48:59] a citizen, to help fulfill all

[49:04] what you've spoken about before.

[49:08] Before the election.

[49:09] >> Well, that is a big question.

[49:13] We

[49:14] >> Have to help each other. We

[49:16] are citizens, we elect you, and

[49:18] we have to work with you to get

[49:20] our city better, and better, for

[49:22] next generations, for our kids.

[49:25] We did our duty and it --

[49:27] thanks, God. Now we have to plan

[49:31] for the next generation. The

[49:33] same with the previous

[49:34] generation did for us. We have

[49:36] nice houses, niceties, have to

[49:39] keep it better for next

[49:40] generation. That is our duty.

[49:43] >> The nice houses is a really

[49:46] challenging part.

[49:47] >> Affordable.

[49:48] >> Nice town houses, condos,

[49:51] duplexes, who knows? The single

[49:53] family home with the front and

[49:56] backyard is a challenge, for

[49:57] sure. It is a challenge with

[49:59] densification and the cost of

[50:00] housing, it's a real challenge.

[50:04] For all of us and this challenge

[50:05] is not mine. This challenge is

[50:07] all of yours up here. The

[50:12] environment, it's a huge

[50:16] challenge. All you can do is

[50:18] carry on and wake up, and try in

[50:21] every implemented way to

[50:23] accomplish those things. That

[50:25] you are hoping to accomplish.

[50:26] You do the best you can with

[50:27] every single decision and you

[50:30] hope you get others to help you

[50:31] do so, and hopefully you get

[50:33] support from citizenry to do so,

[50:35] and you hope, that's all you can

[50:37] do is carry on and speak

[50:40] positively, try and set a goal,

[50:42] and hopefully you get there. Who

[50:45] knows. I don't know, I haven't

[50:47] thought about that. Hopefully

[50:48] that makes sense.

[50:49] >> We can have a plan for that

[50:51] --

[50:52] >> We are making a plan, we are

[50:53] in the process, as you know,

[50:55] Council is in the process of

[50:56] making a plan. We have all kinds

[50:59] of, we are meeting regularly and

[51:01] we're about to make that plan.

[51:03] That plan is really important

[51:04] and we all know it. And we are

[51:06] working for it, and hopefully it

[51:07] will turn out to your liking.

[51:09] Hopefully it will turn out to

[51:11] the citizens of Pointe-Claire's

[51:12] liking and we will have done a

[51:13] really good job.

[51:16] >> Our city, our home, we have

[51:18] to work all together to make it

[51:20] better.

[51:21] >> We know that, we know that. I

[51:22] think all of us love

[51:23] Pointe-Claire and we all know

[51:24] that. It's a beautiful city and

[51:25] we want to keep it that way, for

[51:29] sure.

[51:30] >> For the future, you didn't

[51:31] tell me about what you're doing

[51:33] for the future, what you are

[51:34] going to do. Because you have a

[51:36] lot of, you know, challenges.

[51:38] >> We are developing an urban

[51:40] plan and we are trying to

[51:41] protect green spaces, and we're

[51:43] doing our best to stop the

[51:46] cutting of our foliage and our

[51:49] canopy, our tree canopy. We're

[51:51] doing a lot of things, you know,

[51:53] we're trying to enforce building

[51:56] environmental standards on new

[51:59] constructions. We are trying to

[52:01] do all kinds of things. Whether

[52:03] it's enough, whether we're

[52:04] fasten off is a challenge, that

[52:05] is for sure. I mean, you know,

[52:08] even one of the topics now, the

[52:12] topic of natural gardens. Which

[52:16] is an urban environmental

[52:17] decision, which is interesting,

[52:19] where people can make force in

[52:21] their front lawns, whether

[52:23] they're aesthetic or not is the

[52:24] issue, but it's a way to fight

[52:26] climate change. It's an

[52:27] interesting issue that we have

[52:28] to tackle. It's just one of the

[52:29] ones I'm thinking of. Protecting

[52:31] the forest, of course, is

[52:33] paramount. Because trees keep us

[52:36] alive. But so, I mean, I don't

[52:39] know. I haven't thought this

[52:40] out. I'm just reading it here,

[52:43] sorry, go ahead.

[52:45] >> Also you said -- stopping all

[52:48] the high-rise buildings and the

[52:49] condos. But I see

[52:55] the city council is not on the

[52:58] same page like you.

[53:00] >> Well, we will see. We will

[53:03] see. We don't know that for

[53:05] sure. We don't know that for

[53:08] sure, we have to see. What we

[53:11] come up with an urban plan. We

[53:14] can't judge people before we --

[53:16] I'm

[53:17] >> Not judging. We tried to

[53:19] convince them to help us.

[53:21] >> Well, maybe they will.

[53:24] >> I hope so. That is good.

[53:26] >> Thank you.

[53:33] [Inaudible]

[53:35] >> If you keep very positive

[53:37] like that, I can't help you.

[53:39] >> The next question, please.

[53:41] >> How many is that? That's a

[53:44] lot of questions, I think.

[53:47] >> No, that's all one question.

[53:49] >> Is it short?

[53:50] >> It's short.

[53:51] >> One more?

[53:52] >> Really it's -- upsetting and

[53:56] was a shame. As a democratic

[53:59] country, and respectful built on

[54:06] --

[54:07] >> Please don't hackle. I mean,

[54:09] --

[54:10] >> Democrat is built on honesty,

[54:12] trust, and respect. The people.

[54:15] So, when Mrs. that furred, she

[54:21] said her opinion and nobody all

[54:26] challenged her and to distance

[54:27] themselves from her, and that is

[54:32] meeting giving a greenlight for

[54:33] the bully or somebody to harass,

[54:37] that's okay? Because I don't

[54:39] accept anyone to do that to you.

[54:41] If anyone did that to any one of

[54:42] you, I would be coming here to

[54:45] defend and talk about it.

[54:46] Because that is democratic. We

[54:49] can't let somebody do that and

[54:51] we let it go. That is a shame,

[54:53] really. I'm talking as a

[54:55] citizen, we don't have to let

[54:58] anybody be bullied or harassed

[55:03] for what she's saying. Because

[55:05] with respect, she said untrue

[55:09] that it she was doing her best.

[55:10] Maybe you don't agree with her,

[55:11] but you don't harass people. You

[55:12] don't believe people. And you,

[55:15] you go against or? Is that

[55:16] right? If it happened to you --

[55:24] >> You need to point out you

[55:25] need to separate the two issues.

[55:26] None of us sitting at this table

[55:28] ever would support bullying and

[55:30] harassment and any context.

[55:31] >> So you could say that.

[55:33] >> And Eric did, but what we

[55:34] needed to do as well is when

[55:36] things are misspoken, from one

[55:38] of these microphones and we

[55:40] needed to correct it, that is

[55:41] why we distance ourselves from

[55:43] the comment that were made

[55:44] erroneously. You were just

[55:46] talking about wanting truth and

[55:48] honesty. So when we feel that

[55:50] something in our opinion is not

[55:52] truthful and is erroneous, we

[55:54] must speak up. So, I think you

[55:56] need to listen also to our point

[55:58] of view of what we are saying.

[55:59] We never, ever, ever would allow

[56:02] bullying and harassment and any

[56:03] of our colleagues. There are two

[56:05] separate issues and now you're

[56:06] saying that I'm harassing her.

[56:07] You are making accusations.

[56:09] >> I'm not senior harassing her.

[56:13] --

[56:14] >> Let's not have a debate from

[56:15] the microphone. We've spoken to

[56:19] the issue pretty much.

[56:21] >> This is what I'm trying to

[56:22] explain. We have to respect and

[56:23] we have to, no, to make it

[56:26] clear.

[56:29] >> Thank you, thank you, thank

[56:30] you, thank you,, that's good. We

[56:32] are good. We've already, we've

[56:34] spoken to the issues. We have

[56:37] answered them.

[56:38] >> I hope it never happens again

[56:39] and what we do would never

[56:41] happen again. -- we have to

[56:44] respect everybody. All of you. I

[56:47] don't wish that any of you --

[56:49] >> Sir, we've, that's good,

[56:53] that's enough, okay? We are

[56:54] good. No, stop, stop, stop,

[56:58] please stop. I don't want to

[56:59] have to shut you down. Okay?

[57:03] Thank you.

[57:04] >> Thank you.

[57:09] >> Claude queasy know,

[57:11] Pointe-Claire. I've been wanting

[57:13] to ask a question, but since

[57:17] first of all, I want to

[57:18] apologize to Madam for

[57:21] interrupting while she was

[57:23] asking her question. And I agree

[57:27] with you, sir, that it is on

[57:32] tape, whatever. But what

[57:34] happened out there is hearsay.

[57:37] That is all it is. And I would

[57:40] like you to acknowledge that.

[57:42] Thank you.

[57:44] >> Okay, I can certainly, please

[57:46] don't go away. I was there. I

[57:50] left because I did not feel, as

[57:52] mayor, it was wise for me to

[57:54] stick around. To get involved in

[57:59] that kind of situation. I ran

[58:01] from the situation, I must

[58:03] honestly say, but I, please, I'm

[58:05] answering your question, I was

[58:07] there, okay? When the gentleman

[58:09] came up to a group of citizens

[58:12] talking, including me, okay? I

[58:14] was there and saw that. We also

[58:16] have on record our public

[58:21] security who actually documented

[58:22] what occurred. So, this is not

[58:25] hearsay. There were five people

[58:28] who all will account for exactly

[58:30] what happened. Who are involved

[58:31] in that process, plus

[58:34] Pointe-Claire Public Security.

[58:35] That is not hearsay.

[58:39] >> Yes, a follow-up? I'm not

[58:43] doubting that it did happen or

[58:45] not. Where is the documentation?

[58:50] Coming here and madame Thibault

[58:54] could say that. Do you have

[58:56] immunity? Can you say just about

[59:01] anything? When I'm here.

[59:05] >> When you are asking

[59:06] questions?

[59:09] >> Making a prelude.

[59:11] >> Preamble?

[59:12] >> Preamble and then asking a

[59:14] question. Do I have immunity

[59:17] when I do that? Or if I attack a

[59:22] citizen or something like that,

[59:24] could I be sued by asking a

[59:26] question and making comments?

[59:29] >> Madam Thibault -- Je ne

[59:32] comprends pas la question Quand

[59:38] je suis au micro, je fais un

[59:40] prélude. Un préambule.

[59:47] Je nomme une personne. Je pose

[59:50] ensuite ma question. Je donne un

[59:55] sens à ce que je dis. Est-ce que

[59:57] cette personne peut m'actionner?

[1:00:02] - Il faudrait qu'il y a un

[1:00:03] dommage. On

[1:00:06] - A une réputation, quoi que ce

[1:00:07] soir.

[1:00:09] - Je ne peux pas répondre à

[1:00:11] votre question, je ne suis pas

[1:00:12] sûr. Ça dépend des situations,

[1:00:14] Monsieur Cousineau. Les gens ont

[1:00:15] intérêt à faire en tension.

[1:00:18] - O.K., merci. I, everybody.

[1:00:26] Geneviève losing, district five.

[1:00:28] Sorry to see Councillor -- not

[1:00:29] here, I wish her all the best.

[1:00:31] So, I had the privilege of

[1:00:33] walking in Terra-Cotta often,

[1:00:34] and I really appreciate the

[1:00:36] informational panels that the

[1:00:37] City have installed. The facts

[1:00:39] about the brown snake near the

[1:00:42] -- entrance. Clearly, the

[1:00:44] administration understands how

[1:00:45] unique and important the snake

[1:00:46] is to PC, Pointe-Claire, is

[1:00:49] biodiversity. Sorry, I'm reading

[1:00:50] my own shorthand here.

[1:00:53] Pointe-Claire's biodiversity,

[1:00:54] especially since the status is

[1:00:55] vulnerable and only exists in

[1:00:56] the Greater Montréal area in

[1:00:58] Québec. So, it really only

[1:00:59] exists in urbanized

[1:01:00] environments. About five years

[1:01:01] ago, Brown stinks were removed

[1:01:03] from a corner of Fairview forest

[1:01:05] around the REM station now is.

[1:01:09] And they were relocated in large

[1:01:11] amounts in Terra-Cotta. And that

[1:01:13] really concerns me, because

[1:01:14] there's, like, zero data about

[1:01:16] the viability of brown sneaks

[1:01:17] when they relocated. There's,

[1:01:18] like, zero data at the

[1:01:20] provincial level and they're

[1:01:21] considered vulnerable. So, I was

[1:01:25] wondering, because I had heard

[1:01:26] that there was going to be

[1:01:27] studies going on in terracotta,

[1:01:30] the population of brown sneaks,

[1:01:31] I was wondering if we were privy

[1:01:33] to that data and who did the

[1:01:36] studies that came out, that you

[1:01:37] did recently?

[1:01:39] >> That is a great question. I

[1:01:41] was highly suspect of the move,

[1:01:43] you know? I think they change

[1:01:44] their habitat and the encounter

[1:01:46] different predators in a whole

[1:01:47] different world, whether they

[1:01:49] will even survive is highly

[1:01:50] debatable. From what I

[1:01:51] understand in the process, Mr.

[1:01:54] sagging, do you know any results

[1:01:57] or, no, right?

[1:02:00] >> But those studies were done

[1:02:01] by the City or where they done

[1:02:02] by the --

[1:02:06] >> Yeah, we will have to find

[1:02:08] that one out. It's a good

[1:02:09] question.

[1:02:10] >> So, the city doesn't know if

[1:02:12] there were studies done?

[1:02:13] >> Mr. Seguin and I don't know,

[1:02:15] but there may be someone in the

[1:02:16] city does, and we will find that

[1:02:17] out. We will certainly ask

[1:02:19] around. We will get on it right

[1:02:22] away after the meeting.

[1:02:23] >> I can't remember where I read

[1:02:24] it or heard. It

[1:02:25] >> It's a good question.

[1:02:27] >> Online or on the website, but

[1:02:28] it would really good to get an

[1:02:29] answer.

[1:02:30] >> There's a really good

[1:02:31] possibility that one of our

[1:02:33] specialists will know the answer

[1:02:34] to that. Some of the people

[1:02:35] involved.

[1:02:36] >> That is really important.

[1:02:37] >> Yes, it is.

[1:02:39] >> There is zero information

[1:02:40] about habitat change.

[1:02:41] >> I didn't buy into the moving

[1:02:42] in the first place, I agree with

[1:02:43] you on that one.

[1:02:44] >> Thank you very much.

[1:02:45] >> Okay.

[1:02:51] >> Hi.

[1:02:52] >> Hi.

[1:02:53] >> I have a fairly simple

[1:02:54] question. What are --

[1:02:57] >> Sorry, can you just please

[1:02:59] state your name for the minute?

[1:03:00] >> -- I think I'm Lakeside

[1:03:03] Heights. What are the concrete

[1:03:09] plans of the Mayor and the

[1:03:11] councillors for affordable

[1:03:12] housing?

[1:03:14] >> That's a really good, simple

[1:03:15] question. We are making them. We

[1:03:19] are in the process of making

[1:03:21] them. There are techniques to

[1:03:23] affordable housing. Getting your

[1:03:26] housing stock, making affordable

[1:03:27] housing stock, is a challenge.

[1:03:30] And we will have to do that with

[1:03:32] future developments. One of the

[1:03:33] techniques is to determine a

[1:03:35] certain amount, a certain

[1:03:36] percentage in developments of

[1:03:38] affordable housing in those

[1:03:39] developments. There are other

[1:03:41] ways of making affordable

[1:03:43] houses. We can shrink the size

[1:03:45] of developments, we can shrink

[1:03:46] the size of houses or living

[1:03:48] arrangements, which is being

[1:03:49] done in other settings. Where

[1:03:52] you minimize the size of the

[1:03:53] structures being built so that

[1:03:54] they are more affordable. There

[1:03:55] are many ways, duplexes,

[1:03:57] triplexes, there are other than

[1:04:00] multi level residential. There

[1:04:02] are all kinds of techniques of

[1:04:04] identifying. Affordability is a

[1:04:07] real challenge, absolutely.

[1:04:08] >> It's important to me and just

[1:04:12] as a follow-up, when will this,

[1:04:15] when is the ETA for this plan?

[1:04:17] And where would be able to find

[1:04:18] that?

[1:04:19] >> Well, hopefully it's in our

[1:04:21] new urban plan and we're working

[1:04:22] on it. Hopefully, in a couple

[1:04:25] years, if all goes well, I would

[1:04:27] like us to do it as

[1:04:29] expeditiously as possible. And

[1:04:31] to work towards that goal as

[1:04:32] quickly as possible, and I hear

[1:04:34] you loud and clear. It is all of

[1:04:37] our concern. Affordability is

[1:04:39] hugely important, especially

[1:04:40] when it comes to bringing young

[1:04:42] families into Pointe-Claire. So

[1:04:43] that they can benefit from our

[1:04:45] wonderful facilities and our

[1:04:47] wonderful programs and services

[1:04:48] that we've been offering for

[1:04:49] decades. So, yes, absolutely, we

[1:04:53] are all aware of the need to

[1:04:56] have affordable housing. The how

[1:04:59] is a good question. And thanks,

[1:05:04] it's a simple but very

[1:05:06] challenging question. Yes,

[1:05:07] Councillor Stork?

[1:05:08] >> Sir, will you mentioned

[1:05:10] lakeside heights, do you mind me

[1:05:12] axing which street you live on?

[1:05:15] Duke of can't, okay.

[1:05:17] >> I live with my parents.

[1:05:19] >> Near May would?

[1:05:20] >> Yeah.

[1:05:21] >> Please reach out to me. I

[1:05:22] would like to go all through

[1:05:23] those with. You I think it's

[1:05:25] important that you know, as part

[1:05:26] of our youth in Pointe-Claire.

[1:05:29] >> Hi, good evening. Angela

[1:05:31] Clerk from Pointe-Claire. First,

[1:05:33] I just want to say that I'm

[1:05:35] really thrilled and very happy

[1:05:37] when I saw your reaction to the

[1:05:42] possibility of change in

[1:05:43] Columbus street. I volunteer and

[1:05:44] I do dialogue groups in

[1:05:47] Onondaga, which is a treatment

[1:05:48] center in Ghana so target

[1:05:52] Kentucky. I see the trauma and

[1:05:55] they don't trust white people.

[1:05:57] It is a big issue trying to

[1:05:59] bridge that gap. And I think

[1:06:02] that taking that seriously,

[1:06:03] changing the street, it's just

[1:06:05] an act of good faith. Again, I

[1:06:06] just want to thank you because I

[1:06:08] was watching your responses and

[1:06:10] it seemed like you're going to

[1:06:11] really look into it. So, thank

[1:06:16] you.

[1:06:18] >> Mister Mayor, Council?

[1:06:20] >> My name is Mark Wall furred.

[1:06:23] 29 year resident of

[1:06:24] Pointe-Claire. We had, Mister

[1:06:26] Mayor, we had attended an event

[1:06:28] together in September. I told

[1:06:29] you I was going to come to the

[1:06:30] next meeting, but I had a

[1:06:31] scheduled conflict, so I'm here

[1:06:32] a month later. May not be very

[1:06:34] timely, what I'm going to say,

[1:06:35] but it's still very appropriate

[1:06:37] and I believe it's necessary.

[1:06:40] All good things, one good

[1:06:42] comment and feedback, a very

[1:06:46] important question for you and

[1:06:47] Council. First of all, I just

[1:06:49] want to thank you, Mister Mayor,

[1:06:52] Council, the city of

[1:06:53] Pointe-Claire, for all the

[1:06:55] amazing public events that were

[1:06:57] made available to us throughout

[1:06:58] the summer. I don't think I've

[1:07:00] attended so many public events

[1:07:02] in a very long time, even before

[1:07:04] the pandemic. I know we were at

[1:07:07] some together, all the fabulous

[1:07:11] concerts at the Stewart Hall

[1:07:13] park, the multi cultural food

[1:07:15] festival, and, of course, just

[1:07:17] most recently, the -- ceremony

[1:07:20] and luncheon, so thank you very

[1:07:21] much, Mister Mayor, and point

[1:07:24] Claire for these amazing

[1:07:25] contributions to our public

[1:07:26] life. I think after the last two

[1:07:29] and three quarter years that

[1:07:30] we've just gone through, I think

[1:07:31] it's very important that we do

[1:07:34] the utmost to try to encourage

[1:07:38] public participation, public

[1:07:39] events, we. We've all face a lot

[1:07:43] of issues with isolation. And

[1:07:47] it's important for socialization

[1:07:50] of the people, for the culture

[1:07:52] of the city that we continue to

[1:07:53] promote and encourage, and hold

[1:07:56] these sorts of events. I just

[1:07:57] want to thank you very much for

[1:08:01] -- I had a great time at all

[1:08:02] these events, personally, so

[1:08:04] thank you. We these are

[1:08:08] obviously huge, have huge

[1:08:09] impacts on peoples mental health

[1:08:11] and for those of you that know

[1:08:12] me, I'm all about mental health.

[1:08:15] I was a mental health survivor,

[1:08:17] as a mental health advocate with

[1:08:18] the West Island citizens group,

[1:08:19] as a mental health worker. My

[1:08:24] raisin data is a lot about

[1:08:25] mental health. As I said, this

[1:08:28] question was not necessarily

[1:08:29] timely, but last month, October

[1:08:30] was world mental health month.

[1:08:32] During the week of your last

[1:08:34] council meeting, that week was

[1:08:36] mental health awareness week.

[1:08:39] Obviously, we acknowledge and

[1:08:40] try to raise awareness on those

[1:08:43] special dates and times and

[1:08:44] occasions. But even if those

[1:08:48] locations are not over, we are

[1:08:50] now in November which, for many

[1:08:51] people, can be a very difficult

[1:08:53] time of year as the days get

[1:08:55] short. Hopefully there will be

[1:08:58] much worry about the pandemic

[1:09:00] again this winter. But as we

[1:09:02] head into the long dark months,

[1:09:05] there are so many people in our

[1:09:07] community that struggle pandemic

[1:09:08] or not with mental illness and

[1:09:10] mental health issues. I just

[1:09:12] want to know, what can you, as a

[1:09:14] Council, or can you as a city,

[1:09:17] due to help raise awareness on

[1:09:18] mental health issues, help

[1:09:20] support people dealing with and

[1:09:22] struggling with mental illness,

[1:09:23] as I did for so many years? And

[1:09:26] to help support and promote

[1:09:29] mental health in general, within

[1:09:31] our city, because it's obviously

[1:09:33] so important for all of us as

[1:09:35] citizens, for yourselves

[1:09:36] individually, as councillors,

[1:09:38] I've seen some great post on

[1:09:40] Facebook that really help

[1:09:42] promote mental health. That is

[1:09:45] just a general question, but

[1:09:46] it's all about maintaining

[1:09:47] positive mental health in

[1:09:50] difficult times.

[1:09:52] >> Thank you for your positive

[1:09:53] comments, I really appreciate

[1:09:55] it. Specifically to it, the most

[1:10:00] important one, one, of the more

[1:10:01] important things we can do is

[1:10:03] funding. Fund awareness

[1:10:05] campaigns and it's a crucial

[1:10:07] one. And support. Support as a

[1:10:11] city, supported, and we do. And

[1:10:14] I'm very proud of our city. We

[1:10:17] there's always more to do, as

[1:10:19] you know. I agree entirely with

[1:10:21] November. February is another

[1:10:23] one where universities

[1:10:25] deliberately have spring breaks

[1:10:26] at certain times, for exactly

[1:10:27] that reason. So, you are right.

[1:10:31] It's an issue with that is of

[1:10:34] huge importance. I think we have

[1:10:35] all, including myself, suffered

[1:10:38] the consequences of not paying

[1:10:39] attention to this issue. I think

[1:10:42] each and every one of us are

[1:10:43] touched by it. And we all, I

[1:10:46] think, are pretty much aware of

[1:10:48] the importance, the next step is

[1:10:50] to put it into action, which we

[1:10:51] can all do as a community, as

[1:10:53] citizens, and do the best we can

[1:10:55] on this one. Because it is a

[1:10:57] biggie. I've certainly learned a

[1:10:59] lot about it over the course of

[1:11:01] my life and we can keep on

[1:11:04] struggling to get better aware

[1:11:05] of it and to help the ones we

[1:11:06] love. As it's subsequent issue,

[1:11:14] just I think, I'm glad you

[1:11:16] appreciated the advance because

[1:11:17] I think Pointe-Claire is

[1:11:20] amazing. You know, being mayor

[1:11:21] of the city, I'm so proud of

[1:11:24] what I've learned as mayor,

[1:11:26] because a lot of these events

[1:11:27] are in the cycle. It's part of a

[1:11:29] process. And, you know, I

[1:11:31] visited other mayors and they

[1:11:33] all say, excuse me, how great

[1:11:35] our city is. Like, our services

[1:11:37] and what our departments and our

[1:11:41] administration provides our

[1:11:42] citizens. I complemented all the

[1:11:43] time, so I think I can only say

[1:11:48] that that's part of the

[1:11:49] struggle. But there's always

[1:11:51] more to do, so thank you for

[1:11:52] your kind words, I really

[1:11:54] appreciate it.

[1:11:55] >> May I add to that?

[1:11:56] >> Go ahead.

[1:11:57] >> So, as you know, our

[1:12:01] communications committee

[1:12:02] publishes about mental health.

[1:12:04] Our youth council has also

[1:12:06] worked on the issue in the past,

[1:12:10] offering study tips and tips on

[1:12:11] how to deal with the stress of

[1:12:13] school. It's also something that

[1:12:15] a lot of our soon to be new

[1:12:18] members of the youth council

[1:12:20] have brought up throughout the

[1:12:22] interview process, about

[1:12:23] offering hybrid activities

[1:12:26] potentially, offering smaller

[1:12:28] scale activities that are easier

[1:12:31] to attend because people, after

[1:12:33] having lived through two and a

[1:12:34] half years of COVID, do have

[1:12:37] different needs now. And a

[1:12:41] different level of comfort. Our

[1:12:44] seniors program also made sure

[1:12:45] throughout the pandemic to have

[1:12:48] sometimes too frequently,

[1:12:49] according to some of our

[1:12:50] seniors, phone calls to make

[1:12:52] sure to break social isolation

[1:12:54] and visits to their homes. And

[1:12:57] we also have the diversity and

[1:12:59] social inclusion committee, and

[1:13:01] it's for sure one of the topics

[1:13:04] that will be included throughout

[1:13:06] our discussions and within our

[1:13:08] action plans. I think I would

[1:13:10] just like to say, I think

[1:13:11] probably most of us here on

[1:13:13] Council are fairly well aware of

[1:13:14] the different community

[1:13:17] organizations that we have, and

[1:13:19] I know anyone who's reached out

[1:13:21] to me, I've often referred them

[1:13:23] to the CRTC or to other

[1:13:26] organizations to help, and even

[1:13:28] called the organizations, to

[1:13:30] help set up different meetings

[1:13:33] for them, et cetera, to help

[1:13:34] them find their path. But for

[1:13:36] sure, through our library

[1:13:37] offerings as well, through our

[1:13:41] conferences and stuff like that,

[1:13:42] through the social inclusion and

[1:13:46] diversity committee, we will be

[1:13:47] looking at offering different

[1:13:49] offerings like that, as well, to

[1:13:51] help support different people in

[1:13:52] our community who struggle with

[1:13:55] mental health.

[1:13:56] >> Yeah, plus COVID was really

[1:13:57] rough. And we still have a lot

[1:13:59] of work to do. I felt really bad

[1:14:01] for our youth through COVID. I

[1:14:03] mean, I feel bad for anybody

[1:14:04] struggling, but I really felt

[1:14:05] bad for the youth through COVID.

[1:14:08] It was a rough period in life

[1:14:11] and we still have a lot of work

[1:14:12] to do,. So, are we done question

[1:14:15] period? Before the 90 minute,

[1:14:18] how much? Oh, you are okay.

[1:14:21] Okay, all right, there we go. I

[1:14:23] thought I jinxed this. You guys

[1:14:29] coming into town?

[1:14:42] Can I see that report? Est-ce

[1:14:50] que c'est possible?

[1:14:58] Je ne peux pas répondre

[1:15:01] définitivement. Je vais chercher

[1:15:02] la réponse.

[1:15:14] Thank you. 10.01. Avis de motion

[1:15:20] et dépôt d'un projet de

[1:15:21] règlement pourvoyant à

[1:15:22] l'adoption d'un code d'éthique

[1:15:23] et de déontologie révisé pour

[1:15:24] les employés de la Ville de

[1:15:25] Pointe-Claire. Le cas des tiques

[1:15:28] des envoyés municipaux inclut

[1:15:30] des éléments qui couvrent les

[1:15:32] cas de vols et de fraude. Nous

[1:15:34] avons tenu compte des

[1:15:36] modifications législatives

[1:15:37] apportées à la Loi sur l'éthique

[1:15:38] et la déontologie en matière

[1:15:41] municipale concernant les règles

[1:15:42] d'après-mandat. La loi exige aux

[1:15:44] municipalités à certains

[1:15:45] employés dans les 12 mois qui

[1:15:46] suivent la fin de leur mandat

[1:15:48] d'occuper un poste

[1:15:49] d'administrateur ou de dirigeant

[1:15:51] d'une personne morale, un emploi

[1:15:52] ou tout autre action de telle

[1:15:54] sorte que ce dernier ou toute

[1:15:55] autre personne pouvait accéder à

[1:15:58] une

[1:15:59] (---)

[1:16:00] de leurs fonctions antérieures à

[1:16:01] la Ville. Who moves

[1:16:02] This notice of motion?

[1:16:03] >> -- we have about five in a

[1:16:07] row.

[1:16:09] >> --

[1:16:10] >> Ten oh to the -- finding of

[1:16:12] draft bylaw amending traffic

[1:16:13] bylaw P C 25 65, with respect to

[1:16:15] the list of parking lots open to

[1:16:17] the public. The bylaw amendment

[1:16:19] is to allow the application of

[1:16:21] the traffic bylaw, more

[1:16:23] specifically, appendix G one,

[1:16:27] parking parks open to the

[1:16:29] public. At 285 Hymus Boulevard

[1:16:32] and to issue a statement of

[1:16:35] offence, according to the signs

[1:16:37] and markings in effect. 10.03.

[1:16:42] Avis de motion et dépôt d'un

[1:16:43] projet de règlement modifiant le

[1:16:44] règlement PC-1495 sur les

[1:16:45] nuisances. La modification vise

[1:16:48] à permettre l'utilisation des

[1:16:51] (inaudible)

[1:16:52] , nonobstant lors de panne

[1:16:54] (---)

[1:16:55] , lorsque des tests doivent être

[1:16:56] effectués sur l'appareil. Les

[1:16:58] modifications sont d'ordre

[1:16:59] (---)

[1:17:00] . 10.4. Notice of -- amending

[1:17:04] zoning bylaw P C 27.75. In order

[1:17:07] to replace a definition of class

[1:17:08] be, manufacturing facilities in

[1:17:11] the classification of industrial

[1:17:13] uses and scheduled or with

[1:17:15] processing and or manufacturing

[1:17:17] facilities. The proposed

[1:17:19] amendment revises and amend the

[1:17:20] definition of class B,

[1:17:22] manufacturing facilities within

[1:17:24] the industrial youth

[1:17:26] classification between -- the

[1:17:27] concept of an artist-able --

[1:17:30] 10.05. Avis de motion et dépôt

[1:17:31] d'un projet de règlement

[1:17:32] modifiant le règlement PC-2791

[1:17:33] sur les usages conditionnels

[1:17:34] afin de permettre des activités

[1:17:35] additionnelles à même certains

[1:17:36] établissements et/ou de

[1:17:37] fabrication faisant partie

[1:17:38] intégrante de la classification

[1:17:39] des usages industriels.

[1:17:45] Le projet de règlement

[1:17:47] concernant les zones

[1:17:48] (---)

[1:17:49] , si tu es dans le secteur

[1:17:51] industriel, il vise à permettre

[1:17:52] à l'intérieur d'un local

[1:17:54] majoritairement utilisées à des

[1:17:55] fins industrielles certaines

[1:17:57] activités additionnelles tels

[1:17:58] que la consommation sont place,

[1:17:59] la vente de produits fabriqués

[1:18:00] sur cette. D'autres

[1:18:01] modifications sont d'ordre

[1:18:02] cléricales. Who moves these

[1:18:06] notices and motion? Eric Stork,

[1:18:07] district seven.

[1:18:13] >> 10.6, adopted Nova first dry

[1:18:14] left -- PC 27.75 in order to

[1:18:16] replace the definition of class

[1:18:18] be manufacturing facilities and

[1:18:21] -- and astral uses and schedule

[1:18:22] for with processing

[1:18:24] manufacturing facilities. The

[1:18:26] same explanations as item 10:04

[1:18:28] apply. 10.07. Adoption d'un

[1:18:31] premier projet de règlement

[1:18:32] modifiant le règlement PC-2791

[1:18:33] sur les usages conditionnels

[1:18:34] afin de permettre des activités

[1:18:35] additionnelles à même certains

[1:18:36] établissements et/ou de

[1:18:37] fabrication faisant partie

[1:18:38] intégrante de la classification

[1:18:39] des usages industriels.

[1:18:50] And away, adoption of a bylaw,

[1:18:52] sorry, adoption with change by

[1:18:55] the addition of the mention of

[1:18:57] the pedestrian walkway at

[1:19:00] section two in the bylaw. So,

[1:19:02] the adoption of would change of

[1:19:03] a bylaw to create the exhibition

[1:19:05] of various municipal and --

[1:19:07] works in various areas of the

[1:19:09] residential sector, as well as

[1:19:10] the long term barring in the

[1:19:12] amount of 5 million $925,000.

[1:19:16] The work to be undertaken

[1:19:17] includes the construction --

[1:19:21] rehabilitation of sidewalks,

[1:19:22] curbs, slabs, and concrete

[1:19:25] structures overpasses, pathways,

[1:19:27] bicycle paths, services, street

[1:19:29] foundation,

[1:19:30] Paving, and related work, as

[1:19:32] well as the labour specifically

[1:19:34] assigned to these projects in

[1:19:35] various locations in the

[1:19:36] residential sector. The amount

[1:19:38] to be financed will be

[1:19:40] reimbursed by means of attacks

[1:19:42] imposed on the entire

[1:19:44] municipality of the basis of the

[1:19:46] property value of taxable

[1:19:48] properties over a period of

[1:19:50] 10.09. 20 years. Adoption d'un

[1:19:51] règlement décrétant un emprunt à

[1:19:52] long terme et une dépense en

[1:19:53] immobilisations de 1610000$ pour

[1:19:54] des travaux de réhabilitation

[1:19:55] d'aqueduc hors chaussée longeant

[1:19:56] la voie de service nord de

[1:19:57] l'autoroute 40, entre les

[1:19:58] avenues Bancroft et Tecumseh

[1:19:59] dans le secteur industriel.

[1:20:09] Les travaux ciblés dans ce

[1:20:11] projet permettent d'améliorer la

[1:20:12] conduite d'eau potable dans le

[1:20:13] secteur industriel de la ville.

[1:20:16] Une réhabilitation de cette

[1:20:17] conduite améliore sa capacité

[1:20:19] structurante, le montant financé

[1:20:22] rembourser via une taxe local

[1:20:23] sur une période de 20 ans.

[1:20:24] (---)

[1:20:25] . 10:10, the adoption of a bylaw

[1:20:29] creating the execution of

[1:20:32] Infrastructure Works regarding

[1:20:33] parks, green spaces,

[1:20:34] waterfronts, cycle paths, and

[1:20:35] outdoor

[1:20:36] Sports utilities, as well as the

[1:20:39] long term barring in the amount

[1:20:42] of 1 million $610,000. The work

[1:20:43] to be done includes

[1:20:44] construction, the construction

[1:20:45] development of redevelopment,

[1:20:49] refurbishment, supply of

[1:20:51] lighting, water fountains,

[1:20:53] street furniture, playground

[1:20:55] equipment, bicycle paths,

[1:20:56] fences, shorelines, sports

[1:20:59] fields, and the related work, as

[1:21:00] well as the labour specifically

[1:21:02] assigned to these projects in

[1:21:04] various locations in the

[1:21:05] residential sector. The amount

[1:21:06] to be financed will be

[1:21:08] reimbursed through a tax imposed

[1:21:09] on the entire municipality, on

[1:21:11] the basis of the property value

[1:21:13] of taxable buildings over a

[1:21:14] period of 10.11. 20 years.

[1:21:17] Adoption d'un règlement

[1:21:18] décrétant un emprunt à long

[1:21:19] terme et une dépense en

[1:21:20] immobilisations de 5500000$ pour

[1:21:21] la phase 1 du projet

[1:21:22] d'agrandissement du bâtiment des

[1:21:23] travaux publics.

[1:21:28] Le projet de rénovation du

[1:21:30] bâtiment des Travaux publics

[1:21:31] prévoit la construction de cet

[1:21:33] nouvel

[1:21:34] (---)

[1:21:35] espace de services pour

[1:21:36] l'atelier de mécanique et un ans

[1:21:37] qui est de livraison, de

[1:21:38] déplacement et d'agrandissement

[1:21:39] des vestiaires désuets des

[1:21:40] employés, le déplacement et le

[1:21:42] réaménagement des espaces de

[1:21:43] menuiserie, d'électricité, de

[1:21:45] plomberie. Le réaménagement des

[1:21:46] bureaux, l'ajout et

[1:21:47] l'intégration de l'accessibilité

[1:21:49] universelle. Le montant financé

[1:21:51] est à rembourser par le billet

[1:21:53] d'une taxe imposée à l'ensemble

[1:21:54] de la municipalité sur la base

[1:21:56] de la valeur foncière des

[1:21:58] immeubles imposables, et ce, sur

[1:21:59] une période de 20 ans. 10:12,

[1:22:03] adoption of a bylaw decree in

[1:22:04] the execution of infrastructure

[1:22:06] work on lakeshore road between

[1:22:08] -- as well as of the long term

[1:22:10] barring in the amount of 3

[1:22:14] million $265,000 within the

[1:22:15] framework of a major project of

[1:22:16] the City of Montréal, which will

[1:22:18] be spread out over several years

[1:22:22] and where they will build an

[1:22:28] aqueduct of 900 millimeters of

[1:22:30] diameter, according to the two

[1:22:33] specific alignments touching our

[1:22:35] municipality. We take advantage

[1:22:36] of it to reintegrate our needs

[1:22:39] infrastructures. The purpose of

[1:22:41] this project is to replace the

[1:22:43] water, sanitary and storm sewer

[1:22:45] lines, to rebuild the roadway,

[1:22:48] sidewalks, and curbs in this on

[1:22:50] the -- it is required. The

[1:22:52] amount to be financed will be

[1:22:55] reimbursed through a tax imposed

[1:22:56] on the entire municipality, on

[1:22:58] the basis of the property value

[1:23:00] on the taxable buildings, and

[1:23:02] this work over 20 years.

[1:23:04] >> Do I have a mover for 10.06

[1:23:09] through 10.12?

[1:23:10] >> Kelly for said Colin,

[1:23:11] district three.

[1:23:12] >> And seconder?

[1:23:13] >> Brent Colin, district eight.

[1:23:14] >> All in favour? All against?

[1:23:19] [Inaudible]

[1:23:26] >> I will explain myself.

[1:23:40] >> Also maybe Councillor Je ne

[1:23:41] send forth suis pas en faveur --

[1:23:43] de 10.07.

[1:23:45] >> No, I'm voting for 10:06,

[1:23:47] 10:07, 10:09 through 10:12 and

[1:23:51] against ten await, more

[1:23:52] specifically the -- over the 20,

[1:23:56] as I feel that we should

[1:23:58] prioritize a crossing over the

[1:23:59] 40, seeing as we already have

[1:24:01] three tunnels connecting five

[1:24:02] districts at the 20.

[1:24:05] >> Councillor Stork?

[1:24:09] >> Likewise myself, I'm four

[1:24:11] 10:06, 10:07, and ten or nine

[1:24:14] through 10:12. However, I vote

[1:24:17] against 10.08 for the reasons

[1:24:18] mentioned by Councillor sand

[1:24:19] fourth and I also believe that I

[1:24:20] think a bit more information was

[1:24:22] required to spend a large sum of

[1:24:24] money in terms of usage and

[1:24:27] relationships with Dorval and

[1:24:28] other mitigating factors. Thank

[1:24:29] you.

[1:24:37] 10.13. Considérer les plans

[1:24:38] d'implantation et d'intégration

[1:24:39] architecturale relatifs aux

[1:24:40] propriétés mentionnées

[1:24:41] ci-dessous: - 74, avenue de

[1:24:42] Somervale Gardens; - 24B, avenue

[1:24:44] du Golf;

[1:24:46] (inaudible)

[1:24:47] (---)

[1:24:48] . - 66, avenue Fifth; galeries.

[1:24:52] - 82, avenue Victoria;

[1:24:55] remplacement des fenêtres du

[1:24:56] deuxième étage. - 5, avenue

[1:24:57] Brunet; construction d'une

[1:25:02] galerie rénovations extérieures.

[1:25:04] - 74, avenue Broadview.

[1:25:05] L'agrandissement des rénovations

[1:25:06] extérieures.

[1:25:21] Refused the request.

[1:25:23] >> All in favour of upholding

[1:25:25] the pact decision to refuse?

[1:25:26] Sorry. Okay, excuse me. Do I

[1:25:29] have a mover?

[1:25:31] >> Brent Cowan, district eight.

[1:25:33] I moved to accept the Planning

[1:25:36] Advisory Committee

[1:25:37] recommendations at item to

[1:25:39] approve the project that item

[1:25:41] 10:13 and to refuse the project

[1:25:43] at 10:14.

[1:25:44] >> Seconder?

[1:25:46] >> Seconded by -- fourth

[1:25:48] district for.

[1:25:49] >> All in favour above holding

[1:25:50] the pack decision to refuse?

[1:25:58] Pack decision --

[1:25:59] >> 13 and to refuse 10:14. This

[1:26:01] is the big deal.

[1:26:06] >> All against? Hang on.

[1:26:08] >> So, I vote in favour of all

[1:26:11] subtitle Ms. in number 10:13,

[1:26:13] with the exception of St.

[1:26:16] brunette Avenue, which I vote

[1:26:17] against. And I vote in favour of

[1:26:22] the item 10:14 as presented to

[1:26:25] us by the committee.

[1:26:28] >> Okay.

[1:26:29] >> -- Les personnes présentes

[1:26:32] peuvent s'adresser au Conseil

[1:26:33] pour les items de 10.15. À

[1:26:40] 10.19.

[1:26:49] 10.15. C'est retiré de l'agenda.

[1:26:54] That is removed and so 10:16?

[1:27:01] 10.16. Considérer une demande de

[1:27:04] dérogation mineure pour

[1:27:05] permettre au 74, avenue

[1:27:06] Broadview un garage attaché avec

[1:27:07] une marge latérale droite de 0,

[1:27:09] 57m plutôt que le minimum requis

[1:27:12] de 2, 4m. Mister Mayor, do you

[1:27:16] want me to stop? I think that

[1:27:18] gentleman wants to -- yeah, you

[1:27:19] can address your question right

[1:27:20] now. I'm sorry, I'm going too

[1:27:21] fast.

[1:27:27] [Inaudible]

[1:27:31] Je me suis présenté à vous. Je

[1:27:33] ne vais pas compter toute mon

[1:27:34] histoire.

[1:27:36] (inaudible)

[1:27:37] (---)

[1:27:38] . Cette demande est faite en

[1:27:43] fonction de me permettre de

[1:27:45] demeurer dans ma maison à

[1:27:46] Pointe-Claire. Il y avait, à ce

[1:27:51] moment-là, du CCU. Une partie

[1:27:54] qui disait qu'on dépassait la

[1:27:55] ligne frontale des autres

[1:27:58] résidences. Ça a été corrigé,

[1:28:00] ça. On l'a présenté. J'aimerais

[1:28:03] seulement que vous reconsidère

[1:28:05] nier, compte tenu de ces

[1:28:06] nouvelles données, cette

[1:28:12] dérogation mineure, pour le 93

[1:28:14] avenue L. Guilde. Jacques

[1:28:16] Drouin, 44 ans résidents de

[1:28:17] Pointe-Claire.

[1:28:22] >> Go back to 10:16, 10.16.

[1:28:26] Considérer une demande de

[1:28:27] dérogation mineure pour

[1:28:28] permettre au 74, avenue

[1:28:29] Broadview un garage attaché avec

[1:28:30] une marge latérale droite de 0,

[1:28:31] 57m plutôt que le minimum requis

[1:28:32] de 2, 4m.

[1:28:38] >> Do I have a mover? Seconder?

[1:28:44] >> -- district five.

[1:28:45] >> All in favour?

[1:28:50] -

[1:28:51] >> 10:17, consider a --

[1:28:53] Exemption of requests at five

[1:28:56] brunette Avenue, a veranda at

[1:28:57] the left Side setback of 1.95

[1:29:00] metres rather than a minimum

[1:29:01] required of 2.4 metres.

[1:29:03] >> Do I have a mover?

[1:29:06] [Inaudible]

[1:29:11] >> And seconder?

[1:29:12] >> Cynthia, district five.

[1:29:13] >> All in favour? Against?

[1:29:17] 10.18. Considérer une demande de

[1:29:19] dérogation mineure pour

[1:29:20] permettre 230, boulevard

[1:29:23] Brunswick

[1:29:24] (Centre sportif Olive-Urquhart)

[1:29:25] : a) L'installation d'une

[1:29:27] enseigne supplémentaire détachée

[1:29:28] là où une seule est permise; b)

[1:29:30] Une enseigne monument d'une

[1:29:31] hauteur de 3, 7m plutôt que le

[1:29:32] maximum permis de 2, 5m.

[1:29:43] >> Do I have a mover?

[1:29:44] >> Do I have a seconder? -- all

[1:29:45] in favour? 10.19. Considérer une

[1:29:50] demande de dérogation mineure

[1:29:52] pour permettre au 93, avenue

[1:29:54] Elgin un agrandissement avec une

[1:29:57] marge avant secondaire de 5,7 m

[1:29:58] plutôt le minimum requis de 7,5

[1:29:59] m.

[1:30:03] Do I have a mover?

[1:30:04] >> Paul Bissonnette, district

[1:30:05] two.

[1:30:06] >> Seconder?

[1:30:07] >> Cynthia Homan, district five.

[1:30:08] >> All in favour?

[1:30:27] 20.01. Déposer la liste des

[1:30:28] amendements budgétaires pour la

[1:30:29] période du 22 septembre 2022 au

[1:30:30] 19 octobre 2022 et le registre

[1:30:31] des chèques pour la période du

[1:30:32] 22 septembre 2022 au 19 octobre

[1:30:33] 2022.

[1:30:38] 20.02.

[1:30:48] The same is prepared by the

[1:30:49] treasure. -- 20.03. Autoriser le

[1:30:53] paiement de la contribution de

[1:30:56] la Ville de Pointe-Claire à PME

[1:30:57] MTL WEST-ISLAND pour l'année

[1:31:02] 2022. -- remembers debt 20.04.

[1:31:04] Autoriser l'utilisation des

[1:31:05] refinancing schedule in réserves

[1:31:06] pour effectuer les

[1:31:07] remboursements January 2023. Des

[1:31:08] refinancements prévus en we are

[1:31:09] borrowing janvier 2023. bylaws

[1:31:10] that have balances

[1:31:11] Bruce Richardson to be financed,

[1:31:12] but we wish to pay cash. Bruce

[1:31:13] Richardson Dunn intends to use

[1:31:14] his current reserves to make the

[1:31:15] repayment. We have a total of

[1:31:20] $13,482,000 of refinancing debt

[1:31:22] scheduled for January 21st,

[1:31:23] 2023. 20.05. Autoriser la

[1:31:25] fermeture ou transfert des

[1:31:26] soldes budgétaires disponibles

[1:31:27] associés à des postes de

[1:31:28] réserves et fonds de roulement

[1:31:29] pour lesquels les projets ou

[1:31:30] achats d'équipements sont

[1:31:31] complétés ou annulés.

[1:31:38] Le but de cette résolution est

[1:31:40] de fermer

[1:31:41] (inaudible)

[1:31:42] (---)

[1:31:43] , de 203489 dollars, lié aux

[1:31:46] postes budgétaires associés à

[1:31:47] des réserves pour lesquels les

[1:31:48] projets de travaux et des achats

[1:31:49] d'équipements ont été complétés,

[1:31:51] annulé vers trois postes de

[1:31:52] réserves, déjà existantes. Afin

[1:31:55] d'effectuer les travaux d'égout

[1:31:56] prioritaires pour la ville.

[1:32:00] 2006, appropriate the sums

[1:32:03] required for the creation of new

[1:32:05] budget accounts for reserves in

[1:32:06] the parks and playgrounds funds

[1:32:08] for various intervention in

[1:32:11] 2023. Appropriate from the

[1:32:14] general fund surplus Not

[1:32:17] otherwise appropriated. A total

[1:32:19] of $1,470,000 for various

[1:32:24] capital expenditures in 2023, to

[1:32:26] appropriate and allocate from

[1:32:27] the parks and playgrounds panel

[1:32:29] a total of 1 million $275,000

[1:32:32] for various projects in 2023.

[1:32:34] 20.07. Autoriser l'achat

[1:32:36] d'espace publicitaire dans un

[1:32:37] programme pour une levée de

[1:32:39] fonds organisée par le Centre

[1:32:40] LGBTQ2+ de l'Ouest-de-l'Île.

[1:32:46] L'espace publicitaire est une

[1:32:47] page complète au coût de 300

[1:32:48] dollars. 2008 -- doesn't need a

[1:32:52] leader to coordinate the

[1:32:54] equipment of the joint city

[1:32:55] application, the Government of

[1:32:57] Canada's two billion

[1:32:58] - Three program to

[1:32:59] Designate Mr. Andrew downfield,

[1:33:01] director of the sustainability

[1:33:03] for the city of Beaconsfield, to

[1:33:04] lead the development of a joint

[1:33:06] city funding application to the

[1:33:09] 2,000,003 program. This is a

[1:33:10] concerted action by the linked

[1:33:12] cities to receive the founding

[1:33:14] necessary to benefit from the

[1:33:15] two billion three program, to

[1:33:17] increase and insured planting of

[1:33:19] trees and their connectivity

[1:33:21] with surrounding cities in order

[1:33:22] to begin to urban and collected

[1:33:25] resilience to the climate

[1:33:26] crisis. But

[1:33:29] >> Do I have a mover for 20.03

[1:33:34] to 20.08?

[1:33:35] >> -- district for, I move to

[1:33:39] approve 2003 to 2008.

[1:33:40] >> And seconder?

[1:33:41] >> Seconded, Bruno Tremblay,

[1:33:43] district six.

[1:33:46] >> All in favour? 20.09.

[1:33:48] Accorder un soutien financier à

[1:33:49] divers organismes à sans but

[1:33:50] lucratif pour un montant total

[1:33:51] de 85850$.

[1:33:58] C'est-à-dire des dossiers remis

[1:34:00] au 1er septembre 2022, le comité

[1:34:02] chargé d'étudier les demandes

[1:34:04] recommande l'octroi de

[1:34:05] subventions totalisant 45650

[1:34:07] dollars attribué au budget 2022,

[1:34:10] 40700 de la 1000

[1:34:11] (---)

[1:34:12] . Au budget 2023. 2010,

[1:34:14] Grant to financial support of

[1:34:17] $375 to the social committee for

[1:34:19] the Lester hall buildings. This

[1:34:20] is for the Organization of the

[1:34:22] Christmas dinner. 20.11. Nommer

[1:34:27] sept

[1:34:28] (7)

[1:34:29] nouveaux membres au sein du

[1:34:30] comité consultatif jeunesse,

[1:34:31] ainsi que renouveler les

[1:34:32] mandants de trois

[1:34:33] (3)

[1:34:34] membres. Les sept nouveaux

[1:34:36] membres, je m'excuse pour la

[1:34:37] prononciation: à l'bricolage,

[1:34:43] Alexandre Gariépy, Anastasia

[1:34:44] (---)

[1:34:45] , Cristina

[1:34:50] (---)

[1:34:51] , Daniel royale, Olivia Gene

[1:34:55] qui.

[1:35:01] Le mandat dont sont renouvelé

[1:35:03] sont

[1:35:04] (---)

[1:35:05] . 2012, appointed president of

[1:35:11] the board of directors of the

[1:35:14] Pointe-Claire aquatic Club Inc..

[1:35:16] This is Kathryn bathrooms in as

[1:35:18] president of the board of

[1:35:19] directors of the Pointe-Claire

[1:35:21] accorded Club for the year of

[1:35:22] 2023.

[1:35:29] 20.13. Nommer un vice-président

[1:35:30] du conseil d'administration du

[1:35:31] Club aquatique de Pointe-Claire

[1:35:32] Inc.

[1:35:33] (---)

[1:35:34] . 2014, renew the mandates of

[1:35:38] the board of directors of the

[1:35:40] Pointe-Claire aquatic club. The

[1:35:44] two members are misses Christy

[1:35:46] pillow and Mrs. Emily Hamilton

[1:35:47] for the three-year term

[1:35:49] beginning January 1st, 2023.

[1:35:53] >> Do I have a mover for 20.0 9

[1:35:55] to 20 point 14?

[1:35:58] >> Cynthia Homan, district five.

[1:36:00] I move to approve 20.09 to

[1:36:02] 20.14.

[1:36:05] >> Do I have a seconder?

[1:36:07] >> Kelly Thorstad-Cullen,

[1:36:08] district three.

[1:36:09] >> All in favour?

[1:36:17] 30.01. Approuver une entente

[1:36:18] pour l'utilisation temporaire

[1:36:19] d'une partie du terrain du Club

[1:36:20] de Golf Beaconsfield, pour y

[1:36:21] implanter une piste de ski fond

[1:36:22] juxtaposée à un sentier

[1:36:23] pédestre, pour la saison

[1:36:24] hivernale 2022-2023.

[1:36:29] il s'agit de renouveler le même

[1:36:31] type d'expérience offerte à la

[1:36:33] population quand la saison 2020

[1:36:34] et, un 2022. Les coûts sont

[1:36:36] estimés à 62000 dollars

[1:36:38] utilisant... incluant

[1:36:40] l'utilisation de nos employés et

[1:36:41] de nos équipements utilisés pour

[1:36:43] les travaux

[1:36:44] (---)

[1:36:45] . La remise en état des lieux à

[1:36:46] la fin de la saison.

[1:36:50] 20 O two, -- entered into with

[1:36:55] Samson Tshikuka, Gourmet Par

[1:36:56] Design for restaurant food

[1:36:57] concession services at the

[1:36:59] Oliver sport center. The tenant

[1:37:01] is in default of the contractual

[1:37:03] obligations.

[1:37:08] 30.03. Approuver une entente à

[1:37:10] intervenir avec le Ministère de

[1:37:11] l'éducation du Québec concernant

[1:37:12] une subvention pour des cours de

[1:37:13] sauvetage et de secourisme.

[1:37:16] Autoriser le maire à signer

[1:37:17] l'entente entre le service

[1:37:19] d'agriculture et des affaires

[1:37:20] communautaires de Pointe-Claire,

[1:37:21] le ministère de l'Éducation pour

[1:37:22] la subvention de 50000 dollars

[1:37:25] du ministère pour les cours de

[1:37:26] sauvetage et de secourisme de la

[1:37:27] société de sauvetage au Centre

[1:37:29] aquatique de Pointe-Claire, lors

[1:37:31] de la session d'automne 2022.

[1:37:34] D'autoriser le maire à signer

[1:37:36] une entente ultérieure qui

[1:37:37] couvrira les coûts de l'année

[1:37:39] 2023, si le ministère révise le

[1:37:41] montant de la subvention en

[1:37:42] cours de la session. 30 04,

[1:37:48] approve -- servitude to be

[1:37:50] entered into between 115 Hymus

[1:37:52] Boulevard and Hydro-Québec, Bell

[1:37:54] Canada, and Vidéotron on the --

[1:37:59] four of the cadets of Québec for

[1:38:01] which the city of Pointe-Claire

[1:38:03] acts as an Turner. The creation

[1:38:07] of -- on the lot located at 115

[1:38:10] Hymus Boulevard in favour of

[1:38:12] Hydro-Québec, Bell Canada, and

[1:38:14] Vidéotron requires the

[1:38:15] intervention of the city of

[1:38:16] Pointe-Claire since it also

[1:38:18] holds assertive on this lot.

[1:38:19] This is being done at no cost to

[1:38:22] the 30.05. City of

[1:38:23] Pointe-Claire. Se prévaloir de

[1:38:24] l'option de renouvellement

[1:38:25] prévue au contrat intervenu avec

[1:38:26] NADEAU FORESTERIE URBAINE INC.,

[1:38:28] pour l'élaboration et le suivi

[1:38:29] du plan directeur des activités

[1:38:31] sylvicoles du Parc naturel

[1:38:32] Terra-Cotta, pour l'année 2023,

[1:38:33] pour un montant total de

[1:38:37] 15257,48$, taxes incluses. Le

[1:38:42] parc naturel est un boisé d'une

[1:38:45] superficie supérieure à un

[1:38:46] acteur dont le plan d'amener

[1:38:48] à... d'aménagement forestier

[1:38:49] visés par la loi

[1:38:50] (---)

[1:38:51] . La Ville doit octroyer un

[1:38:52] contrat assez professionnels

[1:38:53] dont l'exercice est exclusif.

[1:38:56] Exercise -- the into for

[1:38:59] professional services for the

[1:39:00] verification of resources

[1:39:03] optimization for the year 2023,

[1:39:04] for a total amount of

[1:39:08] $42,540.75, taxes included.

[1:39:13] Every three years, the City must

[1:39:14] conduct -- 30.07.

[1:39:21] >> Do I have a mover for --

[1:39:27] >> Brett Cowan, district eight.

[1:39:30] >> Seconder?

[1:39:31] >> Paul Bissonnette, district

[1:39:32] to.

[1:39:33] >> All in favour?

[1:39:36] - 30.07. Se prévaloir de

[1:39:37] l'option de renouvellement

[1:39:38] prévue au contrat intervenu avec

[1:39:39] PROMOTIONS PLUS INC., pour la

[1:39:40] fourniture des vêtements de

[1:39:41] travail pour les cadres, pour

[1:39:42] l'année 2023, pour un montant

[1:39:43] total approximatif de 20000$,

[1:39:44] taxes incluses.

[1:39:52] 2008, exercise the option of --

[1:39:53] in the contract entered into the

[1:39:57] renovations -- for winter

[1:39:58] maintenance in Terra-Cotta

[1:39:59] natural Park for the year 2023,

[1:40:01] for a total amount of

[1:40:05] $24,271.22. Taxes included. This

[1:40:08] is a contract for trail

[1:40:09] maintenance in the park. 30.09.

[1:40:12] Se prévaloir de l'option de

[1:40:13] renouvellement prévue au contrat

[1:40:14] intervenu avec PARIS LADOUCEUR,

[1:40:15] pour des services professionnels

[1:40:16] en évaluation immobilière et en

[1:40:17] inspection de bâtiment, pour

[1:40:18] l'année 2023, pour un montant

[1:40:19] total de 96544,90$, taxes

[1:40:20] incluses. Le renouvellement de

[1:40:27] ce contrat permet de disposer

[1:40:29] les informations nécessaires

[1:40:30] lors de l'analyse de dossiers

[1:40:32] tels que ceux relatifs à la

[1:40:33] démolition d'immeubles, aux

[1:40:34] redéveloppement d'immeubles, à

[1:40:37] la détermination de fins de

[1:40:38] parcs et de terrains de jeu lors

[1:40:40] d'Opération cadastral. La

[1:40:42] détermination de valeur d'un

[1:40:43] immeuble et de son acquisition,

[1:40:45] sa location ou sa sécession

[1:40:46] selon le cas.

[1:40:50] 2010, exercise the option for

[1:40:53] the contract entered -- this

[1:40:56] supply in the delivery of parts

[1:40:58] of motorized vehicles for the

[1:41:00] year 2023, for a total amount of

[1:41:04] $120,000, taxes included. 30.11.

[1:41:08] Se prévaloir de l'option de

[1:41:09] renouvellement prévue au contrat

[1:41:10] intervenu avec ÉQUIPEMENTS JKL

[1:41:11] INC., pour la fourniture et la

[1:41:13] livraison de pièces pour

[1:41:15] tracteurs Holder, pour l'année

[1:41:16] 2023, pour un montant total de

[1:41:17] 50000$, taxes incluses.

[1:41:22] 30 12, exercise the option for

[1:41:24] seen in the contract into -- for

[1:41:26] the supply of the delivery of

[1:41:28] parts for -- for the year 2023,

[1:41:31] for a total amount of $25,000,

[1:41:34] taxes included. 30.13. Se

[1:41:38] prévaloir de l'option de

[1:41:39] renouvellement prévue au contrat

[1:41:40] intervenu avec DRL BEAUDOIN

[1:41:41] INC., pour la fourniture et la

[1:41:42] livraison de pièces pour

[1:41:43] systèmes de lames mobiles pour

[1:41:44] chasse-neiges, pour l'année

[1:41:47] 2023, pour un montant total de

[1:41:49] 30000$, taxes incluses.

[1:41:55] >> Do I have a mover for

[1:42:01] 30.07 --

[1:42:02] >> Eric Stork, district seven.

[1:42:03] >> Do you have a seconder?

[1:42:04] >> Seconded by terrace Stanford,

[1:42:06] district four.

[1:42:07] >> All in favour?

[1:42:16] -

[1:42:17] >> 30 14, exercise the option

[1:42:19] for seeing the contract entered

[1:42:23] into with -- in Canada for the

[1:42:25] supply and the delivery of low

[1:42:27] VOCs marking paint for the year

[1:42:30] 2023, for a total amount of

[1:42:35] $41,368.92. V O C means volatile

[1:42:38] organic compounds. 30.15.

[1:42:43] Octroyer un contrat pour des

[1:42:44] services professionnels pour des

[1:42:45] travaux d'enveloppe et de

[1:42:46] fondation de l'aréna Bob-Birnie,

[1:42:47] à JOSEPH SKAFF ARCHITECTURE &

[1:42:48] DESIGN, pour un montant total de

[1:42:51] 47111,01$, taxes incluses.

[1:42:53] >> -- architecture and design.

[1:42:59] - Ça déçoit.

[1:43:00] (rires)

[1:43:03] Sorry.

[1:43:11] Des travaux de réfection, de

[1:43:14] maçonnerie doivent être

[1:43:15] effectués afin de corriger

[1:43:16] certaines problèmes

[1:43:17] problématiques au niveau de

[1:43:18] l'enveloppe et d'assurer la

[1:43:19] pérennité du bâtiment. 30 16,

[1:43:23] award to contract in order to

[1:43:24] reduce our dependence --

[1:43:36] sorry, sorry. 30.17. Octroyer un

[1:43:39] contrat pour la certification

[1:43:40] des sauveteurs au Centre

[1:43:41] aquatique et pour l'achat de

[1:43:42] manuels pour les cours de

[1:43:43] sauvetage, pour l'année 2023, à

[1:43:44] la SOCIÉTÉ DE SAUVETAGE, pour un

[1:43:45] montant total de 61200$, taxes

[1:43:46] incluses.

[1:43:49] Cette dépense est couverte en

[1:43:50] partie par les revenus des

[1:43:52] inscriptions du public dans nos

[1:43:53] cours de sauvetage et par

[1:43:54] l'avant des manuels nécessaires

[1:43:56] pour ces mêmes cours. Par une

[1:43:59] subvention du ministère de

[1:44:00] l'indication de 50000 dollars

[1:44:02] pour la session d'automne 2020,

[1:44:05] possiblement pour une autre

[1:44:06] subvention pour la session

[1:44:07] d'hiver qui n'est pas connu pour

[1:44:08] le moment.

[1:44:15] -- for a total amount of

[1:44:19] $25,869.38. Taxes included.

[1:44:24] >> Do I have a mover for 30 14,

[1:44:27] 30 15, 30 17, 30 18, and 30 19?

[1:44:37] Je propose de octroyer les and a

[1:44:40] seconder?

[1:44:41] >> Paul contrats énumérés,

[1:44:42] Monsieur le Maire. Bissonnette,

[1:44:43] district to.

[1:44:44] >> All in favour?

[1:44:45] Okay.

[1:44:55] >> 30 20, award a contract for

[1:44:59] cleaning works at seer Park

[1:45:00] Shelley, no, I'm sorry. 30 20,

[1:45:04] right? Award a contract for the

[1:45:06] replacement of an exterior and

[1:45:10] interior windows at cedar Park

[1:45:11] Shelley, following a fire to --

[1:45:14] for a total amount of

[1:45:18] $123,356.68. 30.21. Octroyer un

[1:45:23] contrat pour des travaux de

[1:45:25] peinture intérieur pour le

[1:45:26] chalet de parc Cedar suite à un

[1:45:27] incendie, à VENISE PEINTRE, pour

[1:45:29] un montant total de 24719,63$,

[1:45:30] taxes incluses. La grande partie

[1:45:35] des dépenses liées au 30,18 à

[1:45:39] 30,21 sont couverts par les

[1:45:40] assurances de la ville à

[1:45:41] l'exception d'une somme de 25000

[1:45:43] dollars représentant notre

[1:45:44] déductible.

[1:45:48] 30 22, award of contract for the

[1:45:51] production and the delivery of

[1:45:53] preassembled -- barrels for the

[1:45:56] year 2023 to USC global for a

[1:45:58] total amount of $27,444.53,

[1:46:04] taxes included. With the year

[1:46:06] 2020 for an option. As a result

[1:46:08] of the interest shown by

[1:46:10] citizens and sustainable

[1:46:11] development and water

[1:46:13] conservation, particularly in

[1:46:15] obtaining rain barrels. The city

[1:46:17] is committed to providing

[1:46:19] citizens with rain barrels at a

[1:46:21] reduced price, compared to the

[1:46:22] market.

[1:46:28] 30.23. Octroyer un contrat pour

[1:46:31] la fourniture et la livraison

[1:46:32] d'équipements de sécurité

[1:46:33] personnelle et d'accessoires

[1:46:34] industriels, pour l'année 2023,

[1:46:35] à LES ÉQUIPEMENTS RAPCO INC.,

[1:46:37] Pour un montant total de

[1:46:39] 96582,71$, taxes incluses, avec

[1:46:43] les années 2024 et 2025 en

[1:46:44] option. Ce contrat sur

[1:46:49] l'approvisionnement en

[1:46:50] inventaires pour le magasin des

[1:46:51] Travaux publics dans le cas où

[1:46:52] la ville se prévaut des bureaux

[1:46:54] également. Les prix unitaires

[1:46:56] seront ajustés

[1:46:57] (inaudible)

[1:46:58] (---)

[1:46:59] , dans la région de Montréal à

[1:47:00] la date du contrat.

[1:47:01] 30 24, approved change orders to

[1:47:03] the contract entered into

[1:47:05] Raymond Shabbat grant Authority

[1:47:07] for provincial services to

[1:47:09] support a city in the

[1:47:10] implementation of the 2022, 2027

[1:47:13] strategy plan for a total amount

[1:47:17] of $48,060, taxes included. The

[1:47:19] additional work is as follows.

[1:47:22] Addition of -- corrections of

[1:47:24] the employee survey, addition

[1:47:26] correction of citizen survey.

[1:47:28] 30.25.

[1:47:32] >> Do I have a mover for 30.20

[1:47:39] and 30.24, up until 30.24? Brett

[1:47:40] Cowan, district number eight.

[1:47:44] >> A seconder?

[1:47:45] >> Eric Stork, district seven.

[1:47:46] >> All in favour?

[1:47:51] - 30.25. Approuver une

[1:47:52] modification au contrat

[1:47:55] intervenu avec SERVICES D'ARBRES

[1:47:57] PRIMEAU INC., pour des travaux

[1:47:59] d'arboriculture, pour un montant

[1:48:00] total de 42839,69$, taxes

[1:48:01] incluses. Le but de ce dossier

[1:48:06] et d'autoriser la modification

[1:48:07] contraignent initiale pour des

[1:48:09] travaux d'arboriculture afin de

[1:48:10] couvrir les dépenses pour les

[1:48:11] travaux à effectuer du 7

[1:48:13] novembre ont 31 décembre 2022.

[1:48:19] 30 26, approved change -- for

[1:48:23] the repairs of the garage slab

[1:48:25] of public works for a total

[1:48:26] amount of $93,316.79. Taxes

[1:48:32] included. The increase is due to

[1:48:35] the addition of -- the

[1:48:36] construction of for concrete

[1:48:38] block walls for the protection

[1:48:39] of the ventilation system. The

[1:48:42] Assembly of shelves in the work

[1:48:43] area, removal of excess concrete

[1:48:46] a varying thicknesses,

[1:48:48] additional pile driving and

[1:48:52] additional pile driving a packed

[1:48:53] field for the addition of 30.27.

[1:48:56] A seventh sanitary pipe. Approve

[1:48:57] Approuver des modifications au

[1:48:59] contrat intervenu avec

[1:49:00] CONSTRUCTION CPB INC., pour la

[1:49:01] construction d'un nouveau poste

[1:49:02] de quartier.

[1:49:03] (PDQ5)

[1:49:04] , pour un montant total de

[1:49:05] 4475,23$, taxes incluses. 30 28,

[1:49:13] approve a change order till the

[1:49:15] contract undertaken with energy

[1:49:17] -- for phase two of the contract

[1:49:18] of the supply and installation

[1:49:20] of land street lights through

[1:49:22] the group purchase program of

[1:49:26] the Federation Québécois of the

[1:49:28] municipality for a total amount

[1:49:32] of $55,676.64.

[1:49:42] >> Do I have a mover from --

[1:49:48] >> Yes, moved Bruno Tremblay,

[1:49:51] district six.

[1:49:52] >> A seconder?

[1:49:53] >> Kelly Thorstad-Cullen,

[1:49:54] district three.

[1:49:55] >> All in favour?

[1:50:04] -

[1:50:05] 30.29. Régulariser la dépense

[1:50:06] envers RAYMOND CHABOT GRANT

[1:50:07] THORNTON, pour le recrutement

[1:50:08] pour l'année 2022, pour un

[1:50:09] montant total de 40000$, taxes

[1:50:10] incluses.

[1:50:17] Des procédures de recrutement

[1:50:19] visés sont celles visant à

[1:50:20] combler des postes de cadres.

[1:50:27] -- pro magic and maintenance for

[1:50:30] janitorial services in various

[1:50:31] city Billings for a total amount

[1:50:35] of $10,024.47, taxes excluded.

[1:50:37] An addition of -- and rentals at

[1:50:39] the -- has generated additional

[1:50:44] needs that have been met by the

[1:50:45] supplier. 30.31. Approuver les

[1:50:49] critères d'évaluation devant

[1:50:50] être employés dans le cadre d'un

[1:50:51] appel d'offres pour des services

[1:50:54] professionnels pour la

[1:50:55] préparation d'une étude de

[1:50:56] préconcept concernant le

[1:50:57] réaménagement partiel des

[1:50:58] vestiaires du Centre aquatique.

[1:51:04] >> Do I have a mover for 20.9 to

[1:51:07] 30.21?

[1:51:08] >> Brent Cowan, district eight.

[1:51:09] >> And seconder?

[1:51:11] >> Tara -- district for.

[1:51:12] >> All in favour? 50 -

[1:51:18] Ressources humaines 50.01.

[1:51:20] Déposer la liste des changements

[1:51:21] au personnel par décisions

[1:51:22] déléguées pour le mois de

[1:51:23] november 2022, telle que

[1:51:24] préparée par M. Vincent Proulx,

[1:51:25] Directeur - ressources humaines.

[1:51:29] 50 or, to

[1:51:30] Approve the list of non

[1:51:31] litigated staff changes as of

[1:51:33] November 8th, 2022.

[1:51:34] >> Do I have a mover?

[1:51:36] >> -- Senate district to.

[1:51:38] >> And seconder?

[1:51:39] >> Kelly Thorstad-Cullen,

[1:51:40] district three.

[1:51:41] >> All in favour?

[1:51:47] >> Closure?

[1:51:49] >> Do I have a mover?

[1:51:51] >> I move to approve closing

[1:51:53] this meeting. Terrorist and

[1:51:54] fourth, district four.

[1:51:56] >> And seconder?

[1:51:57] >> Eric Stork, giddyup.

[1:51:58] >> All in favour? Thanks

[1:52:01] everybody. Merci tout le monde.

2022-11-08 Conseil de la Ville de Pointe-Claire

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