[0:34] Avant de débuter la séance du

[0:36] conseil, je dois revenir sur une

[0:38] plainte au sujet d'un écart de

[0:41] langage de ma part qui a été

[0:43] porté à l'attention des médias

[0:45] et de la communauté et les

[0:49] personnes qui me connaissent,

[0:51] incluant celles de la communauté

[0:53] juive savent bel et bien que je

[0:55] ne suis pas antisémite et que

[0:59] mes intentions n'ont jamais été

[1:05] antisémites, cela n'excuse pas

[1:07] le mauvais choix de mots que

[1:09] j'ai utilisés dans le cadre de

[1:11] réunions privées. Je tiens à

[1:12] m'excuser auprès de tout seul et

[1:16] ce que j'ai offensé. Cela a

[1:20] généré beaucoup de réactions.

[1:22] J'ai dû m'expliquer et m'excuser

[1:24] à plusieurs reprises, sur

[1:27] plusieurs tribunes, ce qui est

[1:29] lourd à gérer. Aujourd'hui, j'en

[1:32] parle et je m'excuse

[1:34] publiquement pour une dernière

[1:36] fois. Je reprend avec force le

[1:38] rôle pour lequel j'ai été élu.

[1:43] >> Before we start this council

[1:44] meeting, I must bring up again a

[1:47] complaint about the

[1:48] inappropriate language I use

[1:49] that has been brought to the

[1:50] attention of the media and

[1:52] community. People in --

[1:54] including those in the Jewish

[1:56] community knows that I am not an

[1:58] antisemite and that my intention

[1:59] was never to be antisemitic.

[2:01] However, that does not excuse

[2:03] the poor choice of words I used

[2:05] in a previous meeting and I

[2:06] would like to apologize to

[2:07] anyone I offended. This resulted

[2:09] in many reactions. And I had to

[2:12] explain apologize on several

[2:13] occasions, on several off forms,

[2:15] which has been all consuming.

[2:16] Today, I am publicly apologizing

[2:18] one last time and will now

[2:20] firmly resume the role for which

[2:22] I was elected.

[2:31] Il y a un bien triste

[2:33] anniversaire à souligner, le 6

[2:36] décembre 1989, un homme armé a

[2:38] assassiné 14 forme à l'École

[2:39] polytechnique de Montréal.

[2:42] Simplement parce qu'elles

[2:43] étaient des femmes.

[2:46] À chaque année depuis ce drame,

[2:49] les cols et le comité mémoire

[2:52] rendent hommage aux victimes.

[2:55] Une levée de fonds appelé la

[2:57] semaine de la rose blanche a été

[2:59] mise sur pied afin de recueillir

[3:03] des dons pour permettre à des

[3:06] jeunes femmes issus de milieux

[3:08] moins aisés de participer à une

[3:11] (inaudible)

[3:13] scientifique pour développer

[3:14] leur curiosité et leurs intérêts

[3:15] à l'égard des sciences et du

[3:17] génie. Nous soulignons cet

[3:22] anniversaire en souhaitant

[3:24] qu'une telle événement ne se

[3:25] reproduise jamais.

[3:29] Today marks a sad anniversary,

[3:31] that of December 6th,, 1989,

[3:34] when a gunman murdered 14 women

[3:36] at the coal polytechnic's de

[3:40] Montréal, simply because they

[3:43] were women. Silver -- ever since

[3:46] this tragedy, the -- and this --

[3:49] week of the white roses set up

[3:51] to collect donations to enable

[3:52] young girls from disadvantaged

[3:53] communities to participate in

[3:55] the scientific outreach kids

[3:57] camp to develop their curiosity

[3:59] and interest in science and

[4:01] engineering. We mark this

[4:02] anniversary by wishing that this

[4:04] type of event never happens

[4:06] again.

[4:11] J'ai quelques mots à vous dire

[4:12] au sujet du budget. Il y aura

[4:14] trois séances extraordinaires ce

[4:16] mois-ci, dès le 19 décembre pour

[4:19] la présentation du budget et la

[4:21] motion de règlement de la

[4:25] taxation, un troisième le 21

[4:27] pour l'adoption de la

[4:28] réglementation de la taxation.

[4:31] La réglementation municipale

[4:32] fait en sorte que les activités

[4:34] de budget et de taxation doivent

[4:36] se tenir à des dates

[4:37] différentes. Ces présentations

[4:43] arrive tardivement cette année,

[4:45] car nous devons attendre que la

[4:46] Ville de Montréal dépose

[4:48] officiellement ses budgets pour

[4:51] recevoir les indications

[4:53] attribuables à Pointe-Claire.

[4:59] Nous savons que les quote-part

[5:01] de la Cour la... gomme et ration

[5:03] vont augmenter. Les détails de

[5:05] l'est ait impact sur votre

[5:07] compte de taxes vous seront

[5:08] présentés à la fin du mois.

[5:12] There will be three special

[5:13] council meetings this month. The

[5:15] first two, on December 19th, for

[5:17] adoption of the budget, and the

[5:19] deposit of a motion for taxation

[5:21] and a third one on the 21st to

[5:24] adopt a new taxation regulation.

[5:27] Municipal bylaws require that

[5:28] budget and taxation activities

[5:32] require -- that the budget to

[5:33] act be held on different days.

[5:35] These presentations are late

[5:36] this year because we had to wait

[5:38] for the City of Montréal to

[5:40] officially submit its budgets in

[5:41] order to receive the indication

[5:45] specific soda Pointe-Claire.

[5:46] Overall, we know that the shares

[5:48] the agglomeration have

[5:49] increased. The details of the

[5:50] budget and its impact on your

[5:53] tax bill would be presented to

[5:55] you on the end of the month.

[6:02] Au sujet des projets de la

[6:04] ville, nous avons des activités

[6:07] participatives pour les citoyens

[6:09] qui sont en cours. D'autres s'en

[6:14] viennent en 2023, sur la

[6:17] planification stratégique et le

[6:18] plan d'urbanisme en.

[6:21] Ce sont deux volets importants

[6:23] qui concernent le développement

[6:25] de notre ville. Le premier

[6:27] volet, il s'agit de la

[6:31] planification stratégique. Cet

[6:32] exercice vise à les principales

[6:34] perceptions des citoyens et

[6:36] citoyennes sur les forces,

[6:39] faiblesses et défie de

[6:41] Pointe-Claire, de manière à

[6:42] permettre aux équipes de la

[6:44] ville et aux élus de comprendre

[6:46] les principales préoccupations

[6:47] citoyennes. Présentement, nous

[6:51] poursuivons les activités en vue

[6:53] de cette planification. Il y a

[6:56] eu des sondages en ligne,

[6:59] maintenant. Il y a un sondage

[7:00] téléphonique en cour.

[7:03] Nous avons lancé une invitation

[7:06] aux personnes qui souhaitent

[7:08] participer à un atelier

[7:10] collaboratif qui se déroulera le

[7:13] 13 décembre prochain au Centre

[7:15] nautique de la Baie de Valois.

[7:18] Il y a encore quelques places de

[7:20] disponibles. Pour participer,

[7:23] vous devez vous inscrire au plus

[7:24] tard demain, 16 heures.

[7:28] (inaudible)

[7:29] (---)

[7:30] . Toutes les informations

[7:33] entourant l'atelier sont

[7:34] disponibles sur ce site

[7:36] Internet. À la fin de cet

[7:41] exercice, plusieurs centaines de

[7:43] citoyens et citoyennes, employés

[7:45] élus qui ont participé à cet

[7:48] exercice, je tiens à les

[7:50] remercier tous publiquement.

[7:52] Pour faire suite à la

[7:54] planification stratégique, nous

[7:57] amorçons un autre exercice très

[8:00] important qui est celui de la

[8:02] révision du plan d'urbanisme.

[8:06] Nous allons inviter l'ensemble

[8:08] du public du Pointe-Claire à

[8:09] prendre part à différentes

[8:12] activités collaborative au cours

[8:13] de l'année 2023. C'est cette

[8:17] importante révision du plan

[8:18] d'urbanisme qui nous permettra

[8:20] de décider... dessiner le

[8:23] territoire de Pointe-Claire de

[8:24] demain. Vous pouvez consulter la

[8:26] documentation à cet effet sur

[8:27] notre site Internet. Il est

[8:31] important de vous inscrire sur

[8:32] le site pour participer aux

[8:34] exercices et pour recevoir les

[8:35] informations sur la révision du

[8:36] plan.

[8:39] We have participatory activities

[8:41] for citizens that are underway

[8:43] and others that are coming in

[8:46] 2023 for strategic planning and

[8:47] the urban planning program.

[8:49] These are two important plans

[8:51] that concern the development of

[8:52] our city. The first part is

[8:55] strategic planning. The purpose

[8:57] of this exercise is to know the

[8:59] main perceptions of citizens

[9:01] regarding Pointe-Claire's

[9:02] strengths, weaknesses and

[9:04] challenges. This will allow the

[9:06] city's team and elected

[9:07] officials to get a better

[9:08] understanding of the main

[9:09] concerns of our citizens. We are

[9:13] continuing the activities for

[9:14] this planning exercise. There

[9:16] have been online surveys.

[9:17] Currently, there is a telephone

[9:19] survey in progress. And we are

[9:21] inviting people to participate

[9:23] in a collaborative workshop on

[9:25] December 13th at the -- nautical

[9:27] Centre. There are still a few

[9:30] places available for the

[9:31] workshop and participate you

[9:32] must register no later than

[9:34] tomorrow at 4 pm on the

[9:37] Pointe-Claire -- website. All

[9:40] the information about this

[9:41] workshop are on our website. And

[9:43] at the end of the exercise,

[9:46] several hundred citizens,

[9:47] employees and elected officials

[9:48] will have participated in this

[9:50] exercise. And I would like to

[9:51] thank each and every one of them

[9:54] publicly. To follow up on this

[9:57] strategic planning, we are

[9:58] starting another very important

[9:59] exercise, which is the review of

[10:01] the urban planning program. Once

[10:03] again, we will invite all

[10:06] Pointe-Claire stakeholders to

[10:07] take part in various

[10:08] collaborative activities during

[10:11] 2023. It is important -- it is

[10:14] this important review of the

[10:15] urban planning program that will

[10:16] allow us to design tomorrow's

[10:19] territory of Pointe-Claire. You

[10:20] cannot really consult

[10:22] documentation about this on the

[10:24] Pointe-Claire -- site. You must

[10:26] register on the site to

[10:29] participate in the exercises and

[10:30] receive information on the

[10:31] program review.

[10:34] En terminant, demain, le 7

[10:37] décembre marque le premier jour

[10:38] de la COP 15. Il s'agit d'une

[10:41] Convention des Nations Unies sur

[10:43] la biodiversité qui se tiendra,

[10:46] ici, à Montréal, jusqu'au 19

[10:49] décembre. Les nombreux

[10:52] participants qu'on prenne des

[10:54] représentants gouvernementaux,

[10:56] scientifique, des gens du monde

[11:00] des affaires, des

[11:01] universitaires, des organismes

[11:02] communautaires, des citoyens. Le

[11:06] but de ce rendez-vous est de

[11:09] fixer des objectifs fédéral

[11:11] abhorrer un plan d'action pour

[11:14] protéger l'écosystème fragile,

[11:17] la biodiversité de notre monde

[11:19] est essentiel à toute vie sur

[11:20] Terre. La nature est en crise.

[11:25] Les questions environnementales

[11:28] affectent toutes les facettes de

[11:29] notre vie quotidienne et elles

[11:32] ne peuvent plus être ignorées.

[11:34] Il est donc temps que nous

[11:36] commencions, ici à

[11:37] Pointe-Claire, à recentrer la...

[11:41] les priorités de notre ville

[11:42] afin de sauvegarder les systèmes

[11:47] naturels qu'on compte pour notre

[11:50] exercice sens pour demeurer sain

[11:52] et disponible pour les

[11:53] générations à venir. Sosa, au

[11:58] cours des trois prochaines

[11:59] années, je travaillerai aux...

[12:03] avec les membres du conseil et

[12:05] la administration de la Ville

[12:06] pour placer l'environnement au

[12:07] cours de notre réflexion et de

[12:09] notre planifie canadien.

[12:12] Planification. Nous nous

[12:15] joignons aux municipalités du

[12:17] Québec et du Canada, et du monde

[12:19] pour faire face aux enjeux

[12:21] pressants liés aux changements

[12:22] climatiques.

[12:26] L'air que nous respirons à la

[12:29] santé de nos rives, les nombreux

[12:31] oiseaux, reptiles et animaux,

[12:34] insecte, plantes et espaces

[12:36] naturels qui partage cette ville

[12:38] avec nous, il est temps de

[12:40] devenir proactif et d'aller

[12:42] au-delà de ce que nous avons

[12:43] fait jusqu'à présent.

[12:49] Il est temps de redécouvrir

[12:50] notre relation avec la nature et

[12:52] de garder Pointe-Claire une

[12:54] ville Belle et florissante que

[12:55] nous connaissons.

[12:59] J'ai hâte d'entreprendre ce

[13:00] voyage avec vous tous.

[13:07] Tomorrow, December 7th, marks

[13:09] the first day of cop 15. --

[13:15] participants include government

[13:16] officials, scientists, members

[13:18] of businesses and industry,

[13:21] scholars, community

[13:23] organizations, as well as

[13:25] citizens. The purpose of COP15

[13:28] is to set new goals and develop

[13:30] an action plan to protect our

[13:32] worlds fragile ecosystems and

[13:34] biodiversity, essential to a

[13:36] life on earth. Nature is in

[13:39] crisis. Environmental issues

[13:41] affect every facet of our daily

[13:43] lives and they can no longer be

[13:45] ignored. And so, it is time that

[13:47] we begin here in Pointe-Claire,

[13:49] to refocus and realign our

[13:51] city's priorities in order to

[13:52] safeguard the natural systems we

[13:54] rely on for very existence and

[13:56] that they will remain healthy

[13:58] unavailable for generations to

[13:59] come. Consequently, this evening

[14:00] I am announcing that over the

[14:02] next three years I will work

[14:04] with council members on the

[14:05] City's administration to put the

[14:06] environment at the forefront of

[14:08] our thinking and planning. In

[14:11] doing so, we joined the numerous

[14:13] municipalities throughout

[14:14] Québec, Canada and the world in

[14:15] tackling the pressing issues

[14:17] around climate change. From the

[14:19] air we breathe, to the health of

[14:20] our shoreline, from the many

[14:21] birds, reptiles, animals,

[14:24] insects, to the plants and

[14:27] natural spaces that share the

[14:28] city with us, it is time to

[14:31] become proactive and to go

[14:32] beyond what we have done so far.

[14:35] It is time to rediscover a

[14:36] relationship with their future

[14:38] and to keep Pointe-Claire the

[14:40] beautiful in flushing city we

[14:41] know to be. I look forward to

[14:43] embarking on this journey with

[14:44] you all. Thank you for your

[14:45] attention. And now, Madam Clerk,

[14:49] we can begin a regular council

[14:50] meeting.

[14:54] 01.01 Approuver l'ordre du jour.

[14:55] --

[14:56] >> Approve the agenda, change --

[14:57] le retrait de points 10-04 --

[15:02] 10.04 Avis de motion et dépôt

[15:03] d'un projet de règlement.

[15:04] >> Do we have a mover?

[15:08] >> --

[15:10] District to.

[15:13] >> Seconder?

[15:14] >> Eric Stork, district seven.

[15:17] - 04.01 Approuver la version

[15:18] française et la version anglaise

[15:19] du procès-verbal de la séance

[15:20] ordinaire du 8 novembre 2022.

[15:23] >> Do we have

[15:24] A mover?

[15:25] >> -- district two.

[15:28] >> -- Eric Stork, district

[15:29] seven.

[15:31] >> All in favour?

[15:34] >> -- French in English versions

[15:37] of the Pointe-Claire

[15:40] Pointe-Claire Public Library

[15:41] advisory board meeting, of --

[15:43] 04.03 Déposer la version

[15:44] française et la version anglaise

[15:45] du procès-verbal de la réunion

[15:46] du comité consultatif de Stewart

[15:47] Hall du 9 novembre 2022.

[15:51] 04.04 Déposer et approuver la

[15:52] version française et la version

[15:53] anglaise du procès-verbal de la

[15:54] réunion du comité de circulation

[15:55] du 8 novembre 2022. -- improve

[15:56] the French and English version

[15:57] of the minutes of the 05 -

[15:58] Période de questions traffic

[15:59] committee meeting of November

[16:00] 8th, 2022..

[16:04] >> Question period --

[16:05] Pour la période de questions,

[16:06] nous gardons 90 minutes pour

[16:09] cette période. Nous commencerons

[16:11] par les questions des résidents

[16:13] de Pointe-Claire et n'aborderons

[16:14] que les questions des promoteurs

[16:16] après avoir répondu à celle-ci.

[16:19] >> For question period, we shall

[16:21] stick to the 90 minutes time

[16:24] period for questions. For

[16:25] question period, will begin with

[16:27] questions from Pointe-Claire

[16:28] residents and address questions

[16:29] from developers only after these

[16:30] have been answered. Okay.

[16:33] >> -- fourth, district four,

[16:37] question for Maria, who cannot

[16:39] be here, and we do not allow

[16:41] email questions. So, I will ask

[16:43] your question for her. She would

[16:44] like to know if the meetings on

[16:47] the strategic plan will

[16:48] accommodate people with special

[16:50] needs.

[16:51] >> I would hope so.

[16:53] >> So, you don't know?

[16:55] >> I would certainly think that

[16:56] we will?

[16:58] >> Yes?

[16:59] >> Yes.

[17:00] >> Okay. Thank you.

[17:14] >> Okay, Susan, Pointe-Claire, I

[17:18] have one preamble, approximately

[17:19] two minutes, with one question

[17:22] and a second question. Okay? Mr.

[17:29] Thomas, I was disgusted but not

[17:34] surprised by the antisemitic

[17:35] slur that you had made at a

[17:37] recent caucus meeting. Caucus

[17:38] meetings might be closed or, but

[17:43] -- offended by remark. And as

[17:46] per usual, you try to intimidate

[17:47] her by saying that she was

[17:49] exaggerating and dramatic. Over

[17:50] the past year, you have shown

[17:52] that you are unfit to be a

[17:54] mayor. Last march, he wanted

[17:57] Council to give Mr. Lionel out

[17:59] of $5,000 for his Pointe-Claire

[18:01] journal. He spent a year

[18:02] promoting new and attacking

[18:04] longtime members of Council. The

[18:06] paper has since folded. July,

[18:08] you had a -- at citizens at --

[18:11] stating that you and your

[18:12] political advisor would meet

[18:13] with him. I asked you about the

[18:15] advisory. You denied having an

[18:17] adviser, skirted the issue and

[18:19] condescendingly said to me, what

[18:20] am I going to do with you, Mrs.

[18:26] Weaver? In September, being the

[18:27] rookie that you said you are,

[18:28] you sent your jealous and angry

[18:30] email to all employees and

[18:31] elected officials. And are your

[18:34] most recent behaviour, a

[18:35] degrading slur. These are just a

[18:37] few. Past history has shown that

[18:40] as a citizen, you never attended

[18:43] council meetings other than

[18:44] during the time of the pioneer,

[18:46] where you took time to showcase

[18:47] yourself and grandstand. Prior

[18:49] to last year's election, so many

[18:51] people had told me that you were

[18:53] an abusive man and I could not

[18:54] condone that. I wondered about

[18:57] your credentials, not deserving

[18:58] of my vote. In office, you

[19:00] continue to listen to only those

[19:02] of you who work to elect you

[19:05] rather than trying to

[19:06] collaborate and listen to

[19:09] democratically elected

[19:10] councillors, especially those

[19:11] who were reelected with years of

[19:13] experience. I have regularly

[19:15] attended and followed council

[19:17] meetings for 12 years. I might

[19:19] not have always agreed with past

[19:21] councils, but when I left a

[19:22] meeting, whether it was -- for

[19:25] Mr. Trudeau or Mr. Belvedere, I

[19:27] felt that the city was in good

[19:29] hands. Not with you. You are the

[19:31] reason the city is divided. We

[19:33] didn't newspaper articles and

[19:34] letters to the editor say that

[19:36] some once you've gone. They

[19:38] change the narrative to protect

[19:39] the character and hide you are

[19:41] the grading slur. I four, one,

[19:45] do not want to Pointe-Claire go

[19:47] through another expensive

[19:48] election. But I really do not

[19:50] know what is best for our city.

[19:51] My question -- will you write a

[19:53] formal apology considering

[19:55] concerning your last

[19:58] misdemeanour?

[19:59] >> Mrs. weaver, you have said a

[20:01] lot of things, unsubstantiated,

[20:03] uncorroborated and without

[20:04] evidence. And it is horrible to

[20:06] speak to someone in that manner

[20:09] with no evidence and no

[20:10] confirmation of what you are

[20:11] throwing at me. And if you want

[20:13] to talk about smears, you just

[20:15] engaged in a huge one. As for

[20:18] all employees and elected

[20:19] officials, that's factually

[20:21] wrong. As for Council meetings,

[20:23] I attended all of the council

[20:25] meetings, all of them. I may be

[20:27] missed two in the entire

[20:29] timeframe. So, maybe we're not

[20:30] there when I was there the whole

[20:31] time. As for the abusive man,

[20:34] that goes into smear. I have a

[20:37] lifetime body of performance as

[20:38] a human being and have done my

[20:39] best to be a decent one. And

[20:41] what has been confirmed in the

[20:42] last couple of weeks is that I

[20:43] have been one, because a lot of

[20:45] really decent people have waited

[20:47] for me. As for collaborating

[20:50] with Council, I have done

[20:51] nothing but. I have done nothing

[20:53] but. And as for past councils,

[20:56] you are on record as having said

[20:58] horrible things about other

[20:59] mayors and I can pull it up for

[21:00] you. So, Mrs. Weaver, there is

[21:03] your answer to your question.

[21:06] >> Okay. That wasn't answered.

[21:08] But, okay, on to my second

[21:09] question.

[21:11] >> Okay. I

[21:12] >> Attended the September

[21:14] council meeting, who shouted,

[21:15] while Ms. we Tedford speaking --

[21:18] I was also the parking lot after

[21:21] the meeting. Is there a public

[21:22] security report for the incident

[21:23] you had mentioned --

[21:25] >> I would think. So

[21:29] >> Mr. -- do we have a public

[21:31] security report for that

[21:32] incident?

[21:33] >> --

[21:34] >> You don't know?

[21:35] >> Madame -- you don't know

[21:38] either? Good question. We will

[21:39] find that out.

[21:47] Bonjour, mon nom est Suzanne

[21:48] Wilson. Concernant le fluor,

[21:53] j'ai appelé au ministère de la

[21:54] santé publique.

[22:03] Quelles sont les dernières

[22:05] études scientifiques qui ont été

[22:06] faites sur le fluor? Elle a

[22:09] fouillé ces documents et n'a

[22:10] rien trouvé. On m'a transféré.

[22:12] On m'a dit d'appeler à hauts et

[22:15] environnement. C'est ce que j'ai

[22:16] fait. J'ai parlé à une

[22:19] inspectrice. On m'a dit que ça

[22:21] faisait plus de 40 ans qu'il n'y

[22:22] avait pas d'études là-dessus.

[22:27] Là-dessus, pour payer tant par

[22:31] année pour le fluor, vous payez

[22:33] un employé affectés au fluor à

[22:34] l'usine.

[22:38] Y a-t-il une corrélation? Le

[22:41] fluor dans l'eau, la pâte à

[22:43] dents et le fluor, c'est venu en

[22:44] même temps.

[22:47] Pensez-vous que ce n'est pas à

[22:48] cause de la pâte à dents? Ce

[22:51] n'est pas le fluor vraiment. Si

[22:53] tu ne te brosses pas les dents

[22:55] et que tu prends de l'eau

[22:58] fluorée, tu auras des dans

[22:59] Carrier. La controverse est

[23:01] qu'il y a plein d'études qui

[23:04] disent que il y a la thyroïde,

[23:07] l'ostéoporose.

[23:12] Ça fait diminuer le quotient

[23:18] intellectuel, ça crée de

[23:19] l'ostéoporose.

[23:23] Étant donné la controverse,

[23:27] pourquoi n'arrêtez-vous pas le

[23:28] fluor?

[23:31] - Après cette controverse, on

[23:34] est à

[23:35] (inaudible)

[23:36] (---)

[23:37] . L'agglomération est

[23:39] responsable pour le fluor dans

[23:40] l'eau. Ce n'est pas nous. On

[23:42] n'est pas responsable. Nous

[23:44] avons contacté l'agglomération.

[23:46] Nous avons parlé avec

[23:48] l'agglomération. De ce que je

[23:49] comprends, il y aura une

[23:51] décision en 2023 ans au sujet du

[23:55] fluor dans l'eau de

[23:56] Pointe-Claire. C'est

[23:57] l'agglomération qui décide. Ce

[23:58] n'est pas nous.

[24:01] On a le pouvoir de parler

[24:04] seulement. C'est ce qu'on a

[24:06] fait.

[24:08] - Pourquoi les autres villes ont

[24:09] décidé?

[24:13] - Parce qu'on était chanceux, à

[24:15] l'époque, quand ils ont commencé

[24:17] le fluor. On a été gâté.

[24:18] - C'est le contraire.

[24:24] - Les scientifiques sont en

[24:26] train de décider. C'est dans les

[24:31] mains de l'agglomération, ce

[24:33] n'est pas nous. Madame, ce n'est

[24:36] pas nous. Il faut parler à

[24:40] l'agglomération au sujet du

[24:41] fluor.

[24:42] - À la Ville de Montréal, ils

[24:43] n'en ont pas. Pourquoi on en a?

[24:45] - Parlez à l'agglomération. Il

[24:47] faut demander à l'agglomération.

[24:48] Ce sont les villes qui décident.

[24:50] - Pas du, tout celles

[24:51] agglomérations.

[24:52] - C'est pas vrai.

[24:53] - C'est vrai, Madame.

[24:55] - Pourquoi ils n'en ont pas?

[24:57] - Pourquoi ils n'ont pas quoi?

[25:00] - Pourquoi ils n'ont pas de

[25:01] fluor, la Ville de Montréal?

[25:02] - Parce qu'on était chanceux.

[25:06] - Ça crée des problèmes de

[25:07] santé.

[25:08] - C'est un débat scientifique.

[25:11] - Ce n'est pas, vrai ça fait 40

[25:12] ans.

[25:13] - Il faut parler avec les

[25:14] personnes responsables. Ce n'est

[25:16] pas nous.

[25:21] Ce n'est pas nous du tour.

[25:25] Madame Verdon, avez-vous quelque

[25:26] chose à dire?

[25:30] Est-ce qu'il y a une décision en

[25:31] 2023?

[25:41] - Il y aura un comité de formé

[25:43] de la Ville de Montréal pour

[25:45] analyser la situation du fluor

[25:47] dans l'eau. Il y aura

[25:49] recommandation en 2023 à

[25:51] l'agglomération de Montréal. Ça

[25:52] sera les maires de

[25:53] l'agglomération qui prendront la

[25:54] décision.

[25:56] - Ce n'est pas les citoyens qui

[25:57] prennent la décision.

[25:59] - Non, c'est à l'agglomération

[26:01] que la décision va se prendre.

[26:05] - Où sont les chartes des droits

[26:06] et libertés?

[26:09] - Il faut poser la question à

[26:10] Monsieur le Maire, je ne fais

[26:11] que répondre, merci.

[26:14] - C'est la responsabilité du

[26:17] gouvernement qui décide de cette

[26:19] adoption. C'est l'agglomération

[26:21] de Montréal qui décide ça.

[26:24] - Ce n'est pas le gouvernement,

[26:25] la Ville de Montréal.

[26:26] - Oui, c'est une forme de

[26:28] gouvernement. L'agglomération,

[26:30] c'est un ensemble.

[26:31] - Il n'y a que 3% de la

[26:32] population au Québec qui a le

[26:33] fluor. Ils décèdent au sujet de

[26:38] Pointe-Claire.

[26:41] - Ce n'est pas le gouvernement.

[26:42] Le gouvernement suggère.

[26:44] - Madame.

[26:46] - Je suis tanné des menteries.

[26:49] - Madame, j'ai répondu trois

[26:50] fois.

[26:52] - Je ne suis pas contente.

[26:53] - Je le sais, parler avec

[26:54] l'agglomération. Si vous n'êtes

[26:57] pas contente, il faut parler à

[27:01] l'organisation. Il faut parler à

[27:05] l'organisation qui est

[27:06] responsable.

[27:08] - Dites-moi les noms.

[27:09] - C'est l'agglomération de

[27:10] Montréal.

[27:13] - C'est qui?

[27:15] - Vous devez téléphoner

[27:17] l'agglomération de Montréal, ce

[27:18] n'est pas avec moi tout de

[27:19] suite.

[27:20] - Vous ne donnez pas de noms ou

[27:21] de numéros. On peut les trouver.

[27:24] - Vous pouvez appeler la Ville.

[27:28] - C'est qui, la ville?

[27:31] - N'importe qui. Il faut

[27:34] chercher un numéro pour

[27:35] l'agglomération.

[27:43] Madame, c'est assez.

[27:45] - Il faut travailler pour les

[27:46] citoyens.

[27:48] - Madame, c'est assez, merci.

[27:50] - Je suis vraiment mécontente.

[27:53] - Je comprends, il faut pas les

[27:54] avec les responsables.

[27:55] (inaudible)

[27:56] (---)

[27:57] .

[28:00] - Il faut parler avec les

[28:01] responsables.

[28:05] >> Hello, everyone, my name is

[28:07] Steven, and I -- Pointe-Claire.

[28:11] My issue right now is -- this

[28:14] issue about what happened in

[28:17] caucus. And one of your

[28:19] councillors left at caucus time.

[28:22] And she shared her thoughts on

[28:24] Facebook, is my problem -- my

[28:26] problem, okay? I own a business

[28:29] in Pointe-Claire. And I find

[28:32] Facebook is an amazing venue of

[28:36] advertising you are store,

[28:38] dealing with people. But when

[28:41] something happens in behind

[28:43] caucus, in a meeting -- I'm

[28:47] sorry, but you put it on

[28:49] Facebook and how you felt, what

[28:51] happened behind closed doors, on

[28:53] Facebook -- I don't think it was

[28:54] right. I think that the, what do

[28:58] you call it, the platform, is

[29:00] the wrong platform to exercise

[29:04] your opinion on what the

[29:06] situation was. Again, I see it

[29:08] in a newspaper ad, the same

[29:10] issues. The way I see it is, if

[29:13] you have a caucus meeting, it's

[29:15] like having an argument in a

[29:17] kitchen, okay, with your wife --

[29:19] and you don't want to

[29:21] publicized, what you are

[29:22] discussing. So, that is my main

[29:25] problem here, that I don't think

[29:28] anything that happens with

[29:30] Council in behind closed doors

[29:32] should be shared in public.

[29:35] Okay? So, that is one issue. The

[29:39] second issue is, -- Thomas was

[29:43] elected as mayor of

[29:44] Pointe-Claire for the next four

[29:45] years. And I was one of them

[29:47] that voted. And I convinced a

[29:49] lot of people to vote for him,

[29:50] because I thought that he would

[29:52] be the good candidate for the

[29:55] next four years. There is a

[30:00] divide in Council between what

[30:03] Tim Thomas is trying to do or

[30:05] what Council wants. This has to

[30:07] be fixed. You are all on

[30:08] salaries. You are all getting

[30:09] paid for the job. You chose the

[30:12] job. Make it work. Okay? So,

[30:15] this is the only two things that

[30:17] I am addressing. Okay? And I

[30:20] think that you guys have to work

[30:21] together over the next four

[30:22] years, make it work. I don't

[30:25] understand why we have outside

[30:30] municipalities discussing a

[30:31] situation that was happening in

[30:32] caucus. So, I don't know what

[30:34] else to say. But I think that is

[30:36] something that has to be

[30:38] addressed, or you guys have to

[30:39] solve the problems behind your

[30:41] own closed doors and not

[30:42] publicized it to the public.

[30:43] Thank you.

[30:45] [Applause]

[30:49] >> --

[30:56] >> Hi, my name is Ralph Stolcek,

[31:04] and I'm a resident of two. I'm

[31:07] going to make some comments on

[31:08] the fly. My question is about

[31:10] the Fairview forest. But I just

[31:12] want to make a quick comment

[31:17] first and echo that gentleman's

[31:19] view. He stole my thunder they

[31:21] are a bit. But also, I have

[31:23] attended many council meetings.

[31:24] And I am so exhausted by the

[31:27] fighting amongst you guys and

[31:30] amongst certain people who come

[31:32] to question period and

[31:36] constantly harass, a task. The

[31:37] assaults are vicious. And I also

[31:39] worry that the disruptions to

[31:42] the business of the city,

[31:45] becoming potentially so

[31:46] dramatic, that it could get

[31:48] dysfunctional if it is not

[31:50] already. And I also want to echo

[31:53] that you -- you folks have to

[31:54] get your act together. Because

[31:56] it is enough. I should not have

[32:00] said that because it's not what

[32:01] I came here for. But I am sure,

[32:04] just like you, I have had it.

[32:08] And you need to act. You are

[32:10] elected as a leaders -- not just

[32:12] one leader, you are all leaders.

[32:13] And it is time to act and get

[32:15] together. So, the reason that I

[32:17] came tonight is because a couple

[32:19] of hours ago, I read an article

[32:24] in La Presse and it made me

[32:26] think of the and Fairview Forest

[32:30] it was quite interesting. I was

[32:32] so excited to hear Tim Thomas

[32:34] and, I'm sure, all the Council,

[32:36] get excited about, it COP15 and

[32:38] the upcoming UN conference on

[32:41] biodiversity. There are over

[32:43] 18,000 delegates coming to

[32:45] Montréal. It will be a huge

[32:48] event. Members of, say, Fairview

[32:51] Forest, will actually be there.

[32:53] And I am excited for the

[32:55] results. I know it is an uphill

[32:56] battle. But I think

[32:58] Pointe-Claire, like lots of

[32:59] small, local areas, can do

[33:03] important things. And it shows a

[33:05] small local level but it's

[33:06] really important. Other

[33:09] municipalities have done it.

[33:10] Montréal and

[33:11] Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue,

[33:12] notably. And that is, it's time

[33:14] to save land. It is time to save

[33:16] the tiny areas of force that we

[33:17] still have. Pointe-Claire it's

[33:19] just a tiny, tiny proportion of

[33:23] natural spaces and land left.

[33:27] I think, it's in the single

[33:29] digits in terms of percentage of

[33:30] property. So, the forest is

[33:32] important. And that article that

[33:34] I mentioned in La Presse --

[33:38] well, there are two articles.

[33:41] One is that Legault has

[33:47] announced $650 million to

[33:48] purchase land. And the other one

[33:49] was that the minister of the

[33:52] Environment has announced a new

[33:56] much stronger protection on

[33:59] threatened species and will be

[34:01] elevating the status of the

[34:03] brown snake to more endangered

[34:07] level as well as, I think, 25

[34:09] other species. We have had lots

[34:11] of reports, including the --

[34:13] report saying how endangered an

[34:16] important series of the forest

[34:17] are, the CMM has put it under

[34:23] freeze. Pointe-Claire has its

[34:25] citywide freeze. There's all

[34:26] sorts of developments that have

[34:27] happened. But I think there are

[34:29] actions that have been taken and

[34:33] taken now. I want to know if the

[34:35] City, given its interest in

[34:37] COP15 and the environment

[34:38] committee can start taking more

[34:40] tangible steps to, at least in

[34:45] principle, say, soon, very

[34:48] shortly, that the Fairview

[34:50] Forest has to be preserved. 100%

[34:52] of it. It's a small area. It

[34:54] cannot survive being parceled

[34:56] off, not just for the brown

[34:58] snake but for all the rest of

[34:59] the forest as well. There's all

[35:01] sorts of species, wetlands, that

[35:03] already need to be protected and

[35:04] so it's time to take a stand and

[35:08] announce that, in principle at

[35:09] least, it should be protected,

[35:11] and then start to lobby with the

[35:14] CMM and the Québec Ministry of

[35:16] the Environment -- the CMM is

[35:18] already lobbying. They are all

[35:21] ready saying that they want the

[35:24] expropriation vac to be changed.

[35:26] And they want to be able to

[35:28] purchase land at a fair value

[35:31] instead of market value after

[35:34] potential theoretical

[35:35] developments are built. There is

[35:36] lots of things that

[35:39] Pointe-Claire can do. And I hope

[35:41] that, in the very near future,

[35:43] asking, are there any steps that

[35:45] you are going to take to protect

[35:48] endangered species and protect

[35:50] the forest and will you make it

[35:52] part of your mandate. Thank you.

[35:58] >> There was a question.

[36:01] >> Yes, Ralph.

[36:03] >> -- that has yet to be

[36:04] decided. But I I certainly hope

[36:07] so. I am certainly, 100%, behind

[36:10] that goal.

[36:12] >> Gregory, district one. Just a

[36:16] little preamble that I did not

[36:18] have before now. I think social

[36:21] media and various platforms are

[36:25] a good way and a way a certain

[36:28] generation looks to get

[36:29] information about the cities

[36:30] they live in and what is going

[36:32] on behind closed doors. Thank

[36:37] you, Councillor Stainforth for

[36:39] standing up for your beliefs and

[36:40] informing the public of what

[36:42] happened behind closed doors. It

[36:44] happens in Ottawa. It happens

[36:46] south of the border. It happens

[36:48] in Québec City. It happens here.

[36:50] We want to know about it. Thank

[36:51] you. Question number one -- this

[36:55] is a new one. I've got two. I'd

[36:58] like to know, Mr. Mayor, if you

[37:01] can answer, who do we pay for

[37:03] our water in the city of

[37:06] Pointe-Claire? Because my water

[37:07] is terrible. It is Brown. And

[37:09] now it has fluoride in it that I

[37:11] did not even think about after

[37:13] moving back to Montréal. So, who

[37:15] do I pay to get my water? -- or

[37:18] to the City of Pointe-Claire?

[37:20] >> You pay Pointe-Claire but it

[37:22] goes to the --

[37:25] >> I-pay, Pointe-Claire, so, it

[37:26] is your responsibility as the

[37:28] mayor Pointe-Claire of, and as a

[37:30] mayor on the agglo to hear the

[37:34] citizens that I get rid of

[37:36] fluoride and to tell them --

[37:38] it's not for them to call the

[37:39] agglo. It is your responsibility

[37:41] --

[37:43] >> Is that a question?

[37:46] >> -- stop paying for your our

[37:48] water.

[37:49] >> You are speaking for the

[37:50] entire city right now?

[37:53] >> --

[37:54] >> That's quite a roll you've

[37:55] taken on, there Mr. -- the

[37:58] responsibility has been done.

[37:59] The agglo has been contacted and

[38:01] in fact they have are getting

[38:04] back to us. We are going to hear

[38:06] from them, in 2023, whether

[38:09] conclusions are regarding

[38:10] fluoride in our water. We have

[38:11] pressure them. We have done our

[38:12] best. And we are going to get an

[38:14] answer from them. So, there you

[38:16] go, Mr., the answer --

[38:20] >> -- that was clear and

[38:23] concise. And not saying I'm not

[38:25] a scientist and I'm not this and

[38:27] I'm not --

[38:28] >> I'm not Mr. -- and I did not

[38:33] -- I never ever did anything,

[38:37] Mr. Frochette. Is that your

[38:38] question?

[38:39] >> That's my first question. And

[38:40] I want to get into your little

[38:43] diatribe as well before that but

[38:44] I will let you answer your

[38:48] second question. -- Mrs. Weaver

[38:51] kind of still some of my

[38:52] question. I'm concerned that

[38:56] Councillor Tedford is our

[38:58] Councillor district one. I see

[38:59] that she is still not present. I

[39:01] would like to know what is has

[39:03] taken place. I believe, in a

[39:05] previous meeting, one question

[39:07] by another resident of district

[39:08] one, you said that there was an

[39:13] investigation ongoing and it was

[39:16] recorded by Public Security. Is

[39:18] anything happening? It is

[39:21] Councillor Tedford going to come

[39:22] back to work or what is

[39:25] happening? Because you really

[39:27] said there is no report.

[39:30] >> --

[39:37] >> I don't know.

[39:38] >> We don't know the answer to

[39:40] that one. I am hoping she will.

[39:42] >> Is there or is there not a

[39:43] report that was --

[39:45] >> That question has already

[39:46] been asked and answered. Do you

[39:48] have another one? It's already

[39:50] been asked and answered.

[39:51] >> But in a previous meeting he

[39:53] said yes.

[39:54] >> There was a public security

[39:55] brigade that visited and greeted

[39:57] the situation and dealt with it.

[39:58] So I am assuming they have

[40:00] written a report because they

[40:01] actually dealt with an

[40:02] occurrence. So, there must be

[40:04] something out there because they

[40:05] actually did deal with the

[40:07] situation of which there were

[40:09] five witnesses, who are all

[40:12] participatory's and who all can

[40:14] vouch for it. So, the incident

[40:16] did occur --

[40:17] >> -- Aaron is obviously not

[40:19] here.

[40:20] >> You don't know that that's

[40:21] the reason she's not here. You

[40:22] don't know that. She could have

[40:25] other physical reasons for not

[40:26] being here. So, the are two not

[40:29] necessarily connected.

[40:30] >> I really hope it's not.

[40:32] >> Okay, oh right. So, we are we

[40:34] going with this?

[40:35] >> My question is, is there or

[40:38] is there not --

[40:39] >> Asked and answered, Mr.

[40:42] Frechette --

[40:43] >> No, you said in a previous

[40:44] meeting --

[40:45] >> We don't know. We don't know.

[40:47] I would like to find out myself.

[40:49] Absolutely, there should be one.

[40:50] Here's --

[40:51] >> Why did you say in a previous

[40:52] meeting --

[40:53] >> I just already answered, you

[40:55] Mr. Frechette. I said, they

[40:57] visited, there was an incident,

[40:58] I'm pretty sure there was one

[40:59] written. And if there wasn't one

[41:00] written, there should have been

[41:02] one. So, we will find out.

[41:04] >> --

[41:05] >> We don't know. You have just

[41:07] been answered, Mr. Frechette,

[41:08] asked and answered. We don't

[41:10] know. We don't know.

[41:11] >> I have the access to

[41:13] information saying there is not

[41:14] one.

[41:15] >> Okay. Is there not one? I'm

[41:16] not even sure of that.

[41:18] >> The answers right here.

[41:19] >> Okay, how about I try and get

[41:22] you one then?

[41:23] >> But if it was not done at the

[41:24] time, then it's too late --

[41:26] >> No. All the participants are

[41:28] still available and it's --

[41:30] >> One should be done.

[41:31] >> Probably. I agree.

[41:33] >> Not probably. Most

[41:35] definitely.

[41:36] >> I would love for one to be

[41:37] done. I would love for one to

[41:38] be. Then trust me. And I thank

[41:41] you for that. And don't go away.

[41:44] Now the role of social media to

[41:46] let everybody know what is going

[41:47] on behind closed doors is an

[41:51] irresponsible way to conduct an

[41:52] organization.

[41:55] Behind closed doors -- B'nai

[42:02] Brith weighed in.

[42:03] >> I read the article.

[42:07] >> Please, Mr. Frechette, -- you

[42:09] didn't read the report. It was a

[42:11] TV -- it was a TV spot. And on

[42:13] the global TV spot where, B'nai

[42:16] Brith and Mayor Jeremy Levi were

[42:19] interviewed, they both said, as

[42:23] the representatives of their

[42:25] community that the worst thing

[42:26] you can do is run to social

[42:28] media and it hurts their

[42:30] community, and the best thing

[42:31] you can do is to go to the

[42:32] responsible, professional

[42:34] organizations involved in this

[42:35] type of that cavity to deal with

[42:36] it. Watch the global news

[42:37] report. And this is coming from

[42:40] experience professional

[42:43] organizations, Mr., Frechette,

[42:44] so quite frankly, your version

[42:46] of what you think is right for

[42:47] what's going on behind closed

[42:48] doors he is not shared by the

[42:51] persecuted communities who speak

[42:53] and have a lifetime experience

[42:55] on this issue. So, I thank you

[42:56] for your comment but I think it

[42:57] demonstrates something.

[42:59] >> Oh, thank you.

[43:00] >> You are welcome.

[43:01] >> Thank you for insulting me.

[43:03] >> I did not insults you. You

[43:05] can take it as an insult if you,

[43:08] want Mr. Frechette.

[43:09] >> -- think you very much --

[43:14] >> Mr. Frechette, you don't have

[43:16] to raise your voice. Excuse me.

[43:17] Tony? Thank you.

[43:20] >> Yes.

[43:25] >> So, I --

[43:41] >> Yes, ma'am. Hi, I'm Bridget

[43:45] Watson, Pointe-Claire. I had to

[43:47] think they share tonight but it

[43:49] turns out I have three now.

[43:51] Because I was the person who

[43:53] called public security on the

[43:55] night that the -- approached us

[43:58] and would not leave him was

[43:59] harassing. I don't know what

[44:00] else to say. I called Public

[44:02] Security the next day. I said,

[44:03] is there any follow-up that

[44:04] needs to happen. And I was told,

[44:05] no. So, I am assuming there was

[44:09] a report down on something.

[44:10] Maybe it was not a full fledged

[44:11] report. I don't know. I've never

[44:13] seen anything. I'm just sharing

[44:14] with you that I am the person

[44:15] that called. And this was after

[44:18] repeated requests on my part to

[44:21] ask the developer to leave and

[44:22] to stop harassing and stop

[44:25] pressuring the councillors and

[44:27] the mayor to speak with him at

[44:29] 10:30 pm at night in a parking

[44:30] lot that was badly lit. So, that

[44:33] is my story for that. I wanted

[44:37] also -- well, why I wanted to

[44:38] come up here with the thank you,

[44:41] Mr. Mayor for taking a position

[44:43] on environmental issues. As you

[44:44] know, I am very concerned and

[44:46] committed to saving Fairview

[44:48] Forest as well as other natural

[44:50] spaces. And I am troubled, very

[44:53] deeply troubled, by the loss of

[44:54] bio diversity in our ecosystem

[44:56] destruction through development.

[44:57] I am for development, just not

[44:59] on natural spaces.

[45:02] So, I just want to make that

[45:04] distinction. Because I don't

[45:05] want to be classed as an anti

[45:07] developer, because I am

[45:09] definitely not. So, I'm sorry, I

[45:10] don't have a -- well, I don't

[45:12] know. To have a question around

[45:13] that? No, I'm sorry, I don't. I

[45:17] do have a little preamble before

[45:20] my question with regard to what

[45:22] has been happening lately. The

[45:26] need for action, when we have

[45:27] witnessed something we believe

[45:28] is unacceptable is completely

[45:30] understandable. In fact, it is

[45:32] our responsibility to act. To

[45:33] sit by and do nothing only adds

[45:35] insult to injury. And it is here

[45:36] that we must ask ourselves the

[45:38] difficult question, how best to

[45:40] act? When it City Council

[45:42] decides to break caucus

[45:44] confidentiality in response to

[45:45] an unacceptable situation,

[45:46] instead of making direct

[45:47] statements to the person

[45:49] responsible, it makes me wonder

[45:50] if there has been enough

[45:52] consideration on how this

[45:53] impacts all of us. For while the

[45:56] rush to disclose a wrongful

[45:57] situation may make sense in that

[45:59] moment, giving time and space

[46:01] for those involved may have been

[46:02] more responsible approach.

[46:05] Because now, a precedent has

[46:06] been set, where anyone sitting

[46:07] around the table during a caucus

[46:09] meeting can decide that the

[46:11] rules can be tossed aside when

[46:12] they feel it is necessary. Is

[46:15] that really what you want for

[46:16] Council and the City going

[46:18] forward? Councillor Stainforth

[46:21] was quoted in the West Island --

[46:28] news it's not too late to turn

[46:30] this situation into a teachable

[46:32] moment but only if his

[46:33] willingness to do that. When you

[46:35] were all elected, you took an

[46:36] oath of office to work on behalf

[46:40] and for the well being of our

[46:41] city. You are paid to do a job

[46:42] that requires professionalism,

[46:44] sound judgment and discernment

[46:45] as well as being able to work

[46:47] together despite differences of

[46:49] opinions. If you cannot do that,

[46:51] where does that leave us? And

[46:52] how do we work through this

[46:54] together? So, that was my

[46:56] question. How do you see as

[46:57] being able to work through this

[46:59] so that we can -- you all, and

[47:01] as the citizens as well -- be

[47:03] able to go forward in a more

[47:06] unified way, despite our

[47:07] differences?

[47:08] >> Do you want me to answer

[47:09] that. Myself, personally?

[47:10] >> Yeah, I do.

[47:12] >> It's a good question. I

[47:13] think, take it as a learning

[47:15] moment, all of us. And try to

[47:17] learn from it and move forward.

[47:18] That's all we can do with it, I

[47:20] think.

[47:21] >> Okay. Thank you. Yes, I --

[47:32] >> Good evening, Mayor and City

[47:34] Council. You finished? My name

[47:43] -- district seven. I feel very

[47:47] sorry, really, and I don't know

[47:50] what I can say about what is

[47:52] going on on social media. It's

[47:54] supposed to be that indoor

[47:59] meeting is supposed to be --

[48:04] focused on the really issue --

[48:08] the environment, housing for

[48:12] young families and future

[48:14] generations. What about that

[48:19] sentence are bad word that go

[48:20] fly on the media and social

[48:21] media, to make it bigger and

[48:22] bigger and to insult people

[48:24] more, you teaching the kids,

[48:25] when you hear something bad, you

[48:28] don't repeat it. And you did the

[48:30] same thing that the kids are

[48:31] doing. So, is that the right

[48:32] thing?

[48:35] I had a citizen for 30 years in

[48:38] Pointe-Claire I never saw

[48:40] something like what is going on.

[48:42] Please, try to work together and

[48:45] stop insulting the citizens of

[48:49] Pointe-Claire. We elect the

[48:50] Mayor and we elect all of you to

[48:53] work for the citizens of

[48:54] Pointe-Claire with respect.

[48:58] >> -- respect -- fortunately,

[49:00] there was not any for the

[49:02] citizenry --

[49:04] >> Repeats it -- you did the

[49:06] same thing --

[49:08] >> --

[49:10] >> Look, I am not here to defend

[49:14] anybody.

[49:15] >> It sounds like it!

[49:17] >> No, you misunderstand. I'm

[49:19] not defending anybody or

[49:21] accusing --

[49:22] >> -- things I said.

[49:24] >> As a citizen, I tell you what

[49:26] I'm feeling. And what I'm

[49:27] feeling -- already spoke about

[49:29] it. So, I have the solution for

[49:31] all of you. I hope, really, you

[49:33] do it. Make all the meetings

[49:39] public, so we know who is

[49:41] working for the citizens and who

[49:42] is working for the developer or

[49:45] corporation. That is the right

[49:46] thing. Too many -- do it. Make

[49:50] it public. Put it the same like

[49:51] the meeting here now, on the

[49:52] website, do the same thing. So,

[49:54] we know the truth. That is the

[49:58] right thing to do, please. I am

[50:00] asking all of you, are you going

[50:02] to do that? Mayor, are you going

[50:04] to do that? To put public all

[50:06] the indoor meetings, so we can

[50:08] know?

[50:09] >> No, never.

[50:11] >> Why?

[50:12] >> It's not in me. It's not in

[50:14] me. -- excuse me. Make publicly

[50:17] inside meeting? No. Respectfully

[50:23] --

[50:24] >> Three or four or five months

[50:25] ago, you are the first person to

[50:27] break --

[50:29] >> I did not.

[50:30] >> You speak. I am being very

[50:32] respectful here. We speak of

[50:34] social media not expressing

[50:36] yourself, caucus

[50:37] confidentiality. The slippery

[50:39] slope that started was the

[50:43] braking of caucus

[50:47] confidentiality and a YouTube

[50:49] video expressing councillors

[50:52] internal revolt. And I commend

[50:53] you for being against that,

[50:55] because I am. -- support caucus

[50:58] confidentiality. We have to have

[50:59] a free place to speak, to

[51:01] express ourselves, to agree to

[51:02] disagree, even if we don't get

[51:03] along, that's fine. That must be

[51:05] maintained. So, Mr. Mater, in

[51:11] needs to be maintained. We are

[51:13] not an open book. We don't have

[51:15] an executive, like the federal

[51:16] government. We don't have an

[51:17] executive. You can't let 35,000

[51:19] people into your bedroom and

[51:20] basically say things -- we talk

[51:21] about things that are very

[51:23] sensitive that are of different

[51:25] varying issues and implications

[51:27] of upon the city that we would

[51:28] not really want to share with

[51:30] the public. So, caucus

[51:32] confidentiality is critical.

[51:33] >> But, what you are doing, what

[51:34] you are deciding, that's for the

[51:36] citizens, Pointe-Claire in the

[51:37] city. We are citizens. We have

[51:39] the right to know what is going

[51:40] on.

[51:44] >> Yeah.

[51:45] >> Mr. Nasser, can I respond to

[51:51] Councillor Stork's comment? I

[51:56] did not break caucus

[51:57] confidentiality. I've been

[51:58] accused of. It -- if you follow

[52:01] this issue and if any of the

[52:02] doubt this you can research this

[52:05] yourself. When I actually

[52:07] recorded my video it was after

[52:08] the agenda had been posted

[52:10] publicly. So, there was no -- I

[52:13] released no information that was

[52:15] confidential and did not break

[52:16] any caucus confidentiality. And

[52:18] you can see my response on that.

[52:21] So, that has been used as an

[52:23] excuse, which is a wrong reason

[52:25] to then engage in a tenfold the

[52:27] other way do. So, I would have

[52:33] never done what just happened.

[52:35] And there are comments that have

[52:37] been made in caucus that are --

[52:39] I have spoken with other

[52:42] councillors and we would never

[52:43] say them. That would incriminate

[52:45] other councillors as well. But

[52:46] we will never say them. Because

[52:48] it is not in us. So, I would

[52:51] think that that ethic should

[52:52] prevail and we should get back

[52:54] to it, somehow, all of us,

[52:55] absolutely.

[52:56] >> So, what's the solution, Sir

[52:59] --

[53:00] >> For all of us to take it as a

[53:01] learning moment. For all of us

[53:02] to take it as a learning moment

[53:03] and to learn from it -- and the

[53:05] professional organizations that

[53:07] were involved in this episode

[53:10] have asked that that never be

[53:12] done again and that, instead,

[53:14] they should be consulted first

[53:15] on issues that affect them. And

[53:18] that is the learning experience

[53:20] from this. And go back to that

[53:21] Global News spot or speak to

[53:23] B'nai Brith and you will

[53:24] understand what they were saying

[53:25] and what they were encouraging

[53:27] and why that was, really, not a

[53:29] positive episode for that

[53:30] community.

[53:31] >> Okay. For this question, I

[53:33] hope really you find a solution

[53:35] for that. For this question, how

[53:37] we can avoid all that in the

[53:38] future? And to be working

[53:40] together as a team for the

[53:42] citizen of Pointe-Claire in the

[53:43] city of Pointe-Claire? That's

[53:45] the first question. The second

[53:47] question -- we lost already

[53:50] young person, very intelligent

[53:53] and smart and courage because

[53:58] she stand up and she said the

[54:00] right thing. So, what we can do?

[54:04] Because, as a human being, we --

[54:07] buy money, buy gift or buy

[54:08] promise. She stand up and she

[54:14] did all the right thing. So, we

[54:15] have to support her and get her

[54:17] back. So, what supposed to do,

[54:21] another solution? To not anybody

[54:23] get bullied because they say the

[54:24] right thing? So, what's the

[54:28] solution for that? Because I ask

[54:30] you last time. The question, you

[54:32] did not answer me about this.

[54:34] >> I cannot speak for others.

[54:37] >> No. What is supposed to be,

[54:39] as a leader, to avoid something,

[54:41] or to get bullied because they

[54:42] say the right thing?

[54:44] >> Well, you defend the person

[54:46] from the bullying. And I did, at

[54:48] the time --

[54:49] >> I know you did that but not

[54:50] all of you. So, have a solution

[54:56] for that? I

[54:57] >> Cannot speak for others. We

[54:58] may not have lost her, though.

[55:02] We may not have lost. They're

[55:03] >> -- saying we, have to get her

[55:04] back.

[55:05] >> Well, this is helping. What

[55:06] you are doing right now is

[55:08] helping. Hopefully, she is

[55:09] watching and hopefully she is

[55:10] hearing.

[55:11] >> -- she gave a quote to a

[55:13] newspaper article saying her

[55:14] absence has absolutely nothing

[55:15] to do with that incident. So, we

[55:18] need to stop acting like it does

[55:20] and insinuating that it does, as

[55:22] has been insinuated at every

[55:24] Public council meeting since she

[55:27] was yelled at from the audience,

[55:29] like so many of us at this table

[55:31] have been. You yourself to yell

[55:35] things out, Mr. Nasser.

[55:36] >> I'm not --

[55:38] >> From your seat.

[55:40] >> What I'm saying is, her

[55:41] absence has nothing to do with

[55:43] that incident. She's quoted in

[55:44] the paper saying it, we need to

[55:45] stop acting like it is. She has

[55:47] her reasons that she has not

[55:48] shared with anyone. And we need

[55:50] to respect her privacy. And we

[55:52] need to stop creating false

[55:54] stories. Because she has said

[55:56] that to people, that she is

[55:57] tired of the gossip that is

[55:59] going around. She said to

[56:01] somebody I -- that I just saw.

[56:03] And that she is tired of it

[56:05] being insinuated, that that is

[56:07] not what is happening here. She

[56:08] is not not here because of that.

[56:10] >> As a citizen, I feel the same

[56:12] thing. Because all of the

[56:14] argument and all what is going

[56:15] on social media, I'm just

[56:16] telling you. Why I am here? I'm

[56:18] here to support the good thing

[56:19] and to highlight the bad thing,

[56:21] to find a solution for it. I'm

[56:23] not here to support any body.

[56:26] I'm here for the good open for

[56:31] the citizen and City of

[56:32] Pointe-Claire, to support you.

[56:33] And what is bad thing? We have

[56:35] to highlighted and to form a

[56:36] solution for it. And I hope,

[56:38] please, all of you, work

[56:41] together as a friend or as a

[56:43] family -- because all in

[56:46] Pointe-Claire there is no -- all

[56:48] -- are living together. So,

[56:50] please, -- work all together in

[56:57] a fair. Thank you.

[57:02] >> Thank you. Okay, Madam

[57:03] Thibault --

[57:09] >>

[57:10] Il vise entendre les

[57:11] commentaires des citoyens

[57:12] concernant les projets de

[57:13] règlement visés. Ces procédures

[57:15] est requis par la loi. Les deux

[57:17] sont reliés

[57:18] (inaudible)

[57:19] de procéder en même temps à la

[57:21] consultation pour ces deux

[57:22] règlements. Je vais décrire

[57:23] l'objet des deux règlements et

[57:25] les citoyens intéressés pourront

[57:26] se faire entendre. Si aucun

[57:28] changement n'est requis, nous

[57:30] procéderons l'adoption du

[57:31] deuxième projet du règlement

[57:35] 2791 et à l'adoption du

[57:37] Règlement 27 75 comme prévu dans

[57:38] l'{city_council} ordre du jour.

[57:40] >> The purpose of items 10:01

[57:43] and ten to us to hear citizens

[57:44] comments on the two draft bylaws

[57:46] in question. This procedure is

[57:47] required by the act. The two are

[57:49] related, so it will be more

[57:51] efficient to proceed at the same

[57:53] time, to the consultation for

[57:55] these two bylaws. I will first

[57:56] describe the purpose of these

[57:57] two bylaws and then interested

[57:59] citizens will be able to be

[58:00] heard. Afterwards, if no changes

[58:03] are required, Council will

[58:04] proceed with the adoption of the

[58:07] second draft of and 2781 the

[58:14] option of PC-2775. --

[58:16] 10.01 Consultation publique

[58:17] concernant un projet de

[58:18] règlement modifiant le règlement

[58:19] de zonage PC-2775 afin de

[58:20] remplacer, dans la

[58:21] classification des usages

[58:22] industriels de l'annexe 4, la

[58:23] définition de « Classe « B » -

[58:24] Établissement de fabrication »

[58:25] par « Établissement de

[58:26] transformation et/ou de

[58:27] fabrication ».

[58:33] La modification vise à réviser

[58:35] les modifier la classe B,

[58:40] faisant partie de la

[58:42] classification industrielle dans

[58:43] le but d'y inclure le concept de

[58:47] production artisanale. The

[58:49] proposed amendment revises and

[58:52] amended F mission of

[58:55] manufacturing facilities with a

[58:57] -- production facility.

[59:02] 10.02 Consultation publique

[59:03] concernant un projet de

[59:04] règlement modifiant le règlement

[59:05] PC-2791 sur les usages

[59:06] conditionnels afin de permettre

[59:07] des activités additionnelles à

[59:08] même certains établissements de

[59:09] transformation et/ou de

[59:10] fabrication faisant partie

[59:11] intégrante de la classification

[59:12] des usages industriels.

[59:17] Le projet de règlement

[59:20] concernant les zones situées

[59:21] dans les secteurs industriels de

[59:23] la ville. Il vise à permettre un

[59:28] local utilisé à des fins

[59:29] industrielles certaines

[59:31] activités additionnelles, telles

[59:32] que la consommation sur place ou

[59:34] la vente de produits fabriqués

[59:36] sur site. The draft bylaw

[59:42] concerns zone nine and 11

[59:44] indicated in the industrial

[59:45] sector. It aims

[59:46] Within a premises used within

[59:48] industrial purposes. Certain

[59:51] additional activities such as

[59:53] onsite conception, or the sale

[59:55] of products manufactured on

[59:56] site. Citizens are invited to go

[1:00:02] to the microphone if they have

[1:00:05] comments or question about it.

[1:00:11] >>

[1:00:12] City council members, my name is

[1:00:13] -- my partner Alex sent, us the

[1:00:15] owners of -- in district seven,

[1:00:20] in Erik's district. Running

[1:00:23] business is hard, and it's hard

[1:00:25] without government support in

[1:00:27] allowing those to adapt to tough

[1:00:28] times, especially post pandemic?

[1:00:30] For the first three years of our

[1:00:32] business, we are doubling our

[1:00:33] revenues every year until the

[1:00:36] pandemic hit. During that time,

[1:00:38] a lot of businesses were shut

[1:00:39] down, two of our four panels

[1:00:42] going to mark it were closed

[1:00:43] down completely. The province,

[1:00:46] the government, not the city,

[1:00:48] but other bodies of government,

[1:00:50] did little to help us besides

[1:00:53] providing more and more debt.

[1:00:55] Every theory that was out there

[1:00:57] in Québec turned to canning, and

[1:01:00] flooded the market with

[1:01:02] additional product. It was hard

[1:01:03] for us to keep up with that. We

[1:01:08] all the businesses were

[1:01:09] impacted, everybody had to

[1:01:11] adapt, high tech had to adapt,

[1:01:17] business plans that were created

[1:01:19] years ago had been changed, and

[1:01:20] we are looking for governments

[1:01:21] to keep up with those changes.

[1:01:25] All around us, and other cities

[1:01:28] surrounding Pointe-Claire, in

[1:01:29] vote drawing, in Dorval, in

[1:01:32] Montréal, governments, the

[1:01:34] cities, the governments changing

[1:01:36] their bylaws, industrial zoning

[1:01:37] to allow for consumption --

[1:01:42] consummate yourself class for

[1:01:43] entertainment, for food, for

[1:01:46] restaurant permits to allow them

[1:01:47] to continue to operate. We find

[1:01:49] our customer base needs, or is

[1:01:54] demanding additional things for

[1:01:55] when they want to go out and

[1:01:56] spend their hard earned money,

[1:01:58] especially in these inflation

[1:01:59] times. They don't want to go out

[1:02:00] and get one thing. They want to

[1:02:02] do many things at the same time.

[1:02:06] This past summer was really

[1:02:08] difficult for us. We had been

[1:02:11] granted an exception to use a

[1:02:13] terrasse, or build a terrasse on

[1:02:14] our own dollar. Last summer was

[1:02:18] a good summer, even though we

[1:02:20] were closed inside. We were

[1:02:21] allowed to continue operating.

[1:02:23] This past summer, we were told

[1:02:24] we were unable to use the

[1:02:26] terrasse, which we had paid for,

[1:02:29] and only at the end of the

[1:02:30] summer, did the city say you

[1:02:32] could have actually been using

[1:02:34] the terrasse, there was a

[1:02:35] mistake made. Since then, we've

[1:02:38] been told we need to remove the

[1:02:39] terrasse, which we have. So, we

[1:02:41] are looking for the proper

[1:02:45] direction, or the proper

[1:02:46] guidance to go through bylaw

[1:02:48] zoning changes. So that we could

[1:02:49] get the things that we need to

[1:02:51] continue to operate. I will let

[1:02:54] my partner, Alex, here, make

[1:02:56] additional comments. Thanks.

[1:02:58] >> Yeah, hi. So, some of you

[1:03:03] I've met over time, at the

[1:03:05] brewery, and trying to explain

[1:03:07] to you guys what is important

[1:03:09] for a microbrewery to survive,

[1:03:10] and to compete against fellow

[1:03:12] microbreweries, is just that,

[1:03:14] the identity of being an

[1:03:15] industrial zone, being able to

[1:03:16] produce good beer, being able to

[1:03:18] offer food, our entertainment,

[1:03:20] offer a terrasse, it's the pure

[1:03:21] identity of what a microbrewery

[1:03:23] is. I've been suggested by some

[1:03:26] of the members to focus on

[1:03:29] distribution, and for a

[1:03:30] microbrewery, it doesn't start

[1:03:32] with distribution. It has to

[1:03:33] start locally. Our local. We

[1:03:35] serve our citizens of

[1:03:37] Pointe-Claire with great beer,

[1:03:39] great place to socialize to have

[1:03:41] good conversations about

[1:03:42] business, and to build events

[1:03:44] for charity, which we

[1:03:48] participate ever more so today

[1:03:49] stage. It's very important for

[1:03:51] us to understand that the

[1:03:55] industry has progressed, it's

[1:03:57] changed, and like was mentioned

[1:03:58] before, the consumers are way

[1:04:00] more demanding today than they

[1:04:01] were back then. Our laws need to

[1:04:05] change quicker than they have in

[1:04:06] the past, to sustain the change

[1:04:08] of society today, and the way

[1:04:12] consumers see it. So, you know,

[1:04:15] we find it, right now, for us,

[1:04:17] it's an unfair advantage

[1:04:18] compared to other

[1:04:20] microbreweries. The possibility

[1:04:22] of serving food and having a

[1:04:23] terrasse, and we look at our

[1:04:26] friends in Dorval, they opened

[1:04:29] their second brew house in

[1:04:31] Dorval, in this industrial zone.

[1:04:34] The city went up and said you

[1:04:35] can only install yourself here

[1:04:36] if you open a restaurant along

[1:04:39] with the brewery. They're

[1:04:40] imposing the service of food

[1:04:42] because it's a good principle

[1:04:44] and response to serve food and,

[1:04:47] serve beer and half of it along

[1:04:48] with it. Yeah. If there's

[1:04:55] something else, I'm sorry, I'm

[1:04:56] feeling a little bit under the

[1:04:57] weather today. All this to say,

[1:05:05] try and I, we poured our heart

[1:05:09] out into this business. Even if

[1:05:12] it ourselves tremendously over

[1:05:13] the last years. Because of

[1:05:15] COVID. We tried to explain what

[1:05:17] is the business about, and we

[1:05:19] seem to have not received the

[1:05:22] proper response to it. We are

[1:05:23] here pleading our case, like we

[1:05:24] really need things to change, to

[1:05:26] have the same level of playing

[1:05:28] ground as competitors. I feel

[1:05:32] it's unfortunate for us to not

[1:05:34] have been heard earlier, and we

[1:05:36] have put our life savings into

[1:05:38] this business which, if we don't

[1:05:39] have a change today, we don't

[1:05:40] know how we will make it to

[1:05:42] survive. We can't reach out to

[1:05:43] the consumers as we once did.

[1:05:46] Another thing I find unfair is,

[1:05:49] in the same industrial zone,

[1:05:50] there is a giant retailer that

[1:05:52] is able to produce, whether it's

[1:05:58] kicks, bread, processed meat.

[1:06:02] They are a retailer, it

[1:06:04] manufacturer as well. They're

[1:06:05] able to serve food. We all know

[1:06:08] who it is, it's Costco, and they

[1:06:09] are allowed to, in the same

[1:06:11] industrial zone, themselves, sir

[1:06:12] food. We've been asking why we

[1:06:15] couldn't do it. All this time.

[1:06:17] There are reasons for, it may be

[1:06:19] valid reasons that is, and this

[1:06:20] is why, today, we are asking for

[1:06:22] a change in our bylaws, in our

[1:06:24] zoning, where we are, so we

[1:06:27] can't allow to have this extra

[1:06:31] possibility to serve our

[1:06:32] customers better.

[1:06:36] >> Something else?

[1:06:37] >> I'm good.

[1:06:38] >> Anyways, I hope that, you

[1:06:40] know, I tell people, there are

[1:06:41] two types of people, those that

[1:06:43] don't change, and the people

[1:06:44] that do change. Usually, you

[1:06:46] know, those that change, they

[1:06:47] usually survive. Those that

[1:06:49] don't change, they get absolute.

[1:06:50] Hopefully, they make the right

[1:06:52] decision and make a change

[1:06:53] today. Thank you very much!

[1:06:55] >> Well, it's an interesting

[1:06:56] issue, gentlemen. I know your

[1:07:00] product, I quite like your

[1:07:01] product, and I'd like to have

[1:07:04] local brewery in Pointe-Claire,

[1:07:05] I really would. A microbrewery

[1:07:07] in Pointe-Claire. I support what

[1:07:08] you're trying to do. There are a

[1:07:10] couple of issues that are

[1:07:12] important to note here. When

[1:07:13] needed start to the business,

[1:07:14] you started it in a zoning where

[1:07:17] there was no permit for what

[1:07:18] you're asking to do. You did

[1:07:20] know that going in. What has

[1:07:24] happened as a result of that is

[1:07:25] that, a lot of us, my fellow

[1:07:29] councillors and I, sympathize,

[1:07:31] and have worked very hard, and

[1:07:35] you are, step-by-step, doing

[1:07:37] well, and there is a willingness

[1:07:40] to change, as you suggest, and,

[1:07:42] maybe, to look at the rules of

[1:07:44] Pointe-Claire. They are the

[1:07:45] rules of Pointe-Claire. Offhand,

[1:07:47] things are looking positive, so

[1:07:49] I wouldn't get too upset about

[1:07:51] things at the moment. I am sorry

[1:07:53] to hear that there was a mistake

[1:07:54] made, I like to follow that up a

[1:07:56] bit more. The other thing I

[1:07:58] think you'd have to bear in

[1:07:59] mind, we had the blues fest this

[1:08:02] summer, and we have complaints

[1:08:04] about noise from certain

[1:08:06] residents. It is how close you

[1:08:07] are to residential areas,

[1:08:09] whether loud music or volume

[1:08:11] matter. I think Costco is

[1:08:13] playing music or doing anything

[1:08:14] of high volume. I don't know if

[1:08:16] they are or are close to

[1:08:17] residential. I'm not sure. These

[1:08:20] are variables that factor into

[1:08:22] this equation. There are forces

[1:08:24] in Pointe-Claire that don't want

[1:08:28] commercial businesses doing --

[1:08:29] you know, having a terrasse, and

[1:08:31] food in industrial zones. There

[1:08:32] are forces out there that are

[1:08:34] against that. Allow us to try.

[1:08:36] We are trying. We are

[1:08:37] sympathetic. Most of us feel

[1:08:40] positive about what you are

[1:08:41] trying to do, and are working

[1:08:43] for you. So, stay

[1:08:46] interconnected, as you've done

[1:08:47] in the past, and let's,

[1:08:48] step-by-step, let us go forward

[1:08:50] and see what we come up with.

[1:08:51] >> Let me just comment on two

[1:08:53] points there.

[1:08:54] >> Okay.

[1:08:55] >> First, yes, we knew what it

[1:08:57] was, the zoning, when we got in,

[1:08:58] six years ago, when we installed

[1:09:00] ourselves. But, if you look at

[1:09:03] businesses run today, and that,

[1:09:05] five years ago has nothing to do

[1:09:07] with one or the other, forget

[1:09:08] what was done to years ago, what

[1:09:10] has done in today's business,

[1:09:11] nothing for one of the other. We

[1:09:13] can't keep giving that excuse,

[1:09:15] saying you guys knew ahead of

[1:09:16] time. No, business is change,

[1:09:18] people change, society changes,

[1:09:19] this is my point from the

[1:09:20] beginning, that you can't keep

[1:09:22] having these laws that are

[1:09:23] written a long time ago, and

[1:09:26] just keep applying them, and not

[1:09:28] serve the population today the

[1:09:31] way they should be served.

[1:09:32] Things change, and we have to

[1:09:33] understand that. Second, when it

[1:09:36] came -- I'm sorry.

[1:09:42] (inaudible)

[1:09:49] >> Go ahead.

[1:09:54] >> One of your points ways noise

[1:09:56] complaints, outside music,

[1:09:57] playing on the terrasse. -- up

[1:10:02] to over fest, which took a long

[1:10:04] time to get the temporary permit

[1:10:07] for one day. -- for when that to

[1:10:10] happen. What we are requesting

[1:10:12] is more of a continuous

[1:10:13] operation thing, playing music

[1:10:15] inside, the ability to acoustic

[1:10:17] music or a small band inside,

[1:10:20] seafood inside for the majority

[1:10:21] of the year. And then, on

[1:10:23] occasion, the one event per

[1:10:25] year, an Oktoberfest event,

[1:10:28] which -- we were very

[1:10:29] respectful. I got any complaints

[1:10:31] about music. Who is very quiet,

[1:10:32] very.

[1:10:33] >> I even took a video and

[1:10:36] walked all the way towards the

[1:10:40] end of our land, the back of the

[1:10:42] building. And we are right at

[1:10:44] offence, with the residents next

[1:10:46] door. And you cannot hear

[1:10:48] anything from the front of the

[1:10:49] building.

[1:10:50] >> It is just impossible. We

[1:10:52] have those trucks, those trucks

[1:10:54] as well that are across from our

[1:10:56] brewery. There is no way they

[1:10:58] are making noise. So, I

[1:11:01] understand, that's a concern.

[1:11:02] And I would respect that. And we

[1:11:04] would do anything not to disrupt

[1:11:06] the residents around us. That's

[1:11:08] not the goal here. But I invite

[1:11:10] you guys to come and see for

[1:11:12] yourselves, if we do make noise

[1:11:14] and, if we do disturb the people

[1:11:16] around us. Because we obviously

[1:11:18] don't. I have checked myself.

[1:11:20] >> That's very positive. And

[1:11:22] here's hoping going forward that

[1:11:23] we can keep going forward in the

[1:11:26] direction you would hope was to.

[1:11:28] And let's see what we come up

[1:11:30] with a, all of us together.

[1:11:32] >> Thank you.

[1:11:33] >> Thanks, gentlemen.

[1:11:45] >> The public consultation is

[1:11:48] over. I think so? Unless --

[1:11:53] okay. We can move on with the

[1:11:58] agenda.

[1:12:00] >> Okay.

[1:12:03] Deux autres, avis de motion

[1:12:05] modifiant le Règlement baisser

[1:12:07] 25 sur la consommation... les

[1:12:10] peines. D'une passe, certains

[1:12:11] articles doivent être abrogé

[1:12:12] puisqu'ils ne sont plus

[1:12:13] applicables. En second lieu, le

[1:12:17] tarif des contraventions doivent

[1:12:18] être modifiées pour être

[1:12:19] cohérent avec l'ensemble du

[1:12:20] territoire de l'île de Montréal.

[1:12:23] >> Who

[1:12:24] - Gives this notice of motion?

[1:12:26] Je propose Bruno Tremblay,

[1:12:27] district six. 1005 --

[1:12:41] Conditional Uses By-law PC-2791.

[1:12:42] In order to prevent additional

[1:12:45] activities in processing or

[1:12:47] manufacturing facilities which

[1:12:48] are part of the industrial use

[1:12:52] classification. The bylaw has

[1:12:54] already been explained.

[1:12:56] Disons, cela d'option

[1:12:57] directement de zonage PC 27 75

[1:12:59] afin de remplacer dans la

[1:13:01] classification des usages

[1:13:02] industriels de l'annexe quatre.

[1:13:04] La définition de classe B,

[1:13:06] établissement de fabrication par

[1:13:08] établissement de confrontation

[1:13:09] ou de fabrication. Le règlement

[1:13:11] a également été expliqué plutôt.

[1:13:17] 10.07 Adoption of a by-law

[1:13:18] respecting the adoption of a

[1:13:20] revised code of ethics and good

[1:13:23] conduct for City of

[1:13:24] Pointe-Claire employees. A the

[1:13:29] code of -- for municipal

[1:13:31] employees is being amended to

[1:13:33] include elements that include

[1:13:34] cases of theft or fraud. In

[1:13:36] addition, we have taken into

[1:13:38] account for the -- of changes

[1:13:40] for the municipal ethics act

[1:13:43] regarding -- the act requires

[1:13:46] municipalities to prohibit

[1:13:48] certain employees for a period

[1:13:50] of 12 months after leaving

[1:13:52] office from holding a position

[1:13:54] as a director or officer of a

[1:13:57] corporation, employment or any

[1:13:59] other office that would give

[1:14:00] them or any other person

[1:14:03] improper advantage from their

[1:14:04] previous position for the city.

[1:14:08] Dix virgule, c'est l'option de

[1:14:10] règlement modifiant le Règlement

[1:14:12] PC 25 65 sur la consultation des

[1:14:13] parcs de stationnement ouvert au

[1:14:15] public. La modification

[1:14:17] réglementaire est pour permettre

[1:14:18] l'application du règlement sur

[1:14:20] la circulation, plus

[1:14:22] spécifiquement l'annexe G 1 par

[1:14:24] que ouvert au public. Au 285

[1:14:27] boulevard Hymus et ainsi émettre

[1:14:28] des constats d'infraction

[1:14:29] suivant la signalisation et le

[1:14:30] marquage en vigueur. 10.09

[1:14:36] Adoption of a by-law amending

[1:14:37] the Nuisances By-law PC-1495.

[1:14:40] the amendment is intended, among

[1:14:42] other things, to allow the use

[1:14:44] of generators, notwithstanding

[1:14:46] noise regulations during power

[1:14:48] outages or service interruptions

[1:14:50] or when tests much be conducted

[1:14:52] on the equipment.

[1:14:55] The other modifications are of a

[1:14:57] clerical nature.

[1:15:01] Si le dépôt des certificats

[1:15:03] concernant les registres... --

[1:15:12] until, from -- to

[1:15:17] >> Do I have a mover? Kelly

[1:15:21] Thorstad-Cullen, district three.

[1:15:23] >> Eric Stork, district seven.

[1:15:24] >> I oppose it.

[1:15:28] Monsieur Bissonnette, vous votez

[1:15:30] contre tous les sujets? Vous

[1:15:36] votez contre dix. 0 5

[1:15:39] uniquement? O.K..

[1:15:53] Dix dix, déposé le certificat

[1:15:56] concernant les registres connue

[1:15:57] relativement au règlement

[1:15:59] d'emprunt B C. 29 51, 29 52 et

[1:16:03] 29 53. Aucune signature n'a été

[1:16:05] reçue pendant le cinq jours de

[1:16:06] registre. Le Règlement pour

[1:16:08] mémoire, le 29 51, concerne un

[1:16:11] emprunt de 1 million 610000

[1:16:12] dollars pour des travaux de

[1:16:14] voirie, des travaux sur la voie

[1:16:15] de service nord de l'autoroute

[1:16:17] 40. Le 29 52 et un emprunt de 1

[1:16:20] million 610000 dollars

[1:16:21] concernant les travaux pour les

[1:16:22] parcs et espaces verts. Le 29 53

[1:16:25] concerne un emprunt de 5

[1:16:27] millions 500000 dollars pour le

[1:16:28] bâtiment des Travaux publics,

[1:16:30] phase un. C'est simplement un

[1:16:36] dépôt, alors... 10.11 Consider

[1:16:40] the site planning and

[1:16:41] architectural integration

[1:16:42] programme plans with respect to

[1:16:43] the properties hereunder

[1:16:44] mentioned: - 145 Prince-Edward

[1:16:51] Avenue, major extinction, - 106

[1:16:52] Parkdale Avenue, extension

[1:16:54] exterior renovation, and - 44

[1:16:56] Drayton Avenue., Addition of a

[1:16:58] veranda and exterior

[1:17:00] renovations. Do I

[1:17:01] >> Have a mover?

[1:17:04] >> Tara Stainforth, district

[1:17:05] four.

[1:17:09] >> Seconder?

[1:17:10] >> --

[1:17:11] >> All in favour?

[1:17:14] >> Mr. Mayor, I voted in support

[1:17:21] of 145 -- however I vote against

[1:17:23] 44 Drayton Avenue. There are

[1:17:26] certain aspects of this spate of

[1:17:29] regulations I would like to

[1:17:30] review, particularly for areas

[1:17:34] -- particularly for this area,

[1:17:37] that 44 Drayton Avenue he's

[1:17:38] located in. Therefore, I vote

[1:17:40] against 44 Drayton Avenue. Thank

[1:17:41] you.

[1:17:48] Bon, les personnes présentes

[1:17:49] peuvent secteurs c'est aux

[1:17:50] conséquences dans le sujet

[1:17:51] ci-dessous pour les items dix,

[1:17:54] 12, à dix à 13. -- the person's

[1:17:58] president may address Council --

[1:18:03] items dix 12, 10.12 and

[1:18:04] considérer une demande de

[1:18:05] dérogation mineure pour

[1:18:06] permettre 10.13 --

[1:18:07] Aux cinq, avenue sur Cole une

[1:18:09] marge avant de 6,92 mètre plutôt

[1:18:11] que le minimum requis de 10

[1:18:12] mètres. -- 10.13 consider a

[1:18:19] minor exemption request --

[1:18:23] crescent avenue -- rather than

[1:18:25] the minimum required of 7.5

[1:18:26] metres and be a side setback of

[1:18:30] 2.1 metre metres rather than a

[1:18:31] minimum part of 2.4 metres.

[1:18:37] >> Do I have a mover?

[1:18:40] >> -- district to

[1:18:42] >> Tara Stainforth, district

[1:18:43] four.

[1:18:44] >> All in favour?.

[1:18:49] 20 0 un, déposé la liste des

[1:18:51] amendements budgétaires pour la

[1:18:52] période du 20 octobre au 23

[1:18:53] novembre 2022 et le registre des

[1:18:55] chèques pour la période du 20

[1:18:57] octobre 2022 au 23 novembre

[1:18:58] 2022. 20.02 File the extract

[1:19:04] from the public register

[1:19:05] containing disclosure statements

[1:19:06] of any gifts, hospitality and

[1:19:07] all other benefits exceeding $

[1:19:09] 200 having been received by a

[1:19:11] Council member.

[1:19:16] >> No mention was made in the

[1:19:18] register during the last year

[1:19:23] 20 0 trois, déposé la

[1:19:25] Déclaration d'intérêts de

[1:19:26] pécuniaires de tous les membres

[1:19:27] du conseil. Comme à chaque année

[1:19:29] dans les 72 de la date

[1:19:30] d'anniversaire de la réélection,

[1:19:31] les membres du conseil doivent

[1:19:33] déposer une déclaration de leurs

[1:19:34] intérêts pécuniaires. 20 0 4

[1:19:42] 20.04 Approve the calendar à 20

[1:19:43] dix. Setting the dates and times

[1:19:44] of the regular meetings of

[1:19:45] Council for the year 2023. it

[1:19:50] will be posted on the City

[1:19:52] website once adopted. 20.05

[1:19:55] Autoriser un soutien financier à

[1:19:56] la campagne « Centraide 2022 »

[1:19:57] au montant équivalent à 75% de

[1:19:58] la contribution des employés. La

[1:20:05] Ville remettra 34000

[1:20:06] (---)

[1:20:07] à Centraide incluant les dons

[1:20:09] recueillis par les employés au

[1:20:11] montant de 17373 et 60.

[1:20:17] 20.06 Designate an authorized

[1:20:18] representative for the signing

[1:20:20] of requests and any required

[1:20:22] document for the Ministère des

[1:20:23] Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs

[1:20:27] for the year 2023. Some projects

[1:20:29] require an authorization from

[1:20:34] the forest ministry. To do so,

[1:20:35] it must be signed by

[1:20:37] unauthorized person, the press

[1:20:38] purpose of this resolution is to

[1:20:40] authorize Mr. been what video,

[1:20:42] acting director engineering to

[1:20:45] sign required documents if

[1:20:46] necessary. 20.07 Désigner un

[1:20:47] représentant autorisé à signer

[1:20:48] des demandes d'autorisation et

[1:20:49] tous documents requis pour le

[1:20:50] Ministère de l'Environnement et

[1:20:51] de la Lutte contre les

[1:20:52] changements climatiques, pour

[1:20:53] l'année 2023.

[1:21:13] Les signer les documents requis

[1:21:14] encore de besoins.

[1:21:15] 20.08 Renew the Union des

[1:21:16] municipalités du Québec

[1:21:18] membership for the year 2023.

[1:21:22] the annual membership fee for

[1:21:24] the year 2023 is 22,040 to --

[1:21:30] $42.56. In addition, the city

[1:21:33] wishes to join the Humane

[1:21:37] Society, which is $17,084.14 for

[1:21:44] a total amount of $49,126.69,

[1:21:49] including taxes. 20.09 Autoriser

[1:21:50] le maire, ainsi qu'un

[1:21:51] (e)

[1:21:52] invité

[1:21:53] (e)

[1:21:54] ou un membre du conseil, à

[1:21:55] représenter la Ville de

[1:21:56] Pointe-Claire au 24e bal annuel

[1:21:57] de la SaintValentin au profit de

[1:21:58] la résidence de soins palliatifs

[1:21:59] Teresa-Dellar.

[1:22:07] Le coût est de 550 dollars par

[1:22:09] personne pour un total de 1500

[1:22:10] dollars.

[1:22:11] 20.10 Appoint members to the

[1:22:12] Environment and Sustainable

[1:22:14] Development Advisory Committee,

[1:22:15] as well as renew mandates. The

[1:22:21] citizen members are, Geneviève,

[1:22:25] Isabelle, Rebecca Burns, Gary

[1:22:28] speller, Patricia, Alison

[1:22:30] surveyor. The members of City

[1:22:35] Council are, Kelly

[1:22:37] Thorstad-Cullen, we Bruno

[1:22:39] Tremblay. City employers are

[1:22:41] Sophie parity and Vincent.

[1:22:42] >> Do I have a mover?

[1:22:45] >> Kelly Thorstad-Cullen,

[1:22:46] district three.

[1:22:47] >> Seconder?

[1:22:48] >> Seconded, Bruno Tremblay,

[1:22:49] district six.

[1:22:50] >> All in favour?

[1:22:55] >> I am in favour of all except

[1:22:58] 20.09, I feel we need to align

[1:22:59] ourselves like other cities and

[1:23:01] pay only for council members or

[1:23:03] the mayor.

[1:23:12] >> 30.01 to --

[1:23:13] >> Mr. Mayor, may I?

[1:23:14] >> Yeah.

[1:23:15] >> Thank you for that

[1:23:16] intervention, Councillor

[1:23:18] Stainforth. We did speak about

[1:23:20] that in the caucus meeting

[1:23:23] previously. It's something we

[1:23:24] are looking to codify.

[1:23:30] >> Okay. 30.01 Approuver et

[1:23:32] autoriser des modifications à

[1:23:33] l'entente relative à des travaux

[1:23:34] municipaux intervenue avec

[1:23:35] 9363-9763 QUÉBEC INC.

[1:23:36] (KUBIK)

[1:23:37] . Un délai supplémentaire dans

[1:23:40] le but de permettre de compléter

[1:23:43] les travaux, l'obligation de sa

[1:23:45] responsabilité au 15 juin 2023,

[1:23:46] il s'agit de la seconde

[1:23:48] prolongation dans ce dossier.

[1:23:49] Des facteurs qui expliquent tels

[1:23:52] que la pénurie de main-d'oeuvre

[1:23:53] et la COVID-19.

[1:23:54] 30.02 Confirm the adhesion of

[1:23:55] the City of PointeClaire to

[1:23:56] « Centre acquisitions

[1:23:59] gouvernementales » regrouping

[1:24:00] for the purchase of new,

[1:24:01] retreated and remolded tires for

[1:24:02] the period of April 1, 2023 to

[1:24:04] March 31, 2026. the city of

[1:24:10] Pointe-Claire which is to

[1:24:11] participate in this purchase for

[1:24:13] new or treat in tires for its

[1:24:15] needs of the period of April

[1:24:17] 1st, 2023, to March 31st, 2026,

[1:24:21] we are present and expenditure

[1:24:23] of -- 297,160 dollar, taxes

[1:24:28] included, and benefits from a

[1:24:30] better price to obtain for the

[1:24:31] activity. 30.03 Se prévaloir de

[1:24:34] l'option de renouvellement

[1:24:35] prévue au contrat intervenu avec

[1:24:36] ÉQUIPEMENTS EMU LTÉE, pour la

[1:24:37] fourniture et la livraison, à

[1:24:38] location, d'un chariot élévateur

[1:24:39] au propane clé en main, pour

[1:24:40] l'année 2023, pour un montant

[1:24:41] total de 13054,72$, taxes

[1:24:42] incluses.

[1:24:48] Il s'agit de la dernière année

[1:24:50] d'option prévue au contrat

[1:24:51] initial a octroyé en 2002.

[1:24:54] 30.04 Exercise the option

[1:24:55] foreseen in the contract entered

[1:24:57] into with STINSON ITS INC., For

[1:24:58] the purchase of seven fixed

[1:25:00] radar units, for the year 2023,

[1:25:01] for a total

[1:25:07] amount of $ 29,195.53, taxes

[1:25:08] included. This is the first

[1:25:13] option under the original

[1:25:14] contract that were in 2022.

[1:25:17] >> Do I have a mover?

[1:25:20] >> Terrace team fourth, district

[1:25:22] four.

[1:25:24] >> Seconder?

[1:25:25] >> Eric Stork, district seven.

[1:25:26] >> All in favour?

[1:25:31] >> Okay, 30.05 to 30.10. 30.05

[1:25:33] Se prévaloir de l'option de

[1:25:35] renouvellement prévue au contrat

[1:25:36] intervenu avec LES RÉNOVATIONS

[1:25:38] JOCELYN DÉCOSTE INC., pour des

[1:25:39] travaux de contrôle d'espèces

[1:25:40] végétales exotiques

[1:25:41] envahissantes et d'entretien en

[1:25:42] milieux naturels dans le parc

[1:25:43] Terra-Cotta et autres sites de

[1:25:44] la Ville, pour l'année 2023,

[1:25:48] pour un montant total de

[1:25:49] 154940,31$, taxes incluses. La

[1:25:52] première année d'{city_council}

[1:25:53] option au Contrat initial

[1:25:55] accordant 2022. 30.06, award the

[1:26:03] contract with PG SOLUTIONS, for

[1:26:04] the supply of maintenance and

[1:26:05] technical assistance services

[1:26:06] for various software, for the

[1:26:07] year 2023, for a total amount of

[1:26:08] $ 170,716.03, taxes included.

[1:26:14] The concerns for -- document --

[1:26:21] and access the ongoing. 30.07 Se

[1:26:23] prévaloir de l'option de

[1:26:25] renouvellement prévue au contrat

[1:26:26] intervenu avec MOTION INDUSTRIES

[1:26:27] CANADA INC., Pour la fourniture

[1:26:28] de pièces, d'outils et

[1:26:29] d'équipements en mécanique du

[1:26:30] bâtiment, pour l'année 2023,

[1:26:31] pour un montant total de 90000$,

[1:26:32] taxes incluses.

[1:26:36] Il s'agit de la dernière année

[1:26:37] d'option de contrat initial

[1:26:39] Octroyé en 2018. 30.08 Exercise

[1:26:40] the option foreseen in the

[1:26:42] contract undertaken with 100%

[1:26:45] ENVIRONNEMENTAL, for the supply

[1:26:48] of services for the City's

[1:26:49] mobile Ecocentre, for the year

[1:26:51] 2023, for a total amount of $

[1:26:53] 172,634.96, taxes included. This

[1:27:03] is the final option of a

[1:27:04] regional contract awarded in

[1:27:05] 2019. 30.09 Se prévaloir de

[1:27:09] l'option de renouvellement

[1:27:10] prévue au contrat intervenu avec

[1:27:11] GESTION USD INC., pour la

[1:27:14] fourniture et la distribution de

[1:27:15] bacs roulants pour les matières

[1:27:16] résiduelles sur le territoire de

[1:27:17] la Ville, pour l'année 2023,

[1:27:18] pour un montant total de

[1:27:19] 123237,39$, taxes incluses. Il

[1:27:24] s'agit de la seule année

[1:27:25] d'option de contrat initiale

[1:27:27] octroyé en 2019. Le contrat pour

[1:27:30] 2023 vise la distribution de

[1:27:32] bacs et d'autres services

[1:27:34] disponibles pour le contrat

[1:27:35] initial et feront l'objet

[1:27:36] d'autres résolutions en cas de

[1:27:37] besoin.

[1:27:45] - Bruno Tremblay, -- je propose

[1:27:46] de se prévoir Loire des options

[1:27:49] énumérées -- do I have a mover?

[1:27:50] (---)

[1:27:51] .

[1:27:56] >> And seconder?

[1:27:57] >> -- district to.

[1:27:59] -

[1:28:00] >> All in favour?

[1:28:03] >> Okay 30.10 Se prévaloir de

[1:28:04] l'option de renouvellement prévu

[1:28:05] au contrat intervenu avec

[1:28:06] TRAFFIC INNOVATION INC., Pour

[1:28:07] la, fourniture et l'installation

[1:28:08] de signaux de passage pour

[1:28:09] piétons, type feux

[1:28:10] rectangulaires à clignotement

[1:28:11] rapide

[1:28:12] (FRCR)

[1:28:13] 30.10, pour l'année 2023, pour

[1:28:14] un montant total de 25000$, to

[1:28:15] taxes incluses. -- crosswalk,

[1:28:16] signage -- rapid flashing for

[1:28:18] the -- year 2023, for a total

[1:28:19] amount of $ 25, 000, taxes

[1:28:20] included. This is the final

[1:28:25] option here of the 30.11 Se

[1:28:26] prévaloir de original contract

[1:28:27] award in l'option de

[1:28:28] renouvellement prévue au contrat

[1:28:29] intervenu 2021.

[1:28:30] Avec J.A. LARUE INC., pour la

[1:28:31] fourniture et la livraison d'une

[1:28:32] souffleuse à neige détachable

[1:28:33] neuf pour chargeur sur roues,

[1:28:36] pour l'année 2023, pour un

[1:28:39] montant total de 193098,21$, il

[1:28:44] s'agit d'une option disponible

[1:28:45] dans le contrat initial

[1:28:46] octroyant 2021.

[1:28:55] -- 13.12 park

[1:29:05] -- tax included -- the work in

[1:29:08] -- a small accessible building

[1:29:10] that will -- for you's. This

[1:29:13] includes the construction of a

[1:29:14] concrete slab, the construction

[1:29:16] of service connection and --

[1:29:19] choice of colour and addition of

[1:29:21] landscaping will be discussed in

[1:29:22] the coming weeks.

[1:29:24] , 30 à 13, premier contrat pour

[1:29:29] les espaces verts, les terrains

[1:29:30] sportifs pour les années 2023,

[1:29:33] 2024 à Mario et Fils pour un

[1:29:36] montant approximatif d'1810892

[1:29:38] 53, taxes incluses avec les

[1:29:41] années 2025 et 2026, en option.

[1:29:44] Chaque année est d'une valeur de

[1:29:46] 452723 et 13 et les années

[1:29:48] subséquentes à 2023 seront

[1:29:50] ajustées avec IPC.

[1:30:01] 30.14 -- award -- total amount

[1:30:04] of $ 73,457.53, taxes included.

[1:30:05] 30.15 Award a contract for --

[1:30:10] units, which it's useful life.

[1:30:14] >> Do I have a mover?

[1:30:23] >> Eric Stork, district seven.

[1:30:25] >> Kelly Thorstad-Cullen,

[1:30:27] district three.

[1:30:28] >> All in favour?

[1:30:39] On travaille un contrat pour les

[1:30:40] travaux de dommages, entretient

[1:30:41] des sentiers hivernaux

[1:30:44] ascendants au montant total de

[1:30:46] 75094 taxes incluses, ce contrat

[1:30:48] prévoit des travaux de sentiers

[1:30:50] de ski de fond et de randonnée

[1:30:51] pédestre sur le terrain de golf

[1:30:52] de déco du Field ainsi que sur

[1:30:54] les sentiers de randonnée

[1:30:57] pédestre dans neuf parcs de la

[1:30:58] ville. 30.16 Award a contract

[1:31:04] for professional services for a

[1:31:05] traffic study in the

[1:31:06] Pointe-Claire Village sector, to

[1:31:07] CONSULTANTS AECOM INC., For a

[1:31:08] total amount of $ 58,251.20,

[1:31:09] taxes included. -- undertaking

[1:31:14] major infrastructure work in the

[1:31:16] Pointe-Claire village area in

[1:31:17] order to verify the impact of

[1:31:20] certain -- traffic study of the

[1:31:22] area must be conducted.

[1:31:26] 30,17, octroyer un contrat pour

[1:31:27] des travaux de rénovation à la

[1:31:29] cantine de l'aréna pas Bernier à

[1:31:31] métier plus constructions pour

[1:31:32] un montant de 66049 et 69

[1:31:36] coups... sous. Un nouveau bail a

[1:31:37] été conclu pour la location de

[1:31:39] cet espace et suite à

[1:31:40] l'inspection des lieux, il a

[1:31:41] réitéré que des travaux de mise

[1:31:42] en normes sont requis en plus de

[1:31:44] certains travaux de la station

[1:31:45] pour les opérations du nouveau

[1:31:46] locataire. 30.18 Award a

[1:31:50] contract in order to reduce our

[1:31:51] dependence on recruitment

[1:31:52] agencies and increase our

[1:31:53] employer branding/exposure, for

[1:31:56] three years, to LINKEDIN, for a

[1:31:59] total amount of $ 132,254.25,

[1:32:02] taxes included. The partnership

[1:32:08] with LinkedIn will, among other

[1:32:10] things, a track to network with

[1:32:11] active and passive -- target

[1:32:14] candidates, search -- using

[1:32:16] keywords, posting job on the

[1:32:18] City, LinkedIn career page,

[1:32:21] increasing visibility, and

[1:32:22] showing a major reduction in

[1:32:24] posting time, providing

[1:32:25] information on the job market by

[1:32:27] offering -- statistics.

[1:32:28] ,

[1:32:36] .,...

[1:32:43] (---)

[1:32:47] est en force depuis le 5 mai

[1:32:50] 2020, se terminera vers le 20

[1:32:53] avril 2024. Cette entente à deux

[1:32:55] âges exclusifs d'arrosage des

[1:32:57] villes est constituée... nous

[1:32:59] regrettons, profitons de

[1:33:01] meilleurs prix en raison d'un

[1:33:02] volume d'achat et nous serons

[1:33:04] les

[1:33:05] (---)

[1:33:06] pour ces produits. 30.20 Approve

[1:33:09] a change order to the contract

[1:33:11] entered into with FORACTION INC.

[1:33:12] , For the structural

[1:33:14] rehabilitation of the water main

[1:33:15] at Donegani Avenue between

[1:33:16] Chester Avenue and Des Sources

[1:33:18] Boulevard, for a total amount of

[1:33:19] $ 3,579.95, taxes included.

[1:33:27] This change includes the cost

[1:33:29] material for replacement of 26

[1:33:31] inch valves which was not

[1:33:35] included in the contract.

[1:33:38] >> Do I have a mover?

[1:33:39] >> Eric Stork, district seven.

[1:33:41] >> -- district two.

[1:33:43] >> All in favour?

[1:33:45] 30. 21 à 30. 25, contrat

[1:33:48] intervenu aux constructions

[1:33:49] Camara pour la construction des

[1:33:51] accommodements de services pour

[1:33:52] le bâtiment sanitaire des parcs

[1:33:53] injuste a électronique botte

[1:33:55] four

[1:33:56] (---)

[1:33:57] pour un total de 1441 et 46,

[1:33:59] taxes incluses. Le béton est

[1:34:00] exigé par le département de

[1:34:01] l'eau potable de Montréal pour

[1:34:03] remblayée autour du raccordement

[1:34:04] de la conduite d'eau potable

[1:34:06] principale sur l'avenue del Mar

[1:34:07] pour le futur bâtiment sanitaire

[1:34:08] au parc juste à.

[1:34:16] -- for the construction of slab

[1:34:20] and pathway for -- table at

[1:34:22] Northview and and Seigniory

[1:34:23] parks, for a total amount of $

[1:34:24] 316.18, taxes included. This

[1:34:29] contract and in this regard --

[1:34:33] fill in the -- and the existing

[1:34:34] pathway that connects to the new

[1:34:37] pingpong table at Northview Park

[1:34:39] notes to facilitate

[1:34:40] accessibility.

[1:34:42] 30. 23, appuyer les motivations

[1:34:44] de contrats acquis avec les

[1:34:46] entreprises PNB pour 1 heure de

[1:34:47] jeu accessible pour un parc

[1:34:49] valoir pour un total de 12735 et

[1:34:51] 72 taxes incluses. En raison de

[1:34:53] la suspension du chantier en

[1:34:55] 2022, les frais supplémentaires

[1:34:56] ont été engagés tels que la

[1:34:58] remobilisation de

[1:34:59] l'entrepreneur, la

[1:35:00] main-d'oeuvre, l'équipe avant de

[1:35:01] la machinerie, le remplacement

[1:35:02] des matériaux admis en raison

[1:35:03] des intempéries, l'autorisation

[1:35:05] d'un contrat a été émis pour les

[1:35:06] travaux. Ils ont remis le 6

[1:35:07] septembre 2022. 30.24 Approve a

[1:35:11] change order to the contract

[1:35:13] entered into with ALI EXCAVATION

[1:35:15] INC., For the rehabilitation of

[1:35:17] paving and curbs on Wilton

[1:35:20] Avenue, for a total amount of $

[1:35:21] 15,084.72, taxes included.

[1:35:31] -- on the site exceeds the

[1:35:34] estimate -- lower than the

[1:35:37] estimated quantity, that shown

[1:35:40] amount of -- but we say 15,700

[1:35:44] on --

[1:35:45] 30. 25, appuient une

[1:35:47] modification avec Stinson est

[1:35:49] pour la livraison de radars fixe

[1:35:52] pour un montant total de 4170 et

[1:35:54] 170, taxes incluses. La peine

[1:35:58] officielle était pour l'achat de

[1:35:59] 2022 et deux Madeleine trois,

[1:36:01] 2024. C'est modifié dans le but

[1:36:03] (---)

[1:36:04] et ainsi procéder à une seule

[1:36:06] raison pour huit rapports en

[1:36:07] même temps.

[1:36:09] >> Do I have a mover?

[1:36:13] >> Tara Stainforth

[1:36:21] district four. -- all in favour?

[1:36:28] -- janitorial services for

[1:36:31] exterior toilet and in various

[1:36:32] location of the city, for a

[1:36:34] total amount of $ 10, 000, taxes

[1:36:35] included.

[1:36:44] -- for the emptying service

[1:36:46] water supplies and general

[1:36:48] service three times a week.

[1:36:51] 30 27, autoriser une dépense

[1:36:54] maximale d'1531000, 159 et 56

[1:36:56] dans le cadre de l'appel

[1:36:58] d'offres regroupés du Centre

[1:36:59] d'acquisitions gouvernementales

[1:37:00] pour l'achat de véhicules légers

[1:37:01] pour l'année 2000 22023 et c'est

[1:37:03] un montant résiduel de l'année

[1:37:05] 2022. En raison des diverses

[1:37:07] difficultés d'approvisionnement,

[1:37:08] la ville n'a pas été en mesure

[1:37:09] d'acquérir des véhicules en

[1:37:10] 2022. Par conséquent, les fonds

[1:37:12] utilisés doivent être

[1:37:13] transférées à l'appel d'offres

[1:37:14] groupés de 2023 avant que tous

[1:37:16] les véhicules puissent être

[1:37:17] acquis dans les plus brefs

[1:37:19] délais possibles. De plus, en

[1:37:20] raison des difficultés

[1:37:21] d'approvisionnement, les

[1:37:22] commandes de véhicules doivent

[1:37:23] être effectués dans des délais

[1:37:24] plus courts possibles après

[1:37:26] l'émission de l'appel d'offres

[1:37:27] groupés préparée par la CGI.

[1:37:29] L'approbation d'une enveloppe

[1:37:30] budgétaire maximale cinq j'ai

[1:37:32] l'approbation du qu'on fait en

[1:37:33] ce qui concerne les coûts

[1:37:35] spécifique de véhicule permettra

[1:37:36] à la Ville de gagner un temps

[1:37:38] précieux, ce qui donnera

[1:37:40] davantage de temps pour acquérir

[1:37:41] les véhicules.

[1:37:44] >> Do I have a mover?

[1:37:47] >> -- district two.

[1:37:52] >> Kelly Thorstad-Cullen,

[1:37:53] district three.

[1:37:54] >> All in favour?

[1:37:56] 50 0 un, déposer la liste des

[1:37:57] changements au personnel par

[1:37:59] décision délégués pour le mois

[1:38:00] de décembre 2022 tel que préparé

[1:38:02] par monsieur Vincent pro,

[1:38:03] directeur des ressources

[1:38:04] humaines. Fyfe qui au tout 50.02

[1:38:05] Approve the list of

[1:38:06] non-delegated staff changes as

[1:38:07] of December 6, 2022.

[1:38:10] >> Do I have a mover?

[1:38:12] >> Moved by Bruno Tremblay,

[1:38:16] district six.

[1:38:17] >> And a seconder?

[1:38:18] >> Kelly Thorstad-Cullen,

[1:38:22] district three.

[1:38:23] >> All in favour?

[1:38:25] >> Okay.

[1:38:31] >> Closure?

[1:38:32] >> There is no -- varia. Do I

[1:38:39] have a mover for?

[1:38:40] >> Kelly Thorstad-Cullen --

[1:38:41] >> Do I have a seconder? Eric

[1:38:43] Stork merci tout le monde..

[1:38:44] >> Thanks, folks.

2022-12-06 Conseil de la Ville de Pointe-Claire

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