[0:10] Il y en a deux. Je crois. Non. Merci. Mesdames, Messieurs, Bonsoir.

[0:52] >> Oui, Mesdames et Messieurs. Bonsoir. On va commencer. We'll start with Councilmembers.

[1:00] Report Council. Karen. Bonjour tout le monde! J'ai assisté. >> À plusieurs événements du

[1:08] jour de Pointe-Claire. Deux exactement et le premier était l'un des internationals cuisine

[1:16] That was a great success I enjoyed myself. It's great to see all the different but that's

[1:21] the small business that were showing off there were the dancers. It was just a great

[1:27] time. Et le deuxième, c'était le. C'était quoi? C'était le rendez vous des To where I would

[1:33] go to show off my cute little mini dutch and so that was a very enjoyable and the last

[1:38] thing that I would like to since you're all here to point out is when you leave eventually you

[1:45] will go through the foyer downstairs and have a look at the exhibit and the history of

[1:50] local democracy here and there and have a good look at the time. The ceremonial chain of

[1:56] office, which was i looked at its very impressive. It was a centennial gift given to the

[2:01] city in sixty seven by the chevalier, the globe and the links on the chain are for the

[2:09] links and each link was is the crest representation of some organizations within the

[2:16] institution within the city for example the Rotary club, The club the Army. Cadets or the air

[2:22] cadets those kinds of groups. I think the symbolism of that of the relationship between all

[2:28] these organizations and my government is very powerful and it's really nice looking to have

[2:36] a look at it. >> Conseille Cousineau. >> Nothing special except.

[2:41] >> That I will I will speak on item 6.3. Thank you. >> Stanford. Bissonnette.

[2:53] >> Good evening. Bonsoir. I just to the construction and life is going very well. They have a

[2:59] thanks to accommodate the people the contractor the fantastic use water and now I knew substances

[3:08] to keep the dust down and so it's going along very well and the parc Lansdowne Park is open

[3:14] now finally, except for the five two of five. I think it is but now, that's it. Thank you.

[3:21] >> Before, I don't have the name of the period. Council warming. >> Good evening. Bonsoir tout le

[3:31] monde. It's nice to see some very new faces to the council. So I hope that you'll learn some

[3:38] new things and what happens at the council meeting. I want to let you know because I know

[3:42] there are people here who are concerned about what the city is doing this is what happened on

[3:48] July thirteenth. There is going to be a information center of session on September the temps.

[3:56] If you go online you have to register because we have to know how many people are going to be

[4:00] there because it could be enlarged numbers and if we need to get a larger space we will

[4:05] right now. It's been targeted for the best of one nautical center and it's going to be

[4:10] September the starting at seven PM. So I encourage you to come there was gonna be a wonderful

[4:16] presentation on situation that are happening and there will be there that can help answer your

[4:22] questions so I really hope you as many people as possible we'll show up for that it's september

[4:28] and if you go online. You can register, that's all I have to say.

[4:32] >> Conseillé Tremblay. Cancer. Stade Colon. >> Thank you and thank you for

[4:38] mentioning the flooding session that will take place I've seen it along too many of those

[4:47] concerned and why because I also received many concerns I didn't want to give and updates that is

[4:52] about it, but I've been receiving quite a few questions about the old post office. So

[4:57] I'll just need you a little infolettre that I used for Charles avenue. Just because

[5:01] many people would like to have this information so. Quelques résidents de notre communauté

[5:08] ont contacté moi pour poser des questions sur le développement de l'ancien site de Postes

[5:13] Canada. Le site deviendra une épicerie pis c'est une épicerie. Il y a beaucoup de bonnes

[5:20] informations de l'épicerie. Le site n'augmentera pas en hauteur mais restera à sa hauteur

[5:27] actuelle. Il y a quelques changements à l'extérieur, de sorte qu'ils doivent être

[5:31] effectués pour faciliter la transformation de cette épicerie. Et il y a aussi des

[5:37] changements pour les sentiers pédestres. Mais. Il y a un sentier piétonnier de

[5:45] remplacement sera installé conformément pour faciliter tous les accès à la traîne et le

[5:52] village de Valois, etc. So just highlight in English that quite a few residents have reach out

[5:59] about the old previous post site and I did this summary to those living close to the sight that

[6:07] had questions and had reach out to me on the side, we'll be becoming a grocery store and

[6:11] I've heard a lot of great information that it's a wonderful grocery store to have

[6:15] in our community the site will not be increasing and if that we're remain at the existing

[6:21] right there are Fiou, Fiou site change on the exterior that need to care to facilitate the site

[6:25] becoming the grocery store and there will also be some change to the pedestrian pad but the

[6:32] replacement walking path will be installed to make sure that there is access into the village

[6:37] and into the train as many people walk through that sight so I thought that we're just be

[6:41] good to share as there many questions and if you have any concern contact me directly so

[6:47] Thank you. >> Thank you. Mesdames, Messieurs, bonsoir! Bienvenue à

[6:52] la séance ordinaire du pluies abondantes. Certains citoyens et citoyennes et infrastructures

[7:01] municipales ont été éprouvés par les pluies abondantes survenus le 13 juillet dernier. Lors de

[7:07] cette journée, ce sont plus de 70 à 100 mm de pluie qui sont tombés, dont 57 mm en seulement

[7:17] 1 h. Ces quantités représentent un événement de pluie centennale. Veuillez noter que

[7:25] les équipes suivent les prévisions météorologiques de près en tout temps et ajustent

[7:33] les opérations en conséquence. Les secteurs sensibles du réseau de la ville sont connus et sont

[7:39] inspectés régulièrement avant, durant et après des événements météorologiques. De plus, lors

[7:49] d'épisodes de pluie, nos équipes effectuent des vérifications en amont et des interventions si

[7:57] nécessaire, dans les secteurs les plus sensibles. Ils se déplaceront rapidement dans les

[8:03] secteurs les plus touchés. Lorsqu'un événement arrive, tel que ceux du 13 juillet dernier

[8:11] pour intervenir sur les infrastructures concernées. En plus, dès que des pluies plus

[8:17] importantes ont lieu, nous effectuons une analyse approfondie du réseau

[8:25] d'évacuation des eaux pluviales. Nous remercions toutes celles et ceux qui ont déjà pris le temps

[8:31] de nous faire part de leurs préoccupations et observations sur les événements. Nous sommes

[8:39] conscients des impacts que ces événements météorologiques extrêmes peuvent avoir sur les

[8:45] résidences et les infrastructures locales. Nos équipes techniques analysent les

[8:51] causes et évaluent des options d'intervention afin d'accroître la résilience de notre

[8:59] territoire. De tels phénomènes climatiques, qui autrefois étaient exceptionnels, sont de

[9:05] plus en plus fréquents avec les changements climatiques. Unfortunately, Bien que cet

[9:11] événement affecte l'ensemble de notre territoire, soyez assurés que chaque situation qui nous

[9:17] est soumise est étudiée afin d'en relever les particularités. Pour en savoir plus plus le

[9:27] sujet, nous invitons Comme c'était à 12 h, nous invitons toutes les citoyennes et les

[9:32] citoyens à la conférence Résilience climatique et précipitations abondantes qui se

[9:39] tiendra le mercredi 10 septembre de 19 h à 21 h au Centre nautique Baie de Valois. Cette

[9:47] conférence axée sur la résilience climatique face aux précipitations importantes, sera

[9:55] offert par les experts Marcel Gruau et Caleb Marie de l'organisation. GFS à. J'aurais

[10:03] pas. Il s'agit d'une conférence qui a été offerte dans d'autres municipalités et bien apprécié

[10:12] des participants. Il est important, il est important de réserver votre place. Vous

[10:17] trouverez le formulaire d'inscription en ligne sur le site web de la ville. Depuis

[10:23] plusieurs années, nous intégrons des solutions durables dans l'élaboration de nos projets

[10:30] pour minimiser les impacts des changements climatiques. Pour nommer que quelques exemples En

[10:37] 2017 un bassin, un bassin de rétention a été implanté sur la piste cyclable du boulevard IM

[10:45] 20 21 jardin de pluie a été créé au parc Belmont en 20 25. Un saillies drainant a intégré dans

[10:55] l'aménagement de l'avenue Winthrop. Prochainement, nous nous partagerons la liste de

[11:03] l'ensemble des infrastructures vertes sur le site de la ville. La ville poursuivra ces

[11:09] initiatives afin de rendre le territoire toujours plus résilient. Actuellement,

[11:15] actuellement, nous étudions et élaborons un nouveau plan de gestion des eaux pluviales afin

[11:21] de prioriser et d'intégrer plus de mesures de mitigation durable pouvant bénéficier à l'ensemble

[11:29] du territoire. Pour approfondir nos analyses post-événement, nous invitons les personnes qui

[11:37] ont été touchées à remplir un formulaire pour nous partager leurs informations. Ces

[11:43] informations nous permettront d'ajouter ces éléments aux études déjà en cours. Vous

[11:51] trouverez le lien du formulaire dans la section Actualités sur le site web. Certaine residence

[11:59] and some of our municipal infrastructure were affected by the heavy rain fall of July

[12:03] thirteenth on that day between two and a hundred millimeters of rain, including fifty seven

[12:09] millimeters and just one our these quantity representing hundred years rainfall event and

[12:15] unfortunately the second hundred years rainfall event in two years our teams closely monitor

[12:21] weather forecast at all time and adjust operations as needed the sensitive areas of the city

[12:27] infrastructures are well known and regular inspections are performed before during and

[12:33] after weather events in addition when precipitation is anticipated the most vulnerable

[12:39] drainage zone are inspectors by our teams and clean and if necessary which is what we did

[12:45] particularly with glennon, which is our well-known when event occur similar to that of july

[12:51] thirteenth. WE will quickly moved to the infrastructure most affected. WE would like to thank

[12:57] everyone is already taking time to share their concerns en observation with us about the

[13:01] situation and the situation. They are we are very aware of the impact that these extremes

[13:07] weather events can have on local home and infrastructure our technical teams are analyzing

[13:13] the evaluating intervention to make our territory more résilientes climatiques

[13:17] Phenomena such as these which used to be the exception our becoming increasingly frequent

[13:23] as the climate change and we have pretty good evidence of that today. I'll do this event

[13:29] effect the theory of our territory rest assured that each situation submitted to us is

[13:35] examined in order to identify its specific caractéristiques to learn more about this topic all

[13:41] residents are invited to the climate resilience and heavy rainfall lecture in the web

[13:47] nautical Center on Wednesday, September 30. From seven to npm this lecture focusing on climate

[13:55] resilience and the face of significant precipitation will be presented by Marcel Roy and

[13:59] Khaled Marie experts from the gfca organization. This lecture has been offered in other

[14:07] municipality where it is received positive feedback from the participants involved it is

[14:13] important to reserve your spot using the online registration form on the city website for

[14:19] several years now we have been integrating sustainable solutions. It to our project

[14:25] development to the impact of climate change tout name a few examples in two thousand

[14:31] seventeen or retention basin was installed under the bicycle path on im boulevard and two thousand

[14:37] twenty one red garden was created in belmont park and two thousand twenty five a drainage

[14:43] ledge was integrated into the winthrop avenue Landscaping Green infrastructure projects

[14:48] used in intersection across North America. Now there's starting to use it more and more

[14:52] at least of all green infrastructure will soon be shared on the city website. This

[14:57] city will pursue its initiative to make the region increasingly resilience. WE are currently

[15:02] studying and developing the New Storm water management plant to prioritize integrated more

[15:07] sustainable mitigation measures that can benefit the entire territory for more in-depth

[15:13] post-event analysis and those who have been affected to complete the online forum to

[15:18] share information about their situation this information will be added to the study underway.

[15:23] You can find the link to the forum in the new section of the website of our website. On happy

[15:33] happy and. Aux Jeux du Québec et compétition du 25 juillet au 2 août s'est tenue la finale des

[15:41] Jeux du Québec à Trois-Rivières. Nous sommes heureux d'apprendre que la délégation de

[15:47] Lac-saint-louis a terminé en première place avec un total de 40 médailles, dont 25 ont été

[15:53] remportées par les athlètes des clubs de Pointe-Claire. Pas si pire. Félicitations pour ces

[16:01] performances exceptionnelles. Congratulations on These Outstanding performance Au

[16:05] courant des prochaines semaines, les athlètes des clubs seront en action dans plusieurs événements

[16:11] en natation. Les athlètes participants participeront aux championnats mondiaux mondiaux

[16:19] juniors en Roumanie, aux Jeux du Canada, aux Jeux universitaires mondiaux Fisu en Allemagne et

[16:27] aux championnats mondiaux en eau libre à Singapour, et plus et plus d'une trentaine d'athlètes

[16:35] du club de Canoë-kayak se rendront à Regina pour les nationaux. Nous nous leur

[16:41] envoyons, envoyons tous nos souhaits de succès. Le Quebec Games Finale We're here and in

[16:47] three Rivers Trois-Rivières from July twenty-fifth to August and we are we were delighted to

[16:53] learn that the lac-saint-louis delegation finished in first place with the total of the

[16:58] metal twenty five of which we are one by athletes from Pointe-Claire Club Note and

[17:03] labelview, Pointe-Claire. I'm just just teasing over the coming from the club will be in

[17:09] action at the number of events and swimming athletes will take part in the World Aquatic junior

[17:15] Swimming Championship in Romania, The Canadian Games, The Fish You World University Games

[17:21] in Germany and in Open water Swimming at the World, Aquatic Championship and Singapore and

[17:27] over thirty athletes from the canoe kayak club, we'll be heading to regina for the

[17:33] national. WE wish them very much success. Les journées de Pointe-Claire. Comme quand vous

[17:38] avez dit. J'espère que vous avez été nombreuses et nombreux à profiter des différentes

[17:43] activités offertes dans le cadre des Journées de Pointe-Claire. Pour avoir été présents lors de

[17:49] quelques événements, je peux confirmer que nous avons une belle quatrième édition et nous

[17:55] avons hâte de voir qui nous attend pour la pour l'année 2026. Je profite de l'occasion

[18:03] pour souligner le travail remarquable des équipes de la ville qui rendent possible de

[18:07] tels événements. Merci pour votre engagement. I hope that many of you took advantage of

[18:13] the very activity after as part of days having attended a few events well more in a few quite

[18:19] a few I can see that we had a good for it and we can't wait to see what's in store for twenty

[18:25] twenty five. I would like to take this opportunity to highlight the remarkable work of

[18:29] the city teams who make such events possible and we thank them for their commitment it

[18:35] just on a final of postmortem I wish I could have been a little better than a couple of them and

[18:41] I think it might have had something to do with the heat And it might have also have

[18:46] something to do with our pancarté our coroplaste seen that will probably put a few

[18:49] more up but other than that I think we did quite well. Merci de votre attention. Thank you

[18:54] for your attention, madame Thibault. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

[19:00] >> 1.1 Adoption de l'ordre du jour. 1.1 Adoption of the Agenda.

[19:07] >> De. >> District trois. >> 3.1 Approuver le

[19:19] Procès-Verbal de la séance ordinaire du 8 juillet 2025. >> For the minutes to have a

[19:27] mover. District and secondary. >> District trois. >> Période de questions.

[19:37] >> Période de questions. L'inscription pour poser une question vous a été proposée à

[19:42] votre arrivée. Si vous souhaitez être ajouté à la liste durant la période de questions, il est

[19:48] encore possible de donner votre nom à la table d'accueil. Avant de commencer, je souhaite vous

[19:54] rappeler les consignes pour la période de questions. Une période de 90 minutes est

[20:00] réservée pour la période de questions. La priorité est accordée aux résidentes et

[20:06] résidents de Pointe-Claire. Les non-résidents pourront poser leurs questions par la suite Si

[20:10] le temps n'est pas écoulé. Vous devez demeurer assis jusqu'à l'appel de votre nom. Une seule

[20:18] personne à la fois est autorisée au micro. Seule la personne au micro a la parole afin de donner

[20:26] l'opportunité à chacun, chacune et chacun de poser une question. Merci de limiter votre

[20:32] intervention à une question principale principale, suivie d'une question complémentaire.

[20:38] Particulièrement ce soir, parce que j'ai plusieurs plusieurs questions. Je vois qu'il y a

[20:42] beaucoup de monde à Registration to ask a question was offered open your arrival. If you would

[20:48] like to be added to the list during the question period you still give your name at the

[20:52] welcoming table before we begin. I would like to remind you of the rules of the question period

[20:58] minutes time frame is set acide for questions priority will be given to Pointe-Claire.

[21:02] Residence residence by ask questions afterwards time meeting, Please cited and tell

[21:08] your name is called only one person is about the microphone at the time only the person at

[21:16] the microphone may speak to give everyone the chance to ask a question Please let your

[21:22] participation to one question and one follow-up I would heard that tonight because I'm looking

[21:28] at the list and we have quite a few so bear in mind that there are many people waiting behind

[21:33] you and we have ninety minutes to begin we'll start with. On va commencer avec Ryan Denning.

[21:36] Alors, Derek, je m'excuse, Ryan. >> Lake Shore. I'll make a quick, I was last month and is

[21:52] working. >> Better. >> Alright. So last month when I

[21:57] was here at the question regarding the city website Where is my demolition? I'm on the

[22:05] edge tonight. So where my demolition is posted on the demolition website that not all

[22:11] the information that that was provided is there and it's still not on there. The only the

[22:18] appraisal done by the city here with the president company on their so my question for the

[22:23] council is today has the council seen my demolition my structural engineer report my report from

[22:33] ark contractors who gives a price to renovate the house to bring it up to standard and my

[22:40] architect report to what it would cost to bring the house up to standard not to build new so

[22:45] is I'd like to know if all the council are received and so those documents.

[22:52] >> I can't speak for all of them, but I'm pretty sure. I'm pretty sure yet. Everybody

[23:01] Pretty much we were we had quite a pretty informed discussion on your subject and if they have

[23:08] read it I'm shocked, because they certainly had a lot to say. Thank. That looks like Gary car

[23:22] Gary it looks like you he looks like a bit sorry. >> Good evening, you know why

[23:36] I'm here. I'm still view last month when I was here your city manager said I would come up

[23:44] tonight on the agenda. I look not there so what's happening We're at there is.

[23:50] >> A good question. Madame Verdon. >> You have to remember what you

[23:54] know the subject? >> Oh the subject is the day the truck turning off off I'm on the

[24:04] still you going north and that the wheels. There was not enough room so the wheels. The back

[24:08] wheels were jumping over the curb putting potentially putting citizens in danger.

[24:16] >> The traffic. >> It was in the traffic committee report. WE don't have

[24:20] it. >> You don't have it you don't have.

[24:22] >> It don't have the traffic committee report. I will tell you what I know and that for

[24:29] starters. WE have moved the all the stop lines and the directions so that people have

[24:34] to stop way further back so there is far more room for the truck to make the turn they

[24:38] won't be they won't have to cut it right because of traffic on the other side, we're back to

[24:43] quit far back so that there's enough room for the truck to make the complete turn without

[24:48] jumping the cutting tight and jump in the curb on that side so that I know for sure is happened

[24:53] the provincial legislation allows the truc to be in the region. We've looked into that

[24:59] policing where they leave other city neighbouring city won't allows us to write it into there

[25:06] there boundaries so we were somewhat limited on that but we have done that and we are

[25:11] looking in the other measure it could be observation or surveillance. You know that

[25:16] there might be we could possibly do have some surveillance police surveillance. We're looking in

[25:20] the other measures, but that's all I know so far even now, we have we haven't got it printed

[25:24] that's pretty much the update that I can remember. >> Which is kirkland and. You're

[25:32] the one that have the school that the. King's cross. That's it, that's right in the.

[25:39] >> Now, we'll be right This is what you referring to get. >> Security so if there okay to

[25:47] put their students at risk that doesn't sound pretty good. >> I mean well Kirkland would

[25:55] have your right I mean if the bank of Kirkland students are hanging out on still view that

[25:59] would your argument makes sense our day because they're not really at risk and in their more

[26:05] at risk and Kirkland are the north and that's for the. That's what I mean. How are the coopers

[26:13] kids hanging out on that intersection. >> Okay, okay at that light and

[26:20] when you got a truck coming up. Ok, you Bruno was there and so the.

[26:27] >> Yeah well well, here's to think that you might be willing to allow those truck's to go in

[26:33] and turn in kirkland so that's that's the option. I see if we got it If we change it from that

[26:40] intersection, we could push it in the Kirkland. With Kirkland it all that's the right of

[26:46] Kirkland. You you you make it sound like it would be in your self interest which makes sense

[26:50] but we can't guarantee that. That's another, that's another city.

[26:55] >> Non. Were you put children at risk Yeah Public security when they can come off. Right down

[27:05] the service road comes down still view from the North side, we have to.

[27:11] >> Work and that it could you speak closer to the microphone cause I think you're the one

[27:15] thing and people at home can see it. >> And I know that you have the

[27:20] right one in your council to put it up to stop that for the road of traffic. If you put it up

[27:27] Quebec. >> WE can't we can't do that from what I understand we can't

[27:31] I have to think he's not here. WE need. >> You it's because the north

[27:36] side that you're talking about it the fact that we don't want people to enter in the box, but

[27:41] the problem is still you and I must they are already in that box of traffic. So even if we

[27:47] are not working they can't do you know the livraison de livraison local. So they will

[27:53] can turn and do you know the road that you can do it so they will not change for your.

[27:59] >> If you're going to go with that you are moving the. Back of the stop learn from you back

[28:08] further you have where your light turning left signal coming off still you turn left on the.

[28:16] Time you would have to extend that it's time because you're going to pick up where you get

[28:22] in the turn left when you're gonna end up one two people and especially in the winter when

[28:30] you're down to one you're gonna have a back up and that's also going to create more risk.

[28:36] >> Now you're making since I mean. I'm not an expert but that that does seem to make sense. I

[28:42] think we can leave that in the hands of the expert. I mean they will determined that I'm sure

[28:47] they won't make it dangerous so that's their timing and their calculus but you and what you're

[28:52] saying makes sense to me as a person. >> What is this? This traffic

[28:56] report do for you. >> And that's good question. Madame Verdon. Next meeting

[28:59] maybe. >> I will follow up with my team. There are you know, Mr

[29:04] right now so when it comes back I will ask. >> You Ok, because we come to

[29:08] the end of the month kids are back in school and I hate to see something happening before

[29:14] something is addressed so we come and see. Look what happened.

[29:18] >> I can speak to Michelle Gibson. I mean. I can only call him and ask what let him in on

[29:26] the you see what he has to say I can't give any guarantees but I can make a phone call.

[29:30] >> From you guys and myself we'll go to quebec city there transport Quebec and see what I

[29:38] can make there. >> I love you to do that if we see if we don't at this level.

[29:43] Thank you, mister car I appreciate it. Kathleen Baxter. >> And counselor has many of you

[29:58] already you know that on August nignt twenty twenty for home near idlewood and Terracotta

[30:04] avenue Flooded When public works the parking lot overflow and some water drain failed water

[30:10] then rushed towards the drain channeling between two rows of townhouse once idlewood pouring

[30:16] through basement Windows overwhelming French drain saturated the water table and

[30:22] out passing our sump pump flow from Terracotta Park Similarly overwhelming the drain and

[30:28] flooded Basement and another area of idlewood claimed field by residences were denied by the

[30:34] city, not even a year later on July thirteenth twenty twenty five the same sequence of events

[30:40] repeated themselves with the same results from first and experience field observation and

[30:46] expert consultation likely contributors included bookstore in water drain insuffisant

[30:54] drainage due to the construction of synthetic soccer fields expansion of the public works

[30:58] building the creation of a larger parking lot for public works and I seemingly collapsed

[31:04] pipe corridors Along Terracotta avenue Evidence by recovering things that have been repeatedly

[31:10] patches with concrete and gravel we. Many of my neighbors are here and downstairs whitfield.

[31:18] The downstairs as well are here we were here on behalf of the twenty-six president who road to

[31:24] the city on July twenty for many have gotten Basement field insurance claim and leave

[31:28] through months of repair only to face it again less than a year later beyond inconvenience

[31:36] financial burden and the loss of insurance coverage there's high anxiety about our home and

[31:42] safety and the well-being of our family. There is clearly a structural failure a local

[31:50] structural failure of the city storm water systems in our area that record even with smaller

[31:56] rains as evidenced by emails send by my neighbors max WE are there for asking the council for

[32:04] the following conformation with that the pipe which failed to drain water on July thirteenth

[32:10] and are the responsibility of the third party as mentioned on the city website August seventh

[32:16] are in fact in the terracotta corridor as well and as explanation as why maintenance

[32:22] was not done to an update on what the immediate interim measures have our will be taken

[32:28] in our area specifically before the next major Rainstorm. Three I dated action plan for a

[32:36] comprehensive environmental Evaluation and lasting remediation for that the city

[32:44] findings and clear timelines by published for residence and finally number five the

[32:50] establishment of a transparent process to address compensation for the damage encore by

[32:54] residence as a result of the city and or the third-party negligence we want to work with

[33:02] the city, but only clear timelines published in information and accountable

[33:08] leadership will prevent another repeat while the council committed to this step tonight.

[33:16] >> All these are all great questions and. Council and I were there fortunately were

[33:22] there to witness from the from the start and. WE were quite quitte shocked by what we saw as

[33:30] well, I can give you and what I might want to give Cynthia chance. If she would like to

[33:36] speak to it as well and I have a lot of things to say. I'm just giving cheese and experts in

[33:42] this has been on it and very much on it for a long time so. >> Hardly and export, but I'm

[33:47] glad most of you came this evening. I know why I knew you were coming. I am I wish we had

[33:53] coffee for you but we don't I understand. I know this has been in extremis difficult time and I

[34:01] written down exactly your request. I think the administration has also I think

[34:05] we are absolutely committed to ensure that we find ways to ensure that the pips and

[34:13] everything are clean and that's why we decided to do this separate meeting so that we can

[34:17] have a lot of your questions answered and that's what you know. I'm committed to doing

[34:25] whatever we can to make sure that it's your area is being locked out as I have in the last

[34:31] twelve years glennon has been a big concern for anyone who is over in that area what we keep

[34:37] trying to find a way to prevent water coming that way and now we are going to be looking at

[34:41] inspiring that the network is clear out as one of your request for sure and I feel that we're

[34:49] taking the proper steps to move forward and listen to your request in your german and so I

[34:53] was gonna ask you If you could just email me exactly what you wrote our perfect. Know you you

[35:02] can bring it to them. I was gonna say. >> It's the council meeting

[35:06] weird so it's. So that's so what. >> I know personally that I am

[35:13] completely committed to ensure that we follow through and listen to your concern as I

[35:17] think I've shown over the last month, I'm not in engineer. I think max is probably much

[35:23] smarter than I am all of his concerns and so as much as we can possibly do and will keep

[35:29] looking at it and listen to your concern and some of your suggestions. So I've actually

[35:34] appreciated. Mr Tremblay emails because he has really don't a job and he's so at my personal

[35:42] commitment and I'm sure council is committed for other people that also have flooding in the

[35:48] area it's all new for all of us as far as what we can do so I don't know if that helps you

[35:54] answer it but I'm completely committed for sure so I'll let them say something else.

[35:57] >> That you want to respond and. >> Your answer without me. >> Ok, Ok, ok. Not enough. I

[36:05] just wanted. Yeah! I was there that day I watched people buying literally belong to save the

[36:13] basement, which was pretty telling they. >> Want I.

[36:17] >> Know, I know and having lost the whole bunch of photoalbum and having been in the same

[36:23] business for twenty five years. I understand the sadness and the power of that and I feel for you

[36:29] guys and there is a problem and there is no problem and not just I want back to the next day and

[36:37] saddle wood up to belmont, all the way through and there are people that and then the best

[36:41] they could with their home and they were still getting flooded so it was heartbreaking and

[36:47] frustrating and what you know and I were standing there one of my take away from that event was

[36:53] that and part of our process is to prioritize city buildings when there being flooded as

[36:57] opposed to private residence and I think we might want to change that depending on the severity

[37:02] of things so that was my observation number one. I've I've learned. And too much to my

[37:11] astonishment that we actually had actually have in the public work works parking lots they

[37:17] actually included when it was written by retention basin. So what it was actually built to

[37:22] mitigate against flooding. I know it didn't like that why did it and here's the thing there

[37:29] was a third-party issue and it was an anomalie and it's the only area where we did find the

[37:35] anomalie and we have been working on that anomalie right away and I got the responsible

[37:41] for you. I'll just tell you the speaker of the house was involved and he did some great

[37:45] work and we are hopefully getting that one resolved and the other of the third party or

[37:51] party. Our expeditionary getting on that and we'll make sure that they do we have been working on

[37:59] that diligently and you did suffer because of it and so that's what I can ensure on that

[38:05] one. HAS to the maintenance. We're from what I'm told we did examine our systems and a lot of

[38:11] the system was and pretty good shape. I think that the huge part of the problem. I think

[38:19] city with is that it's just simply not enough and that's a huge issue.

[38:23] >> And the third party. Why not done. >> That's a good question. It's

[38:29] a very good question I've been asked and it's repeatedly ask so that's a very point question and

[38:33] I can't speak much beyond that at this point. I'm I have my share of legal difficulties in

[38:41] life and I don't want to say something that will get me in trouble but that's a very good

[38:46] question. >> And what time line well, that's a good.

[38:49] >> That's the very good question. >> What's the weather app and

[38:53] our children have panic attack when there. >> And that's all of us to try

[38:59] and make that clear to the third party, which we've done our best to do whether they are not with

[39:07] technically don't have the reality over them. Maybe with time. WE can see how this all

[39:13] resolve but hopefully it'll be expedited quickly that it sounds like it will be where we have

[39:19] every insurance that it'll be done now the exact time line and it is a good question. It's a

[39:25] very good question. I can't give it to you, Unfortunately, I can't give you the time line.

[39:31] >> Appreciate the time line. This is it becomes available to you.

[39:33] >> And if you are in your shoes. I want it to. >> Available you know that we're

[39:39] going to continue to push. WE are not going away. WE are going to continue to advocates for

[39:43] ourselves. WE hope to get response the publication on the website our response to one of

[39:47] our emails with the timeline and if not me and my neighbour will be back next month.

[39:55] >> Now that's enough. I will tell you some another little Didi, but you know again, I

[39:59] can't get by myself, but we are planning if it goes through and I think it will major green

[40:07] infrastructure projects in your area and major one that we hope will have a metagaming effect

[40:13] now when I'm not specialist in this but there is one in the works and it's encouraging and

[40:21] you know if you're talking to see green infrastructure is the immediate way to go you can't

[40:27] give up all the house and replace all of all the people right away, but you can actually

[40:31] do things right away and green infrastructure like right away or us and we've done the amount

[40:35] of the city and we're experimenting and learning and exploring Now we that's all

[40:39] we've been doing since since last year, I will. >> Understand and I've looked at

[40:45] all of the green projects and I appreciate those I think as you are areas is a very specific

[40:51] Animate and the reason why we're approaching this and a different fashion and hoping that the city

[40:57] is gonna approach it in the different fashion as well. You know we talked about that third

[41:01] party. We've talked about immediate remediation actions timelines tbd, but is there any

[41:09] information regarding the collapse pipe along. There is thirteen twenty probably areas

[41:17] of think all that have been filled in with concrete and gravel along the green space

[41:21] behind the house on the saddle would we've seen A Monsieur Tanguay has a PowerPoint

[41:29] presentation with images of that as well with the question has to what has been going on there one

[41:33] of my neighbours downstairs can attest to the large think hall that was that was seen that the

[41:41] corner of Donny. Jenny and terracotta this spring, which was filled in by the city with

[41:47] gravel and concrete, which matches with many of the other holder patches along terracotta

[41:53] avenue and that green space. And Terracotta Avenue. So I'm sure that the city has record of all

[42:01] of these patches throughout the years and that's also a question to us as to the impact that that

[42:07] may have also had on the green absorption of the area or rather the lack of absorption so by

[42:13] your reaction. I'm I'm I'm assuming that you have not heard anything related to that it's.

[42:21] >> Not not myself personally I can. Sur le staff madame Verdon, you know anything about that

[42:27] one. >> Like I told you know your neighbor today I ask for my

[42:31] public department and complete report you will take a couple of weeks before I have that to have

[42:37] all the recording and I prefer to have all you know the data before answering any citizens to

[42:41] be sure that I have the right and so you will have eventually answered to that question, but

[42:46] you just have to wait that you have a complete report for the public work.

[42:50] >> Appreciate the timeline and the update. Thank you good evening.

[42:54] >> Thank you very much and I'm sure of by the green office structure projects it may not be

[43:02] America's safe, but it is a nice and it is an interesting project that we're we're working on as

[43:08] we speak so. Okay. Keith Kelly. Okay. Lauren Chiasson. >> I'm basically have the same

[43:30] story Except that we're between march and the first sign up. Sorry stop gone now, but that's

[43:38] our area, it's a flood area, it's slightly lower and the water doesn't clear it just it's

[43:46] so I know that my water is coming up from under my house. It's just stepping up from under

[43:52] it's just from saturation. So that it's not anything I could do about it It's gotta be your

[44:00] sewers that it cause it's clean water. That's coming in it's not sure so it's like a little lake.

[44:08] So I mean. I got no more money left I gotta do it again we've been flooded on the same thing

[44:16] the night were flooded on the thirteenth. What am I supposed to do now, you're not giving

[44:20] you're just giving us sympathy. I mean, we need a timeline when and what is going to be done.

[44:24] >> Well green structures because the lifting of house and changing the sur system of a

[44:32] city is at the ten years time-frame, which can't be done immediately and we have more

[44:38] than we have like six seven areas. WE are part of what where it's really hard Alston gets it

[44:44] there are other. Side of the there are part of that get hit and we have a lot of work to do

[44:52] ahead of us what happened here and people seem to forget it is it's the we do have extreme

[44:56] weather events where water is coming down at the level of a new century and we have peeping

[45:02] from the previous century and you can't just rectify that right away.

[45:08] >> Of some kind of programs like help before we want to one one I got the fire department to come

[45:16] and tell me we can't do anything, it's the city, I found the City Public works public

[45:22] works as you got the phone the police. I mean come on. I z block the two end of the streets

[45:28] because right now the cars are going through and they're just flooding us and both sides

[45:32] because they just want to get through. They don't think to go around another way, but they are

[45:36] just going through some of them, they were made it but that's too bad. But I mean can't you get

[45:42] pampers in there to pump it and stop it from going in and something. I mean you don't have

[45:48] to turn up the street right now, but least help us well. >> That's it that was my logique

[45:54] two but I'm not an expert at this I watched volunteer rescue use a lot of pumps and austin my

[46:00] first year my first year in when Austin go flooded and I'm wondering if we can do that. But

[46:06] I'm not a pro and from what I understood like when I thought the terracotta, the flood and

[46:12] with terracotta flood. I thought we could get a whole bunch of volunteer rescue pumps in there

[46:16] and trying pump it out, but it's not that simple it keeps coming back. It's part of the prowl.

[46:22] I'm not a pro at this so I can't give you the right answer is it to say that there is an

[46:28] immediate thing that we can do there's no magic solutions. What we have is a natural disaster

[46:32] acquiring and it's not that easy and there is a simple solution and your city is not this

[46:38] godlike miracle. You're too extreme weather events. WE can do our best and we can throw all

[46:42] of all the resources that we have to at the problem, but at some point sometimes it ain't

[46:50] enough and we have to find ways to deal with this that we're getting overwhelmed our people

[46:54] are being overwhelmed by the quantity of rain that they can't handle and that's there's no

[47:00] other, there's no magic solutions. WE have an international environmental

[47:04] problems coming from climate change and global warming that is overwhelming and city are not

[47:10] your savior, They can do their best but. >> WE do.

[47:14] >> What we. >> Do as we do. >> What we do is what you Do you

[47:18] can you can try you can try and reverse negative grade. You can you can do everything you can

[47:24] and a lot of you have and it's still. >> Been don't have all kinds of

[47:28] money. I understand. >> I understand well as I said all we can do this is our

[47:34] resources to the best of our ability and are the best of our ability right now is green

[47:40] infrastructure, which is trying to bring out the water slow it down capture it and make sure it

[47:46] doesn't overwhelm the home that are in danger and that's the best. WE can do it the moment. I

[47:50] don't know. This is just as. >> I see. >> What we're not we're not. WE

[47:56] are not miracle workers here This is the act of nature. This is something that we can't

[48:04] excuse me. Now now, this is out and bad shape. There is just being overwhelmed some of them

[48:10] probably are. >> We had our own citizens out there and blocking I'm in the

[48:14] water went through. From where. >> You understand there were pretty good shape of this last

[48:18] event and they were pretty well cleared the only anomaly that we had that we identified was the

[48:24] one at the bottom of terracotta that that was created the pool of public works that was the

[48:30] only area where there was a perceived blocage the rest of it. WE had we've gone with

[48:34] cameras, we checked all our people so the easy solution is to blame the city and I

[48:40] understand why that can be done, but please understand that city and we're not the only city that

[48:46] we're not the only city. This is not clear all by itself here This is everywhere and this is

[48:50] across north America, and you know we have wildfire and newfoundland and for god's sake

[48:54] I mean we've got things going on right now that the world has never seen before and to think

[49:00] that there's just an abracadabra presto. We're actually that's avoiding. What the real issue is

[49:06] in the real issue is that we are suffering the consequences of extreme weather events that are

[49:10] the results of climate change and that has to be acknowledged and that's not a cop out, that's

[49:16] true and to blame the city. I think this is okay with the city, we'll take this

[49:22] responsibility and do it's best but there's a larger problem here and to avoid that your

[49:28] problem is a problem is the problem because if we don't start to realize that our

[49:32] lifestyle and what we're doing is influencing our climate and our weather and our planet.

[49:40] We're missing the boat here and we have to wake up and acknowledge that part two and

[49:42] not just blame the city. WE have to realize there's a bigger problem at work here and we

[49:48] understand our jobs here and our job is to try and do our best with our resources to solve that

[49:52] problems and I think my myself personally that the way to do that is green f-structure and to

[49:56] try and slow down. Capture one out and sponge as much water as we can to avoid house for being

[50:04] overwhelmed cause we can do that immediately. WE can use those techniques immediately and

[50:08] that's what we're doing. And I can have a list of the year of about for that we've put in

[50:14] place in the last decade, which are pretty good, we can do more and we have a couple couple

[50:20] plan, but we are doing our best and my personal solution would be to try and find your problem

[50:28] areas and the city which we know and I have lost in a few of them to you find out which one we can

[50:34] influence with green infrastructure and which ones we can focus on great

[50:38] infrastructure and try and expand accordingly use our resources selectively and try

[50:40] and do the best. WE can take the time in the time frame available to us but that's all we can do.

[50:48] >> Thank you. >> Thank you. And volstad. Was good alright.

[51:05] >> Alright on mount between cedarwood and wood and the West end.

[51:11] >> Right in the heart of it. >> In the first last year wasn't first I had I had. Rust in peace

[51:21] and two thousand fourteen of witnesses before two thousand years of the corner of the

[51:25] saddle Brook and Belmont fill up at least two times my neighbors at the corner of the street

[51:32] could probably give you the exact date because he's been flooded out so Anyway. That it's

[51:37] nothing new now. I understand that you have some study underway mentioned that today

[51:43] and in the last I should mention this my first council meeting the only question period I've

[51:49] ever heard was the one from I saw online from last month and I hear you repeating over and over

[51:57] again the foregone conclusion that green infrastructure is the is the solution.

[52:03] >> It's not the solution. It's the most valuable solution at the moment. The one of us. I

[52:13] mean, I mean you can't. North America. Can't give up every city and replace all this. It's

[52:21] storm water systems. >> And I also I guess. What would you tube and you had a

[52:29] back and last week about you mentioned talked about about the. Serious flood of. And you

[52:39] said. Sex and the sex and that somehow was the one where the quarry flooded so I think

[52:47] that's. >> That one distinctly. >> Get home at the time so and

[52:55] you're throwing numbers at hundred millimeters and towers. That and we don't have you both

[53:03] reached the conclusion that of course that's because of the I've looked at the I've looked

[53:10] at the number one the environment Canada website which I think you've been doing as

[53:15] well because we you mentioned inexact number that I had written down earlier today so

[53:21] and that tells us that so sorry for those numbers say that in Pointe-Claire. WE had the

[53:29] rainfall that Montreal did we had some fifty six millimeters and twenty for our period.

[53:35] Unfortunately environment Canada doesn't give the granularity of one hour of rainfall on their

[53:41] website for that far back, but we had half the rainfall of Montreal so I think that we

[53:45] might be jumping again a little bit to make the link between the difference and flooding now

[53:53] versus now there's other things that have changed this and to not only development you might

[53:59] not that in the things. WE had the project. Le projet d'assainissement des eaux, which

[54:05] was going on through Quebec where they installed the interceptors of the Southwest

[54:11] interceptors that more or less runs long under highway twenty and donegani were all our sewers

[54:15] were connected. All all our sewers were connected to that collector. So well is prior to

[54:23] that prior to that we had unlimited dump site which was the lake St-Louis. Where are

[54:31] sanitary and storm water followed two and sometimes in there in the light that we would

[54:37] have connected to that to that the collector Southwest collector. So I do and having

[54:47] reached the conclusion that green infrastructure is the solution have we considered as.

[54:51] >> One of the world. It's ok. It's the most viable solution and the most immediate solution

[55:01] in other words. It's the one, we can do right away enough people. The citizens were worried about

[55:07] timelines and the aussi well the one the timeline solution the one we can do right away is

[55:13] green, WE can do it right now and that for me. It makes a lot of sense. We've been doing for

[55:19] the past years as well. And that is separating the sewer system. WE have the sanitary and at the

[55:25] local street level at every street certainly that's been built since the or rebuilt has

[55:31] got a separate sanitary and storm sewer. Unfortunately I think even at the time during

[55:37] the days they said it would take that to hundred years to complete that system to

[55:41] effectively separate the two sewer system only sanitary sewage going into the collector

[55:45] so that it could be treated properly in the East end of Montreal, which it doesn't been

[55:51] treated so well right now so and so I guess I have two question for you and have you considered

[55:59] so the first question have you even considered the impact that? Connecting to the to the

[56:05] southwest collector could have had the recognizing that it's only a couple of hundred miles

[56:11] away from the terracotta where you seem to have this green infrastructure solutions already

[56:19] plan now. >> It's the solution that can happen right away. So as I

[56:25] mentioned, we can wait and use the great option which we take off a long time and if people

[56:31] are working about their home where do you long time doesn't sound like a logical solution to

[56:37] me so the one that you can do immediately which you thing is perhaps for those who are

[56:43] concerned that's the most immediate and the most effective solution we can do right away

[56:49] and I believe in doing the right thing as soon as you can are trying to solve the problem and

[56:55] not waiting for it so if you would like us to wait and if you think the green solution is in

[57:00] the delusion, we can hold off it If you would like what I don't think that's the way to go so

[57:07] you know you can we can focus on the other more important take a lot more time. WE can find a

[57:13] solution that can we can do almost right away and do that I mean. It's up to you guys. I

[57:19] mean, it's not and I'm gonna I'm going to actually, I'm gonna have you and that's all of my

[57:27] grid, but what I will do is ask. Madame Verdon. WE have any options in when.

[57:35] >> We already have separate network for all the city. WE are already have the separate

[57:41] network for all the city in Pointe-Claire. So we have you know the support the storm

[57:45] support and we have the center where. >> Connected to each other which

[57:51] effectively one system, which is why which is in the like that are coming up through the storm.

[57:56] Sur. >> Nothing Pointe-Claire. They are separate.

[58:02] >> Really. Well. >> Here's here's the problem with here's the problem with

[58:08] this. This is that we're all experts, but we're not in and that's the problem. Here is

[58:16] everybody thinks there is here and knows it you know and I don't have a clue but I don't

[58:20] have a clue. I don't know that I'm trying and find solutions that I think my work, but

[58:28] nothing is just given an opinion of fact and she's the digits of the city that contradict other

[58:34] people theory where do we go from there. I'm not sure, but apparently there separate.

[58:44] >> It, that's not a matter of opinion, that's a matter of fact so.

[58:48] >> I. So I mean. >> It does the storm only the lake Saint Louis is the. Yes the

[59:00] storm sur système Discharge into lake Saint Louis. >> I supposed to have to check

[59:05] to have one hundred person check. >> Qui I can't go further on the

[59:13] top. Okay, one more question Yes, you are. You have two apparently underway now you have

[59:17] the green infrastructure study that in the last meeting you said you were not at liberty to

[59:24] discuss and there is. Councillor woman has mentioned I guess and social media, which is not the

[59:34] proper. Media exchange has mentioned that you have an infrastructure Evaluation study

[59:38] of some sort as well that I started in August of the last year and has not yet concluded.

[59:46] I'm here I go on the city tender register and I don't see study having been having been

[59:52] commission for information for either green infrastructure or. Sewage infrastructure generally

[1:00:02] our. Way we are those studies not. Visible in the tender registry or have i donna bad

[1:00:14] search. >> Well. I'll answer at the one is the storm waste management

[1:00:18] study that started I think actually in January our starting and will be finishing in January

[1:00:24] and I just ask the question is actually the other day because usually if it goes for a call

[1:00:30] for tender. You would see I think I actually ask the question and if I didn't get

[1:00:35] back to someone ask me that question but because the study is being done by university and

[1:00:44] it's less than two thousand dollars. So that's why we're not seeing it on a call for tender

[1:00:50] so I can answer that now and I as soon as we get results and that's what we're basing a lot

[1:00:58] of the information moving forward on and well and that's why. I think it's really

[1:01:03] important everyone shows up to the information station on September the temps will have

[1:01:10] some people that are gonna be much more than I am and that will allow you to ask more

[1:01:16] question so that's why the storm waste management is not finished and then the other one is well

[1:01:23] cause there's no other studies actually there's an ecological if I don't value of the forest

[1:01:32] area and then the larger one is what I understand is a general value for the whole of the City

[1:01:41] of Pointe-Claire and that one is only going to be on the end of September was told.

[1:01:46] >> Il y a des écosystèmes écosystémiques. So it's really show the écosystèmes that we are

[1:01:52] in city. I'm not only you know for water but also for biodiversity. So it's here that

[1:02:00] one wasn't there. >> So this. >> Just so you know what if you

[1:02:06] have one more I'm just gonna add if it's all one more but I will. Just do what I know and this is

[1:02:16] probably these are all in two thousand twenty five Attention project that elgyn park. Two

[1:02:25] thousand twenty-four a project was beginning that will a natural attention in Waverly

[1:02:32] Woods area of which should be finished two thousand twenty six and another the bigger is the

[1:02:38] best of them is literally couple of blocks from your house, which which.

[1:02:45] >> So. >> There is something. WE are we are currently in some stuff so

[1:02:50] I'm just so what the city is responding, We're not singing in our own our hands.

[1:02:57] >> I'm just. Des efforts into the bottleneck in our existing system or possibly not because

[1:03:05] of this is being at the university, I don't know master's tesis twenty one

[1:03:12] thousand this is more than a thousand dollars is my point. >> Is not to play the name of

[1:03:21] the I don't have my name it is yes, It's. >> It's a partnership.

[1:03:27] >> It's so. >> It's because the city of water doesn't pay the full

[1:03:30] amount of the city. WE have a partnership what we call the end of the it's so we are you know

[1:03:38] financially guaranteed to pay twenty five thousand dollars, but the order par pay the rest

[1:03:42] of the city Alright. >> Thank you, Thank you Thank. >> The water and the system are

[1:03:50] designed to be separate, but there is there are instance of Kings cross contamination well

[1:03:57] for instance well so that everybody will know that for instance the sewage all the

[1:04:03] manhole is going that there are there are over with the sound system. They all have all in

[1:04:09] them to ventilateur. The law the water the switch to passe well. If there's flooding over that

[1:04:14] it's going to go in into the sound system. That's so that's one way that you can get cross

[1:04:19] contamination between the storm water systems and the sound system and well. I'm just saying

[1:04:27] if the if there's water, that's backing up on the surface over the surge. The man cover it will

[1:04:32] get in there and another possibilities for cross contamination is it there's a

[1:04:38] private connection from some people dump system, there's supposed to go into the storm

[1:04:44] water system, but some people have in the past to make been a while I don't know some people

[1:04:49] have hooked them up into the into the sound system. That's the possibility.

[1:04:57] >> I had. >> Just. >> A little thing we have.

[1:05:01] >> Mais oui, monsieur. >> WE have we have a bylaw about getting on your sewer one-way

[1:05:09] valve because there is two reasons to that and it's a partial answer but people like I

[1:05:19] used to do guilty I use to pump some pump in the in the sewer. And a lot of people in the older

[1:05:30] and that's been fixed about ten years ago. But. All there is that I don't have a backflush

[1:05:39] valve. We'll have events with the sewer backup. Also you need to have one one-way valve and

[1:05:48] for the main collector. The whole idea is that water. Storm drain they bring clean water to

[1:05:59] the lake and we do have a lot of water in in Quebec. But. If it's dumped in that big Interceptor.

[1:06:12] It's wasted water also that's one of the. Equivalent. >> Sanitary waste goes to

[1:06:26] Interceptor. >> Yeah! I inquired about that maybe ten years ago and it's not

[1:06:34] gonna fly away, we can try but I'm I'm getting the answer is that you gotta keep. Good water

[1:06:46] going back to the lake and the dirty water from the sewers going to Laprairie. Thank you.

[1:06:57] >> Baby. >> Good evening. My name Natural District, Seven and I'm always

[1:07:10] here and we'll have to admit really since the previous administration when this was

[1:07:16] going to build brivia and I told him. WE need infrastructure fix the source and all the road and

[1:07:26] all that that is need to be take care of it before you start building anything that is about

[1:07:31] maybe now six years whatever and that's all what is going on now the keep building all how many

[1:07:38] how many high-rise building when. Searching for about it. For thousands. You know where is

[1:07:45] all the waste water goes in the nineties. WE are there and in the air tonight is free wouldn't

[1:07:52] have anything in the night at the flood or sur back or anything all that is started

[1:07:58] with all, I am and all the buildings and built because it is the map where is all the

[1:08:04] waste water it goes. It's really simple all the system and the drain built in the fifties and

[1:08:12] the sixties wooden update all that so we don't have to say Oh green green. WE have to fix the

[1:08:20] infrastructure in the road, the soul. All that is you need to have to do it you can wait and

[1:08:32] you see all green. Building. And the power of it when it's electricity it came off. How you

[1:08:44] can pump it all the water tell me even if you have extra when it take how many one or two ways

[1:08:50] to finish and afterwards the water is pumping like like a flood. Our insurance we don't

[1:08:56] have any clean and twenty twenty five persons and tell us because you Pointe-Claire is flat zone.

[1:09:04] The oldest people. What they are here are building and condos the same what he said is going to

[1:09:12] built in Pointe-Claire Plaza when he went in next election. Before he was promoting Cadillac

[1:09:20] Fairview now is promoting. Pointe-Claire Plaza it starts with Pointe-Claire Blade and

[1:09:27] after. Everywhere. So what we have to do you have to be serious really all this people

[1:09:34] they came and also last year with the same thing and I talked about it, but it's nothing

[1:09:40] really serious than what is the serious really we have to stop building anything and think to

[1:09:46] fix infrastructures to get out of the North South East Eastern West. When we have very all this

[1:09:52] all the road is all the day bumper à bumper and then another maybe ten thousand people were

[1:10:00] twenty thousand people why I had people to suffer with us why. Why I have no idea who smart

[1:10:08] people really the designed that. It's true or not. CAN you help me, please especially with

[1:10:20] master. Eric Branco just here in the. Anjou. Jaune twenty. >> If you can be.

[1:10:40] >> Okay because it's to be able to. Is running again is running as a maire. In twenty five. In

[1:11:00] the fifty fifteen Then he said when he when he run because he's asking you for. The resign when

[1:11:10] he went is going to build the most for. Pointe-Claire glad to build on the. The parking lot.

[1:11:22] Sorry to build on the parking lot that is starting with this before. There when after the. In

[1:11:32] the election is twenty twenty twenty one and in in the spring twenty two consultations in

[1:11:42] Julie Séguin and more than hundred people with the team there and they were all against

[1:11:48] belting because it's right for both Cadillac for all the downtown. What they built

[1:11:52] because all that from the previous administration is Mister Giant Belvedere. What is

[1:11:58] all that when he came was all in power did all that. After that would you stop.

[1:12:06] >> Blaming past administration. >> That is the truth is a fact I'm not I'm not playing.

[1:12:14] >> I do have an answer for your question If you want to hear it. >> Let me finish first.

[1:12:21] >> OK. >> Because you already again. After that he went and he went

[1:12:31] and. >> Saying that he is already done after everything that he is

[1:12:37] done at the council for the city. It's disrespectful so point of order. Let's call this

[1:12:41] thing to order. >> That's my call and I have I have excuse my heard expression

[1:12:51] coming from this side of the room that is not always been pleasant to be either and I

[1:12:57] think as a citizen who deserve to be created with. This I'm working right now. I don't think

[1:13:04] I was terribly out of order. I think he was being mister be which he does sometimes and he

[1:13:10] is colorful and he expresses himself, but he is the citizens and I don't think he he he cross

[1:13:16] the line in my opinion, I would I would ask him to maybe get to the point about quicker, but

[1:13:24] other than that I don't think is behavior is worthy of any kind of or anything would must be.

[1:13:30] >> So when they are going to stop until face really the reality. That's my question cinq

[1:13:35] six here I keep asking that and the neighbors the kids built-in built-in built-in when all this

[1:13:43] people and any. Now, it's making everybody is really. >> Well your solution by

[1:13:51] November six and. Maybe simple I mean. If you want if you want building if you want to build

[1:13:57] and you want accelerated building people who want accelerated building you reflect

[1:14:03] and if you want building this lowdown people who you want building the slow down you like

[1:14:07] it's pretty simple and the solution is there for you and it's not are our choice it's

[1:14:14] your. I think. >> Yes, sir, WE know what is exactly the reality and what the

[1:14:23] true what the solution, we have to go to be serious about the solution to stop building and

[1:14:29] the. >> Solution so what is in your hands.

[1:14:31] >> Not in my head. >> Well. >> Because I was living with

[1:14:35] living and here from the night night. I wouldn't have all this. >> Okay, you speak english here

[1:14:43] and I don't want to take too much about it But. I think to agree, I think that that we have

[1:14:51] to start being very conscious of how we build moving forward in an era of extreme climate crisis

[1:14:59] and we have to look not just in building but in lifestyles and that's the point. I was here we

[1:15:05] have to really take what's going on around us in the world. Seriously and we are citizens

[1:15:09] and as people have to start the rising city and where is that that work with mothernature and

[1:15:15] I certainly agree with the fact that the more we build the less penjing. There is in the water

[1:15:21] has to go somewhere and it's pretty simple but if you've got your heart covered and it's not

[1:15:28] imperméable the water has to go somewhere and the less perméable. There is the more

[1:15:33] flooding. You have for me. It's pretty simple physique or whatever it is it's pretty

[1:15:39] simple mathematics so that's the answer your question, I agree with you and I think that we

[1:15:43] have to really moving forward. WE have to I mean. I thought the line was quite funny and people

[1:15:47] to suffer with us and I thought that was interesting when I mean. WE are suffering, but you

[1:15:53] know what do you of the world that are you mean, we have even more climate crisis going on

[1:16:00] right now, they are part of the world and we have to do it now what is it and territories the

[1:16:05] size of New Brunswick is burning in Canada. As we speak we have to start realizing that our

[1:16:11] world and dealing with our world accordingly and as we can do stuff and people and laugh at

[1:16:16] the green infrastructure avancée, but it's one of the many solutions that we have to

[1:16:23] connect immediately. WE have to start changing our lifestyle and doing things differently not

[1:16:27] just in building but how we build and what we also in and what we also development to do

[1:16:35] and we have to really understand what the consequences can be I've seen properly I see the

[1:16:39] property property in the top of the street and in Pointe-Claire. Where I saw a Big housing house

[1:16:47] project go down and I see it when I see the river coming of that property and I know exactly

[1:16:52] where it's coming from and that can be mitigated against I mean. You can you can rewrite that

[1:16:57] water. It's coming off because ecology has been changed and the change in ecology. If you cut a

[1:17:03] wetlands you with mother nature and you have consequences and we have to deal with all these

[1:17:09] things going forward. I agree with your overall sometimes I wouldn't single people out as

[1:17:13] much and maybe we can but your sentiment are good sir. If that's what answers to your your

[1:17:19] questions and I will ensure that if you want to slowdown building or have more controlled

[1:17:24] responsible building you're gonna have a choice and you can make that your self.

[1:17:28] >> That's what we. >> Are so that's your Ok. >> And also.

[1:17:37] >> Must be one more question a lot of people to get through. Okay. One more questions without

[1:17:45] without préambule because we've had a lot of time now. >> Okay. D'Agenda fifteen points

[1:17:51] for. About Valois. Library that one is over three days a week. With spending again does the

[1:18:03] third amount with spending on the 1-005-100-0770 after the flood. In August nine last year

[1:18:15] I did the budget one million, I did it one million five to fix the basement after the flood and

[1:18:23] after a few months ago. I did another budget one hundred thousand to fix the best man.

[1:18:33] Now is another so that's close to two million dollars for library of three days a week now

[1:18:41] everything in the website and even kids, they don't go to the library, my wife to go There is

[1:18:49] all we have a very nice library here and it's almost no barely somebody there will ask about

[1:18:53] the two million dollar is something. If we have a lot of a lot of projects needs to be done

[1:19:03] for help a lot of people, not for three days nobody got in and that's all about that, Mrs.

[1:19:11] >> Well. Alright. >> The power library actually holds very various community

[1:19:18] organization that greatly serve our community and it's not just our library, but it's also a

[1:19:24] hundred years history. I was a school, it's a héritage sight. It's a integrated part of our

[1:19:28] community during the school year many people will tell you about bringing there is there for

[1:19:32] story time and it also contribute to our non profite organisation. So I just would

[1:19:37] appreciate. If you go all the information before criticized in the project. That's actually

[1:19:41] quite integral into our community. >> We used to go. There we used

[1:19:45] to go there is really anybody there and for two millions dollars that you turn down the

[1:19:51] building and you build something better for two millions dollars. >> I'll go through the library

[1:19:59] to share you the history and all the different valuable works that happens out of that

[1:20:03] building. I invite You are welcome it would be lovely to meet you there.

[1:20:07] >> We went there because we used to all of our kids too close in the. Daycare closed there and we

[1:20:14] used to go there is there anybody there. So I'm just take two million dollars and we have

[1:20:19] a lot of projects to do better than just a few people to go there.

[1:20:23] >> Must be just from my perspective. I think literacy is an important thing and I think

[1:20:29] it is crucial part of the city life and. >> We have a very nice.

[1:20:33] >> One you will have a nice one year. Yes, There. >> Is what you need to.

[1:20:39] >> Work it and make it. It's the community, It's also it's a héritage building as well and I

[1:20:43] from what I understand is the héritage elementary school was run out of that building and I

[1:20:49] don't think it's something that can be just discarded that quickly sir and I just that's my

[1:20:55] short answer to that one. >> Thank you with all here because there are our tax keep

[1:21:00] up sixty and now the answer is where I don't know for us. WE didn't have any clean twenty

[1:21:05] five years and I'm sure this is what about than that so I hope you care about that you're.

[1:21:11] >> Beautiful and even more serious not which is tragic and awful thanks and even more

[1:21:18] serious. >> Thank you for taken. Seriously everything.

[1:21:21] >> OK. Thank you so next up is. >> For. Interrupting you. Mr Dabi, and but you do you do this

[1:21:34] a lot of information When the building is approved engineering goes through is it possible or

[1:21:43] not in France go through the plant and the project and the make sure that there is enough

[1:21:51] water. There is enough sewer because there is gonna be paying. If there is a mistake so

[1:21:59] and actually company. I will know for. Your best friend. There can those buts company

[1:22:11] from which I think we could go back ten years now they have to have a reserve for extra rain

[1:22:19] water so it's not that it's not only densification and it's not as bad as you say, thank you and

[1:22:29] I am an expert because I was flooded for times in ten years so you have I don't have

[1:22:37] insurance anymore. >> So you see I care. Thank you and I care about I leave and

[1:22:44] Pointe-Claire. Pointe-Claire focused success because they born and grow up and

[1:22:48] Pointe-Claire. That's why I want next generation and family they have a good really the same as

[1:22:56] well, that's why I swear, I come here and that's why, I was all of you. I hope really the

[1:23:02] election the elite people care about the exists citizens and president of Pointe-Claire.

[1:23:09] Thank you. >> I just want to add one little thing is that if you don't

[1:23:13] densifie, you don't have money to fix the old problem. Thank you.

[1:23:21] >> That's why I said you want all the projects. >> Is you can save a lot of your

[1:23:27] problem by identifying your industrial commerciales and your industrial park which is huge

[1:23:31] amount of your taxes and is better than residential, but that's that's my answer on that

[1:23:37] one. Claudine Mercier and Mike nurse. I don't know if it's one or the time or one. Ok.

[1:23:47] >> Hello my name is Mrs Mercy. I just want to start by thinking. WE don't know each other but I

[1:23:52] really appreciate her really well prepared or not I think she said what a lot of us and there

[1:24:00] are currently experiencing myself and my husband have been on saint Louis, We're on the

[1:24:05] court of March. There is an issue that is currently there from march to I guess I would

[1:24:09] say that I don't know what's going on the other side. I don't see any water there but I could

[1:24:15] tell you that in the past twenty years we've only had issues on August night and July

[1:24:19] thirteenth. WE have a big Flo valve that's functioning or was functioning and we also have a

[1:24:25] french drain because we have a driveway that's slop. If we have never had any issue whatsoever

[1:24:29] with any kind of weather situation. Based on which I've heard you say before with the

[1:24:37] green the green infrastructure and all that stuff. I mean we know that there is sensitive

[1:24:42] zone you haven't mentioned what those things are so we don't know. If we are currently

[1:24:47] considered one of those zones. If I go in the government websites. I can see that we're

[1:24:51] considered in zone cuvette so it's been recognized as having a water issue there but I would

[1:24:56] really like to know because you've mentioned that there is inspection before during and

[1:25:00] after I could tell you that I've witness myself vegetation growing out of the halls. I

[1:25:07] don't think that means that was cleaned out or inspectors and whether it's a third party of

[1:25:13] the city. I'm unaware, but I took it to the city, not to the third party so I expected goals

[1:25:17] to function I don't want to be sitting in my house worried when there's a rainstorm sitting at

[1:25:23] midnight and looking at the ap as you mentioned because the rain is at midnight now now it's

[1:25:27] that two and I have to wait and not sleep all night having my pump my backup pump my kids

[1:25:33] dispatched when the storm does it so that I can have a plan to once again deal with the rain

[1:25:41] coming in so in our case you came through the back full of the caps literally blue off from

[1:25:45] the pressure. So we do have that one way of the night work. WE also had the french drain that

[1:25:53] overflow one that overflow and it came in from everywhere and there's just no way to get the

[1:25:58] water out right so you mentioned that and the first thing. I would like to know is what are

[1:26:03] those sensitive zones so it is saint Louis considered a flood one of those sensitive zones and

[1:26:08] when you say that there being expected before during and after how do we know that this is

[1:26:15] actually happening because I've also even witness after the rain cause we had the rain on the

[1:26:19] Thursday following the storm the following few days after that rain came in the middle of the

[1:26:24] night around two am the very next day at eight PM. Hi hi hi! I'm taking a walk down the

[1:26:29] street and there is still waters sitting on the side of the road. This should have been drained.

[1:26:37] It was a hot day. There was no reason for the water to still be sitting there you get there is

[1:26:41] huge puddle all along Saint Louis on that stretch the water just be there so to me this. I'm

[1:26:47] not an expert either so I'm not gonna pretend like I am but I need an explanation. How is this

[1:26:52] water? That's my first question. So are we in that zone and how is this you're saying that it's

[1:26:57] been inspectors. But why is this water sitting there, Why is it rising and not draining only in

[1:27:03] that. >> Could I have to ask my director of public works, but

[1:27:05] I'll ask Madame Verdon and we do know anything that can. >> Be able. You know for the

[1:27:11] Exact. You know the exact maintenance that it would do not that day so I don't know if you

[1:27:17] reach out to the administration. >> It's a very nice email with all the pictures of our lake and

[1:27:23] everything else that happened on the streets on both occasions that's that's been send to Mr

[1:27:27] Cohen. >> To Monsieur Cohen administration you copy of it so

[1:27:32] I can retrace that email and come back to you a little on. This week.

[1:27:37] >> So this this will know if we're in the zone as well. If we're considered one of those

[1:27:41] zones that you guys are looking at fixing as a pitie. >> I can look at the zone that

[1:27:46] we are currently you know. Document. >> And my second question is you

[1:27:53] mentioned that there's a lot of resources that are throwing and it is sort of help. I mean, I

[1:27:57] have a few of their of my name is that you are here now everybody was able to make it,

[1:28:01] but you mentioned that there's the resources that are throwing out and despite the some pump

[1:28:05] the back full of love and everything that we have our sandbag I literally have sandbag

[1:28:09] appeared in front of my garage now because I can't take that chance. I want to know what kind

[1:28:15] of assistance is going to be provided because you guys know that there's issue incertaine

[1:28:19] areas and our insurance won't cover us anymore because we have to climb back to back. I'm

[1:28:23] getting an additional sump pump installed in my house so that it has a battery backup back but

[1:28:27] all these expenses, they're not covered by the insurance because they cover the damage is not the

[1:28:33] case of the damage, but the case is from the infrastructure and all of I understand the rain and

[1:28:37] I understand that this is. Because because. >> It's all natural incredibly

[1:28:45] natural amount of that are overwhelming. Yes, but I have been there for.

[1:28:49] >> You and I've. >> Of the. >> Fact in those words that has

[1:28:53] been there is much different. To say that it is in the last one years, we've never had any

[1:28:59] issues and all of a sudden even on the side of my house when i opened my back door to try to

[1:29:03] grab some sandbag in my yard, I had a river following on the side of my house.

[1:29:09] >> But what I'm told and from what I've told by myself and the people that use cameras and have

[1:29:15] looked into the drain. There and functioning order this. >> Was done on Saint-Louis.

[1:29:21] >> Normally. I don't I can't hold it. There are inspected by public works. I can and I'm not

[1:29:25] told by street, WE don't do it by street. I don't do it by street. I'm told that they have

[1:29:31] looked at our storm water system and they examine it constantly and really what there was one

[1:29:37] anomalie which we some people in the back row experienced there was one anomalie that we know

[1:29:43] how in the last rainfall that we can identify we didn't find any other. I'm not sure what what

[1:29:51] was examined and you're a good one and we have to find out whether you was was stopped or

[1:29:57] examined, but really what happened was that the system was there. It was not damaged that

[1:30:03] wasn't clouded with branch it wasn't blocked it just go overwhelmed.

[1:30:07] >> That so went with the stick and it started moving things around the water started running

[1:30:11] out of nowhere well and I'm saying vegetation go in the mind well. I'm gonna be honest with

[1:30:15] you. >> Okay. >> I'm getting things I've seen

[1:30:19] the pictures, I have proof you're not I want to understand. >> It was coming out of a man of

[1:30:23] water coming out of the whole thing is gonna do much if water is coming up out of the whole

[1:30:29] sticks. I don't want it too. >> Much just blocked and the moment. WE went with our sticks,

[1:30:33] then all of a sudden and start it. >> When I saw the ground. So the

[1:30:37] top of it was blocked was something but I don't think that that was the case of the

[1:30:41] flooding in the city was blocked the top of manuel. If it's not going down the manholes and

[1:30:47] being absorbed by the drain, but there were there you got a problem because the shoes are

[1:30:51] overwhelmed. I'm not the scientist and you're not in another of my logic is that if

[1:30:57] it's just blocked at the surface of the whole it would be solved easily it's much too much more

[1:31:03] excuse-me excuse-me. I'm still speaking so if the water and if we're in the situation where the

[1:31:09] water is coming up over and out of the whole. It's got nothing to do with sticks. It's got a

[1:31:15] lot to do with the fact that there's too much water and the system even know it's functional

[1:31:19] is getting overwhelmed and we have to acknowledge that we can't think that it's all the

[1:31:23] city is for it here we have to acknowledge that there's an indoor amount of rain for the

[1:31:27] infrastructure. WE have and it's happening in every city, not just clear and everybody's got

[1:31:31] the same problem and that we're getting volume of rain, we're getting century level of rain

[1:31:39] like once and in the century we had to use them two of two centennial events in in back to

[1:31:45] back years. There's something going on here we have weather events happening and it is

[1:31:51] different than it used to be and it can be mathematical and scientifically quantified and

[1:31:55] its way worse than it used to be and we have a system that guide for a different time and we have

[1:32:01] to now change our infrastructure to adapt to modern reality and that's going to take a while but

[1:32:07] we do have to do it. If the house is gonna be safe and that's the reality of what's

[1:32:11] going on here and again, I repeat what I said to the german area to blame this on the city

[1:32:17] is missing the crux of the issue. The crux the issue is that we're getting inward

[1:32:21] weather events and we don't have infrastructure and the city can't just fix that overnight,

[1:32:25] that's a huge problem and we have a huge problem and we have to we have to do our best to

[1:32:31] solve it all of us together and it starts with being realistic about what we can do and what we

[1:32:35] should do and be blaming a city for a huge climatic weather event is missing. I think the

[1:32:43] issues. Okay, okay. >> Really and that the city knows there are specific issues

[1:32:49] in search areas. I'm not in specific areas and that's what I'm saying is that the left side

[1:32:55] of my street was not flooded the other side of Saint-Louis was flooded the back of my house was

[1:33:01] not flooded that particular basin was flooded right there was no help people were stuck in

[1:33:05] the middle of the streets last year. WE had to put a poor girl I had to pool her with with the

[1:33:09] rope out of her window because he couldn't open the door and she was so scared all of these

[1:33:15] events. It's a very small amount but nobody there was no communication. There was no

[1:33:19] information given as to what was going on now we're we're been told that we don't even know If

[1:33:23] our section is considered an issue, but we have two floods their back to about.

[1:33:27] >> You want to hold it. WE just don't know we can take. Okay, I mean, I mean with the one that

[1:33:33] might and. >> They can't be the that. >> They're changing there is

[1:33:35] changing and that's the other thing is that I've never been flooded our flooding and there

[1:33:39] aren't even specific zones anymore. There are places that I've never we've here I've heard

[1:33:43] stories from citizens come up here and say I've never had some tonight this never happened

[1:33:49] before all of a sudden. It's happening so the zone are not the same ones it change and

[1:33:53] people were dealing with something here that's beyond the current capacity. WE have to

[1:33:59] really start were asking everybody to give us feedback. So we can start identifying.

[1:34:03] What the hell is going on so we can try and deal with it and understand it you don't

[1:34:07] understand it and I don't understand it and mother does most most of everybody is

[1:34:11] dealing with it, Unfortunately, we get a room full of experts and we get people who think the

[1:34:15] expert, but this is the situation that has not been fully understood and remains

[1:34:19] something to be studied before we come up with conclusive ensure that we think we know we

[1:34:23] have to understand what the heck is going on here and to do that requires good communication,

[1:34:29] you're right on that and that score and we've got to start identifying and dealing with

[1:34:33] problems and whether they're gonna be regular and certaines areas I mean I used to think

[1:34:37] they were full of five areas, they're now a lot more there there are all hunks of how they

[1:34:43] got really hammer and the last one you know and you know you know I used to be more and

[1:34:49] sandalwood and holston, and they were you know and it's growing and it's moving around and it's

[1:34:53] disturbing so it's not simple, it's not a simple solution and but we are all here and we want

[1:34:59] to learn and trying to figure it out. That's all. It's all we can do.

[1:35:03] >> That we deserve to have more transparency as to was actually happening. When the words are

[1:35:09] our considered flooded we should be. >> You'll get transparency when

[1:35:13] we know what the hell is going on. WE have it we're still in the study process completely

[1:35:21] different. >> Is that this is happening and this is the two two times and

[1:35:25] roll that you said a hundred years event twice in the same here right the fact that it

[1:35:29] happened twice and it was and when we called for the city to come to try to block the

[1:35:35] streets, they did they de pick up there and there was no help there was nothing that happens

[1:35:39] they just start there so that nobody would drive through and we were left to find for

[1:35:45] ourselves. Just basically desperately trying to enter our house now.

[1:35:47] >> Well with all due respect when the event happened on the sunday. WE were terribly under

[1:35:53] staff for what occurred so we now, we have to oui. >> We used.

[1:35:59] >> Oui used in. I can't speak for the public security officer. He was at least there. Which we

[1:36:07] had well I called people for idlewood and it took me while the city and I were standing

[1:36:13] there ready to try and get more help as well, but we had a limited amount of people on

[1:36:19] staff. It was the Sunday afternoon and every single person. WE had employed Tony

[1:36:23] showed up bless his heart and we had volunteer rescue show up and we had our limited staff and

[1:36:31] everywhere. They could but you know. >> This event was not for more

[1:36:35] than. >> It wasn't there was I think it was millimeters predicted

[1:36:39] we've got way more than what was predicted from what I understand I'm right on that one I have the

[1:36:47] number I had the number. >> The storm. >> It was impredictible that's

[1:36:49] the other thing, that's the other thing Meteorology is not in exact science and this is not

[1:36:53] something you can just figure out you can predict that number somewhere the weather forecast

[1:37:01] that they were showers of the fifth millimeters of rain that was the weather forecast for

[1:37:07] that we go, we go to a hundred but I'm I've got it right here these are my briefing, not maybe

[1:37:13] their lying these are the not to get there are sitting in front of.

[1:37:17] >> My and that's the reason, we had handbags and that's the reason we were prepared getting

[1:37:21] there. >> I'm sorry it just has to be right here the weather forecast

[1:37:25] that they were showers millimeters. Okay, That's what I have right now. Okay. Look here

[1:37:30] we are in rivals engineering. Three rivers meteorological theory. We're getting into the

[1:37:36] interesting areas of this but here which I think requires some greater precision and some

[1:37:42] great. >> History when you need to see the actual appreciate the

[1:37:46] sympathy. WE really do I appreciate over there Mr. Cousineau saying he was flooded

[1:37:50] for time I sympathize because I understand we had to worry about everything we had just finished.

[1:37:55] So we understand how everybody can feel here, but it's behind the sympathy. WE just need to

[1:38:00] start saying action. >> Ok well and it's cold, it's cold, it's cold green

[1:38:04] infrastructure and it's already happening and it's been happening for over a decade and

[1:38:09] your city has been busy and I deserve it and it has done it's best and to continue to do more

[1:38:16] which is what we're doing. And I can leave you do you want me to read you the green

[1:38:20] infrastructure that we've done since I mean I can give them to you since the seven open air

[1:38:26] retention basin arbitrage park which was performed admirable during the rainstorm as

[1:38:32] counselor tremblait qu'il était quasi filmed it around two thousand eleven underground

[1:38:36] pipes on mason two thousand fifteen underground people on holiday two thousand seven in

[1:38:40] peace and two underground retention basin we're installed under the bike bath and I'm

[1:38:45] boulevard near Saint John and Hastings and two thousand eighteen two underground

[1:38:50] retention basin, We're installed under the bike path and he was boulevard near Hillary and

[1:38:53] winthrop two thousand eighteen underground pipes were installed on quartier avenue and then

[1:38:57] Ovide Park. Two thousand twenty one again was created in belmont park, two thousand twenty two

[1:39:03] public works parking lots was was designed to included, two retention basin and two thousand

[1:39:10] twenty-four. Retention basin was on the trail and belmont park under the trail and two thousand

[1:39:16] twenty five drainage feature was incorporated and the design of winthrop avenue and two thousand

[1:39:20] twenty five a bio retention bastion has been designed for Elgin park and natural retention

[1:39:26] basin projects began in two thousand twenty-four and will continue and two thousand twenty

[1:39:30] six in the Waverly Woods area of kingsmen and we have several other other projects one of them

[1:39:36] designed right up for the belmont saddle wood area in the works, that's not an idle city.

[1:39:40] That's not the city, that's sitting responsibly, that's not the city that deserve the

[1:39:44] insights that you're looking at it. It's a city, that's been doing nobody, we're not a lack

[1:39:50] of transparency or the lack of idle you want to see action there's been action there's been

[1:39:55] action for over a decade. Do you want to see more actions. You probably we'll see more actions,

[1:39:59] but we're doing our best with our resources and to suggest that were somehow coupables or

[1:40:04] it is I think a little harsh. That's my, that's my take on it. I've just give you. Statistics

[1:40:10] that show as city that car and this is doing what it can and we can continue to do more. That's

[1:40:16] all. That's all. I can say. Next is. Jennifer Roy now sir Sir Sir, It's over it's over at the

[1:40:28] microphone. Jennifer was now you just designated her to speak for you you you you are written you

[1:40:35] were you are with you are right and down together. I have you down here as. You can go ahead,

[1:40:42] sir. Go ahead, but I just feel bad for Jennifer work cause you excuse me sir you initially said

[1:40:48] you do not want to speak and I gave you did I just want to do it from. Ok, ok, Go ahead sir!

[1:40:55] >> Yes here to saint Louis between just just between them more and much and I'm gonna

[1:41:04] respectfully disagree actually disagree with you now and the hostile way, but I do blame the

[1:41:12] city for the action because this is the night of we're talking about we're not talking about

[1:41:17] this is a hundred area where we are retired they're outside all the time. I have a camera in

[1:41:24] front. WE would just like that you just wanna keep it simple with love to see the manuel

[1:41:28] opened and some investigation in there and we have not seen the manuel open in a year so no

[1:41:34] investigation. There is vegetations in there we can show your pictures, so there is a

[1:41:38] problem now and we understand about the green projects and that's great but my insurance

[1:41:43] doesn't want to hear that. And you know what you need is yours. WE just want some answers and to

[1:41:49] find out when we'll get some answer at least come and open the mind all and look that

[1:41:54] that's it. That's all we are asking for you just to get something done because I leave

[1:41:59] on saint Louis. Not the lake Shore. I should not have a bit like in front of my house every

[1:42:05] time it rains. This is the find out there there's just a problem, it's not it's nothing

[1:42:09] big. It's nothing great there's a problem with the area with the mountains and it can be fixed

[1:42:15] cause it wasn't like that before. And it's not an act of God. I called God, He does not

[1:42:20] him, It's not God, It's the manuel, It's all we need to get it fixed and we'll be happy. Not

[1:42:26] a problem because there was never like that before and it is now so if we could just simply

[1:42:31] get some information about the manuel make sure everything is fine and go back to normal. Now

[1:42:37] the water does sit on top and we have to go when it's sitting and move it around to get it to open

[1:42:43] back up. So something is definitely wrong. This is not normal is not normal, especially

[1:42:48] when the other directions everything's fine and make no sense. It's the best in there.

[1:42:53] We're just looking for the timeline when someone can't come out and take a look and give us

[1:42:58] an answer. Why this is happening simply it. Thank you. >> Enough Noted.

[1:43:04] >> Just wanna ask do you have the subject address address. >> Yes the corner of St-Louis

[1:43:12] and much right. >> Okay of flooding in the street.

[1:43:20] >> Just as long as we have the right right and thank you. >> Jennifer Roy. Sir there's in

[1:43:26] order there's a list of names and everybody in order you are I know. But you have to have your

[1:43:32] name on the list everybody gets the turn to speak in there on the list. Okay.

[1:43:39] >> District five with Cynthia. >> Excuse-me Excuse-me Gentlemen. Excuse-me ok.

[1:43:45] >> So I just wanted to ask you just cause. I'm listening to what and I want to make sure

[1:43:53] that you're not saying that green infrastructure is going to replace the maintenance and the

[1:44:01] stuff that needs to be done because it sounded like when you were saying before like green

[1:44:07] infrastructure that is the answer. It's the fastest thing that we can do it is the fastest

[1:44:12] thing. WE can do we can do a lot of that on our own as well. I want to make sure that the it's

[1:44:19] the maintenance of these structures that and the foresight of making sure that

[1:44:26] the infrastructure is there before we're going forward to build these big projects that is

[1:44:33] seems to be missing. >> It's not missing I just give you a list of huge amount of

[1:44:38] work that has been down on the infrastructure. I just read it out two months ago and that's

[1:44:44] not green. That's a lot of it's great so what I've said and I are all by myself and I have

[1:44:50] said it quite clearly it's one possible mesure and everybody is trying to go. You're saying only

[1:44:56] that I'm not only that I'm saying that's what is the most immediate and affordable one and

[1:45:03] that's the one and people are worried because people are getting it. Okay. The real

[1:45:07] simple solution to this people want to take it into and after hours and I'm never I've never

[1:45:13] once said it's in order. Ok, ok. So what? I've continually what I've continually said and will

[1:45:19] continue to see you now is that if people are worried about their home right now the fastest

[1:45:25] way to take away their concern is to come up with the immediate solution and that's what I'm

[1:45:33] saying. >> Okay. I want to appreciate the course that it's gonna be

[1:45:37] afraid to the citizens of Pointe-Claire to help us understand how we can mitigate.

[1:45:41] I also want to make sure that the lack of previous planning is not gonna be put back on the

[1:45:48] citizens as far as if. >> Lack of what type of previous planning.

[1:45:55] >> Just what I mean. Essentially Environmental assessment need to be done before anything is built

[1:46:01] we're looking at water that we've never seen before all of it is seen a lot of the area has

[1:46:07] been developed OK. I'll give you an example I leave next to our behind terracotta. Two thousand

[1:46:15] eleven is when the soccer fields were built two thousand twelve we had water in the basement,

[1:46:23] two thousand thirteen the city came in the ditch next to the house on the end which would be

[1:46:28] one to the next to me and the water was in the spring though it went down there. Now that

[1:46:37] green right it has not been so now my name is equal so the water goes down and it goes

[1:46:46] right in your window so I mean again every kind of thing that we put forward needs maintenance

[1:46:53] needs to be looked after okay and I think I'm not sure that that's the problem, but I'm I'm

[1:47:01] saying that. >> You know it's one of many things that we can do.

[1:47:05] >> Fast and it doesn't take know what I mean we could spend time with the grass considering it

[1:47:12] has it rain in three weeks and maybe a little bit of diversion and some of those resources

[1:47:18] could go afterwards digging dish in areas where you know people are getting water and absolutely

[1:47:24] saying. >> That and I absolutely agree and one and one of the things

[1:47:28] that has been noted and clear is that a lot of the that were designed and built in the

[1:47:33] structure of the city have been filled in and they were green infrastructure that were

[1:47:39] implemented probably in the fifties, you know and it's said that a lot of that green

[1:47:43] infrastructure has been field in. >> The city about it to.

[1:47:46] >> Be here and that's correct and over previous time over time that has happened well we might

[1:47:51] have to implement who knows I mean that that's one potential green Infrastructure solutions.

[1:47:56] That's all, that's a logical one and you are quite right. Susan Weaver.

[1:48:13] >> It's gonna be a different subject. I'm sorry for everybody. Anyways, Mr Thomas, I

[1:48:19] would like you to answer the questions concerning the kilometers you put on the city

[1:48:25] vehicles that you said under was effectively first on you the insurance claims which I have

[1:48:33] shows the car and for three thousand five hundred and seven kilomètres on it at the time of

[1:48:40] the accident. I have your credit card statement as well and they show you feel the City Ste-Foy

[1:48:46] hybride with at least five thousand dollars world of gas which is around for the thousand

[1:48:52] kilomètres. So the two numbers support each other during your ethics violations hearing you

[1:48:56] said that you thought you drove a hundred kilomètres which over the two years would have come to

[1:49:04] about ten thousand kilomètres. So there is missing thirty thousand kilomètres. You drove,

[1:49:10] but did not admit to the hearing. The prosecutors brought that up when she asked if you

[1:49:16] thought forty three thousand kilomètres. What about what you had driven under you said you

[1:49:21] would be surprised If it was as much as that you also said under hope that you are the most

[1:49:26] honest mary in history and that you are a business man with experience operating cars for

[1:49:32] both business and personal us and that you are a bit of a mathematicien, but things don't

[1:49:38] add up can you please explain how you could possibly not know that you must have driven many

[1:49:45] times over the kilometers you admitted when you had to fill up your thanks so many times and as

[1:49:52] an experienced businessman. Are you are so bad at manager expenses and your taxables cars.

[1:49:59] How can you expect the citizens of Pointe-Claire to trust you to manage this city.

[1:50:04] >> Okay, That's very interesting. Supposedly the cars had that amount of marriage and

[1:50:12] the car was that was the mileage apparently after the accident note before and that could be a

[1:50:20] fictitious number and that could not be. I have never actually seen. WE have not produced that.

[1:50:25] And that is never been a number that I saw when I had the car and it was far more than what I

[1:50:32] experienced in that cars and I find that number suspicious. That's the number one answer

[1:50:36] number two my gas molds I initially was comparable to I have made belvedere gas molds

[1:50:45] usage. And they were comparable but then mystery called me last week to point out that when you

[1:50:52] factors in the price of gas. Et Mr. Belvedere is time frame with the car versus my usage. He

[1:50:59] actually doubled my usage in actual gas receipts he doubled it now the interesting thing

[1:51:06] about that is that Mr. Belvedere was during covid so he had this events to go to so I'm just I

[1:51:13] would like excuse me. If someone would like to speak the microphone, they can put

[1:51:18] themselves on the list and can and can ask a question so what? What I'd like to point out, Miss

[1:51:23] Weaver is that there must have there must have been personally because it was during covid and

[1:51:30] there were no events and there was it. Double my guest consumption in the same time.

[1:51:38] >> Friends. >> Now I didn't. Miss Miss Weaver. I did not have I had

[1:51:44] almost none. Okay. >> Is un point 20 point one un Agenda on the agenda I'd like

[1:51:52] the details for a living one on the agenda referring to the legal peace and so when you came

[1:51:58] to that on the agenda could you please go into detail. Thank you.

[1:52:04] >> I can tell you what that is right now that is between the city and the insurance who are

[1:52:10] actually paying the insurance who is actually paying the lego fees because there is our legal

[1:52:14] fit are covered by insurance. It's no cost to you and so the answer is now that's through the

[1:52:22] league of our paid by insurance. It's not it's not the taxpayers and so those legal fees. This is

[1:52:28] and this is a discussion. This is an inquiry from the answer to the city. Okay, It's got nothing

[1:52:34] to do with my it's got nothing to do with me. Okay. Thank you, Miss Weaver that they can. AT

[1:52:42] the time is up. Okay, She's so many more to go here well. Sorry guys my apologizes. Alright. 5.1

[1:53:04] Je pense. >> Five points one of a bylaw Amending Bylaw PC Twenty-nine

[1:53:12] 77 degrees in the exigibles tears for the financing of property services and activities

[1:53:16] offered by the City of Pointe-Claire for fiscal year twenty twenty five the proposed

[1:53:20] amendment are to broaden access to various training facility with in the section regarding

[1:53:24] the yearly membership at the old Orchard Sports Center as well as to introduce monetary

[1:53:30] orientation for youth aged fourteen to sixteen who wish to use the weight training room.

[1:53:38] >> For one do I have a mover. >> Paul Bissonnette District. >> District trois. Or.

[1:53:51] >> 6.1. Accorder un soutien financier pour un montant total de 500 $ au Centre des femmes

[1:53:55] West Island, le Centre des femmes West Island sollicite le soutien de la ville pour

[1:53:59] souligner ses 50 ans de service dévoués aux femmes de notre communauté.

[1:54:03] >> Six Point. Authorized of Equipment to the Pointe-Claire Village commercial Association

[1:54:09] for the Pointe-Claire Village Day of the event will take place on August Sixteenth the

[1:54:13] equipment being length included stage water station temps table and share.

[1:54:17] >> Pour 6.1 6.2 Do I have a mover. >> Une sonnette de.

[1:54:33] >> 6.3 Considérer une demande de révision de la décision rendue par le comité de démolition,

[1:54:37] laquelle refuse la requête en démolition de l'immeuble situé au 191, chemin du bord du lac

[1:54:42] Lake Shore. Une demande de révision de la décision rendue le 19 juin 2025 par le comité de

[1:54:47] démolition a été déposée. Cette décision refuse la requête en démolition de l'immeuble.

[1:54:52] L'immeuble visé par la requête n'est pas un immeuble patrimonial. La demande de

[1:54:56] révision a été reçue dans les délais prescrits par le règlement relatif à la

[1:55:01] démolition des immeubles Pc20 neuf 87. Conformément à l'article 8.2 du règlement, le

[1:55:05] Conseil doit se prononcer sur la demande de révision reçue. Le Conseil peut confirmer la

[1:55:10] décision du comité ou prendre toute décision que le comité aurait dû prendre.

[1:55:19] >> For 6.3 Do I have a mover. >> OK, we are now we. >> Have to.

[1:55:33] >> Move Paul Bissonnette, District. >> And I'm sorry what what What

[1:55:38] are you actually moving, Monsieur Bissonnette. >> And proposing the proposal

[1:55:45] proposing to overturn the decision of the Demolition committee and improve the

[1:55:49] demolition of one night One Val-du-lac Lakeshore. >> Under.

[1:55:59] >> Over turn the decision of the Demolition Committee and the law, the demolition of the

[1:56:04] building located at one one. Au bord du lac Lake Shore. >> And prior to voting would

[1:56:12] anybody like to speak to the issue. >> I will do my best there I

[1:56:17] might switch between the French and english but I have the living point here that I think

[1:56:23] are very important first of all the world on three occasions. That's I think it's ninety days.

[1:56:33] Nos objections, nos objections on that feel it is in line with the city. This council soft

[1:56:47] densification. There there will not be any three cut down. Let's say it politically that the new

[1:56:59] building would have. Energy If you are gonna be green for over fifty years so that compensate

[1:57:13] for whatever is. Send to landfill or else. It's its greeting family big family

[1:57:27] actually for kids and that in the this council opinion and very good thing for a long time.

[1:57:41] This family has been stuck between. A change of bylaw right in the middle. I don't want to

[1:57:53] massacre your name, Mr Derick. But. You did due-diligence on three occasions and the third

[1:58:05] occasion was because of the. Bylaw changes and that is not your problem. That is not your

[1:58:13] problem. Originally the pack committee I'll call it that way because there is so many acronym

[1:58:21] at approved. You're the project you had deposited and that changes with the law. So now. I

[1:58:31] can't say that the PAC committee is the proving which you presented because legally. And

[1:58:41] that became your problem that was the an event in bederven and I don't know how that happened,

[1:58:51] but this morning. I was having a coffee and I was talking over at the studio Seventy seven the

[1:58:57] music was it loud then this morning and. And I just happened someone in the back of me. I'm

[1:59:07] the guy and butterflies that are the problem similar to your and it's all solved but with the

[1:59:17] world going around is that you want and I didn't win and corps and I lost badly and he told me.

[1:59:27] I can't take that he told me that doing what what he was asking where the rules of

[1:59:37] butterflies. Custom after you more to save all the bones. There were some arguments

[1:59:47] bringing up that this would affect price of property one case will affect. The price of

[1:59:59] property with the point clé over the island over the Provence over the Canada. Now I don't

[2:00:07] believe that. There is in the bylaw provision for. The responsible deconstruction and

[2:00:21] cevable materials are satisfied and that will be our responsibility to check on your

[2:00:29] demolition contractors. If it's not the same to make sure that all the available renewable

[2:00:39] materials is treated like the bylaw. Provide right now, we're we're trying also another issues

[2:00:51] around around the island around quebec again is that we're we are we need housing and I know

[2:01:03] that you where you leave right now and you will if you finally get what you ask for well it's

[2:01:13] gonna be that place and it's gonna be made available to someone so. And all of this

[2:01:23] process. All it's been followed by the letter. By the letter is the process is quickly and

[2:01:33] mister you can can explain it Maybe better than I do is that you apply for a demolition. It's

[2:01:43] looked at the committee render the decision and then if you. Would you object to the

[2:01:53] decision. I have trouble with that world, but if you object to the decision then you are

[2:02:03] allowed to go and there's the following of that decision. There's a procedure that permits

[2:02:13] you to go to council where the final decision is taken, so there's not been in my head in

[2:02:23] my mind, there's not been any any contouring or whatever in the end. It's council that

[2:02:35] decide and we will do that this evening. Thank you. >> Anybody else like to speak.

[2:02:47] >> Goodevening. With with this file. It is with the information. We're not

[2:02:55] specialist, we're not engineers, we're not architecte and we received the five key question

[2:03:03] was asked received five documents. There's two from the city that were from a contractor

[2:03:08] and évaluateur immobilier professionals that submitted to report at the city and then we

[2:03:16] had report from the structural engineer that was requested by the owner as well as they à West

[2:03:24] Island Developer builder and also the architect a West Island architect. Three more people

[2:03:32] that have specialization in certains fields and my concern with the information is the

[2:03:38] following when you open the first report is the rapport d'inspection diagnostics and

[2:03:46] page one under structures in limitation the very first, it's not a sentence. It's exactly six

[2:03:56] words. Notre inspection est de nature visuelle. So I mean that means it's a visual inspection

[2:04:04] in the report. It's identified that the inspection took one our and thirty minutes to visit the

[2:04:10] house and come up with their reports. There is also several areas where in the same report.

[2:04:16] They talk about limitations Foundations Inspection limité illimité. Parce que les

[2:04:22] fondations ne sont pas visibles de l'intérieur, isolé et finition Accès impossible dans

[2:04:28] le vide et le garage. So that is quite often where there is limitations regarding that the

[2:04:38] other reports that we go from the consulting is the Evaluation report at the appraisals report.

[2:04:44] It's called or and French now in that I just want to get rid of that when. The page thirteen and

[2:05:02] the reports and the talk about the floor. Joyce now the floor of the master bedroom is not

[2:05:10] level as it is back into the right access to the crawlspace beneath much of the room was

[2:05:14] difficult. It's possible that the structure could have a problem. Is to blame. However

[2:05:22] the structure this is calling expert if necessary not that there were no crack in the

[2:05:28] interior finish of the room that would indicate the problem now if you're doing a visual

[2:05:32] inspection. You are looking at the wall, you don't see anything so you are everything is ok with

[2:05:38] the results at that of the structural engineering. It that looked at the building here is

[2:05:44] his reports here. I won't read the whole thing, but we not in the crack at the rear side and

[2:05:52] one crack at the front side of the building indicating differential settlement issues

[2:05:56] with the foundation walls furthermore the floor within the season of the house is settled

[2:06:00] slopes and about one half for each do the rotten woodfloor Joyce below the master bedroom.

[2:06:08] There was a crawlspace located below the master bedroom, which is not ventilator not insulated

[2:06:12] and not heated the ground within the crawlspace is exposed and to know your was detected on the

[2:06:18] floor of the crawlspace there for moisture evaporate into the inadequate. Les ventilateurs

[2:06:24] crawlspace resulting to high moisture level within the crawlspace and which is

[2:06:28] contributed to the power of routing of the floor and possible mold growth problems

[2:06:33] with in the crawlspace in conclusion the structural integrity of this section of the

[2:06:38] building in peril and must be demolished in reconstructed now on the visual inspection that

[2:06:44] they don't see any of that they have to go and see they didn't do it find what it's still the

[2:06:50] fact to take the credibility away from what we're getting you got the page three on the

[2:07:00] oprazole. This is page three of the appraisal and what they say this is the sound of the Intro

[2:07:12] letter. If you want. It should be noted that at the time of writing this report nobody from

[2:07:18] specialized contractors were available this the estimated amount for the building

[2:07:24] renovation must be interpreted with reservation with an us confirmed by the expertise of

[2:07:30] the specialized contractor so that again as far as I'm concerned, Maybe I'm wrong but

[2:07:38] that doesn't inspire a lot of confidence in the numbers that are being produced by one of

[2:07:46] them is a certified operator and the other one shattered operator. Just like to. The

[2:08:02] question you have to be able to realize to. À certain instant on someone and not expected to

[2:08:08] everybody is a crook and everybody is just getting the check and produce garbage you

[2:08:12] know there's years in the in the conclusion. WE estimated the potential renovation costs that

[2:08:20] sixty for but I'll get back to that subject of validation by specialized contractors. So

[2:08:26] there again. WE need the specialized contractors.

[2:08:52] And estimated renovation we've estimated the potential renovation cost of the building

[2:08:58] based on our visit and with references to the builder diagnostic inspection report.

[2:09:01] That's the Visual report prepared by Louise Couture and architectes not however that the

[2:09:07] estimated amount of this work is approximate and will have to be validated with specialized

[2:09:12] contractors. In addition certains hypothetical deficiency observed should be the subject

[2:09:18] of more specific expert appraisal and are not included in the cost possible presence of

[2:09:22] mold structural problems with the master floor. So. The. The. This is the table here with the

[2:09:34] approximate renovations cost of the building the building was built in sixty sixty five years

[2:09:40] old and here in the renovation cost the estimated renovation costs to be validated again in

[2:09:52] brackets for the thousand 7 $ of expenses, There's a contingency fifteen seven thousand three

[2:10:04] thirteen and taxes of the thousand for a total of se. Rounded of sixty for thousand

[2:10:10] so. Having gotten that we didn't have one of the other reports that that were submitted and

[2:10:20] this is by the builders in the West Island. This is a description is intended to

[2:10:28] illustrate the. Just want to get it with the record. The when I'm looking for the.

[2:10:56] It's the body analysis for renovation description of the projects, it's the renovation

[2:11:02] with the existing single family residences to bring it up to current standards remedy any

[2:11:08] issues requiring critical repairs to preserve the building protect the safety of occupants

[2:11:12] provides the statique package equivalent to home in the areas. Full architectural engineering

[2:11:18] engineering interior design details and specifications will be required to produce it for

[2:11:24] the project now there's a there's a breakdown here of twenty one items Demolition

[2:11:32] Foundations Framing Roof Membranes Windows Exterior Plumbing Mechanical fireplace

[2:11:36] are staircase interior door the old twenty one that total five hundred and for one thousand.

[2:11:46] That are supposed to do for the thousand that came back from the evaluators so I mean. I can

[2:11:54] understand the discrepancy, but not that's like more than ten times the difference between the

[2:12:00] two so I talk about confidence and your reports. And in addition to that. WE also have

[2:12:12] the. The report hear from the West Island architect and I'm not gonna read all of it. It's

[2:12:22] not that much but basically foundations pretty important foundation has significant

[2:12:26] cracking and settling beside the garage area causing a large depression in the wood floor

[2:12:32] structure of concrete column tears are crumbling and must be replaced efflorescence is noted

[2:12:38] on Exposed foundation surface Indicating water filtration infiltration fuel parameters

[2:12:44] excavations and new French drain delta membrane should be installed causing significant

[2:12:48] damage to the veranda driveway and the house be renovated the foundation requires significant

[2:12:53] work structural while the difficult to break with photos. It's obvious outside that the

[2:12:57] structure is falling and numerous places flowers and roof lines sloping inside the

[2:13:02] structural column are rotten at the base do to the proximity of the ground structural or

[2:13:07] components such as roof rafter the underside and these are almost impossible to correct

[2:13:12] without a significant structural investment so it goes on he talks about the rough electrical

[2:13:18] mechanical plumbing the talks about the interior finish the insulation the fireplace the

[2:13:24] exterior finish the roof the theory of everything again another professionals has been

[2:13:32] working in the West Island for a considerable number of years and regardless of the thing as these

[2:13:36] are people that belongs to a profession and there's supposed to have credibility so you you

[2:13:40] can't just push through this inside. C'est how I know, I know it's not important in the other

[2:13:44] thing the last thing. WE have is this also showing the sustainability that was prepared

[2:13:54] regard the recovery recycling building materials and components all after will be

[2:13:58] made to salvage any item the value and there's other items plumbing fixtures cabinets and

[2:14:04] wiring Windows will be made available to architectural salvage company what regarde

[2:14:08] energy efficiency and sustainability the new project clearly superior to the existing

[2:14:13] building thermal insulation value of the floor Wall Roof Assembly will be for the

[2:14:18] exceeding home and meet all the current standards for isolation ventilation is also dramatically

[2:14:23] improved with both superior mechanical systems and fresh air exchanger with no roof with roof

[2:14:30] soft detailing. The proposed also to be built with the highest quality materials

[2:14:36] incorporating the latest construction detailing to ensure longevity so when you look at

[2:14:42] all that and the house was approved by the PC, which is composed of clear resistance,

[2:14:50] including correct. Architect. On the PC. Anyway. So. So you can't do it was more than that it was

[2:15:06] anyway. There was there. >> Backgrounds and. >> There are there are some that

[2:15:13] I thought that was for I used to be there and I'm not that this year so I'm not know what I want

[2:15:17] what we had this architect on that professional architect not designer or stuff and so anyway.

[2:15:25] So you look at all this information and you say well you know for the thousand dollars

[2:15:31] and then you look at all the rest of this stuff so there for there's no way that I'm prepared

[2:15:35] to. Prepare to do that's why I proposed to do not approve of the reverse. If you want it the

[2:15:45] demolition the committee. Decisions and I agree with the demolition. Thank you.

[2:15:55] >> Anybody else like to speak Yes, you can. >> And I'm afraid. I'm going to

[2:16:04] you a little bit longer. I'm on the demolition committee and I voted at the time to do. Refused

[2:16:13] the demolition. I know it's a very sensitive issue and I know that the feeling and lives of

[2:16:20] the Americans. Are you know held up waiting for this process to work. It's true and I sympathise

[2:16:26] with them. And I sympathise with you all cause I'm going to read my reason. Analysis for what to

[2:16:36] support the decision that the Demolition committee made in advance for its links and I also

[2:16:42] apologize that it seems a little clinical. I want but that's the nature of reason arguments so I

[2:16:51] apologize if it seems like sympathy and I do sympathise the appeal of the decision to refuse

[2:17:00] autorisation for the demolition Lake Shore is a critical test of council's resolve to confirm its

[2:17:05] commitment to the demolition bylaw it anonymously past and January of this year the

[2:17:10] language that replaced the old below was specifically crafted to set a much here bar for

[2:17:16] demolition to be approved. This is made in the préambule with state that prior to the ultimate

[2:17:22] record to demolition the committee will give priority priority to the renovations to

[2:17:28] the restoration or to the review of the existing buildings from the sustainability and carbon

[2:17:32] footprint reduction perspective. When the building is reasonably possible particularly in terms

[2:17:38] of the investment required so she is reasonable reasonable when reduced to the essential

[2:17:46] point the basis of this is simple, It is the argument that the committee here when it

[2:17:52] refused to the demolition permit by giving disproportion weight to the restoration cost of

[2:18:00] thousand dollars contained in the Evaluation report Dated three October twenty twenty four

[2:18:04] and prepared by the accredited professionals Real-estate evaluators Paris Ladouceur the

[2:18:10] report States that the building is of standard to good quality and that it's physical

[2:18:16] conditions is above average for its age the inspection found no serious deficiency that could

[2:18:21] impact the property overall integrity. However, it does not that some repair and maintenance

[2:18:27] work as well as improvement must be carried out to preserve the buildings conditions. It should

[2:18:36] be noted that when the applicants chose to take the this case the core after the

[2:18:42] last round through the demolition committee and the appeal following the council

[2:18:46] both to uphold the demolition committee decision. This file was all communication were

[2:18:52] conducted then exclusively through direct communications between the Apple and the City

[2:18:58] were significantly reduced to allow the legal process to run its course. It is apparent that

[2:19:02] there have been graves and regrettables misunderstandings regarding both the initial

[2:19:07] demolition requests and the process, which I'm sure a lot of it had to do with that lawyers

[2:19:12] is getting in the middle. It is clear that the Evaluation report is widely misunderstood

[2:19:22] according to the accredited professional real-estate evaluators Paris Ladouceur et

[2:19:28] associés. The estimated renovation costs as I said before it before thousand

[2:19:30] dollars. This is not considered modernisons upgrading or enlarging the building through

[2:19:36] renovations the restoration costs included in the previous report cover work required to

[2:19:42] fix only the identified deficiency so that the building will be in good condition

[2:19:47] consider basic maintenance works such as the replacement of some older Windows railings doors and

[2:19:54] minor kitchen renovations the structures at one night in one Lake Shore was built in sixty

[2:20:00] and when I knew it had an expected economic life of five years ahead of it at the time of

[2:20:06] the Evaluation. It was for years old in elapsed time but because of continued car it's apparent

[2:20:12] age was just thirty-five and it still had three years of economic life ahead of it

[2:20:18] according to the report the sixties for thousand dollars renovation costs only address

[2:20:24] restoring economic life and does not included in any update or improvement it establish the

[2:20:30] cost of resulting ground zero for any additional work including update improvement and

[2:20:36] enlargement the appelant that the engineers report that they commission recommend the

[2:20:42] building should be demolished a close reading of the report reveals that it's not exactly

[2:20:46] what was recommended the report conclude that the structural integrity at one section of the

[2:20:52] building is imperial and must be demolished and reconstructed. This is a partial demolition

[2:20:56] only and very well be accomplished without recourse to the demolition request process

[2:21:02] the state that it appears the committee has improperly used the appelant feel to advance its

[2:21:08] own political or policy preference regarding demolition practices in the city rather

[2:21:14] than applying the governing below in the objectives inconsistant manner for

[2:21:18] substantiation this charge. Realize entirely on the aplomb mistaken rejection of the

[2:21:22] accredited professionals evaluator findings and the assumptions that the committee

[2:21:26] decision-making process was not further supported by the city own professionals staff the

[2:21:32] committee would most certainly be in violation of the principle of administrative neutrality and

[2:21:38] good faith decision-making as the employees. It was if it were to summary ignore or overwrite

[2:21:46] those findings as they would have us do the aplomb was publicly question has publicly

[2:21:52] question the very competencies of the committee members to make the decision regarding

[2:21:56] demolition such decisions should be made by professional engineers. However, the law

[2:22:02] itself will not allow this it requires demolition decisions by made in public by committee of

[2:22:08] Elected Council review the report of professional Engineers and evaluators and where needed

[2:22:14] we received further interpretation and explanation from the City professional staff.

[2:22:20] Some decisions will be determined by the considered subjected criteria that is true

[2:22:26] the entry of subjective elements in such decision is precisely. Why the law requires all

[2:22:33] demolition decisions by made in the public meeting by elected officials and that does this

[2:22:40] must be substantial in the case of one night one lake Shore. There was actually very little

[2:22:46] room for subjectivity the demolition by law. Established significant waiting and favour

[2:22:52] of renovation restoration or reduce over demolition the evaluator report finds that with

[2:22:58] the reasonable investment of sixty for thousand dollars. Significant extensions to the

[2:23:05] economic life of the building can be established this satisfy the names of the demolition

[2:23:10] below council. Unanime usually past just over six months ago The basis of this appeal is the

[2:23:16] assertion that the accredited professionals evaluated does not understand this. Profession or

[2:23:22] the committee member benefit from the analysis provided them by our own professional staff

[2:23:27] still do not understand the objectives basis of their decisions further review

[2:23:32] following the appeal complemented with the additional analysis provided by the

[2:23:36] planning staff makes it very clear to make the demolition committee made the correct

[2:23:42] decisions. If the establishment methodology is ignored and the decision substantial be very

[2:23:46] clear economic factor is over turned than so two is the methodology established by the

[2:23:52] new by law and review by the water. This november there will be consequences to a sustainable

[2:23:58] environment and the future accessibility of our housing stocks the middle class family.

[2:24:04] Thank you. >> Just make sure there anybody else like to speak just before I

[2:24:13] let the Council Council Tremblay. You want to see anything at some point.

[2:24:19] >> Outside of just started with the common made by counselor account. Thank you.

[2:24:27] >> Just specify in the here. It's stated, it's the valuation report estimate of the potential

[2:24:37] renovation costs we made in estimate of the potential renovation costs of this

[2:24:43] building and that's what they get down estimated renovation costs for thousands. Thank you.

[2:24:51] >> So have we came to the votes. I guess we've come to vote. Before we do so. I'm trying to

[2:24:59] calculate the map here in the event of I could possibly vote and make a toy I think that

[2:25:05] maybe the possibility also I can't predict how everybody's gonna vote. So I could just

[2:25:11] austin and let it go. However, you know those who would like to preserve the. The decision of

[2:25:21] the demolition committee with probably like me to do so if we're one vote down now the

[2:25:27] political side of me would say just let it go and let the council decide the outcome, but

[2:25:33] I I'm gonna speak to this and tell you my decision and how I feel on this issue anyhow. I had

[2:25:39] a great not a great but it's very informative that I don't think there any issues. We've

[2:25:45] kicked around as much as this particular issue and it was a very interesting discussion and

[2:25:49] I thought the counselor on all sides were explain and fair and informed on this debate and we

[2:25:57] had one of our better debates at the council on this issue and I think going forward, we're going

[2:26:03] to be this decision will be this kind of which will be with on a on a better on a more qualified

[2:26:11] following where will. Will. Will have better ground work to work with power of what's happening

[2:26:17] Here is this family who is coming with the change in the law and demolition and it was

[2:26:21] going one-way before the change you want another way after and that made it problematic for

[2:26:27] them, which I think this is unfortunate, but part of the reality. I. AM not to vote for

[2:26:39] this. I have to strongly vote for it because and I be going against the majority of the

[2:26:45] council. I mean it. I think it's going to vote protect the vote going in one direction and I

[2:26:49] don't want to do it would have to be very serious for me to overturn the majority of the

[2:26:57] counselor and I think a lot of them are really presented themselves very well factual so

[2:27:01] you know I'm in a spot here, but I will say that I'm there was discrepancy in numbers here and

[2:27:09] the science. I'm not an expert but from my take on what's going on and all this debates. I'm not

[2:27:15] convinced one way or the other on the numbers on whether it's beyond life for it needs to be

[2:27:23] knocked down and it's not ready or it's not feasible renovate or save. I do agree with the

[2:27:29] principle of the new law that we should not have perfectly sound who was getting good house is

[2:27:37] getting knock down and going to landfill, which has I think the promise of the law and I think

[2:27:41] it's a good time and I agree with it. I'm not sure, that's the case here some people are

[2:27:45] you? It is. I'm not sure and I'm not an expert, but I'm not sure. That's the case here. I'm

[2:27:51] learning and I don't have enough solide information. I must have come back with a lot of

[2:27:55] information and work very hard to provide information to contradict our experts and I'm

[2:28:03] not sure who is right are wrong. I'm not I'm maybe not good enough, I'm not enough to go one

[2:28:09] way and the other on it but what I will say is that the family had a lot of has been been to be

[2:28:15] change this way to the end of a long time. If I vote and make it a try it's gonna drive the

[2:28:23] process out even further and it's gonna go through another elections and this family which

[2:28:29] is waiting for a long time we'll have to wait and even longer time and you know the case is

[2:28:37] being made at their expense and that par Disturbed me because I've been through a and with me

[2:28:45] resolve this issue on the next one would be my conclusion on this if we have to take our by

[2:28:53] law and this issue because I mean there are cracks and that is still, I think we don't we

[2:28:59] don't deal with héritage adequately in our demolition below and there is a propensity

[2:29:05] and clear history to knock down things to quickly. So whether this is the house to leave and

[2:29:11] then I'm not sure. It is I mean there are two years and now that went through that were

[2:29:17] potentially. Everything is this one is the tricky one Okay so in my opinion. I will just it's not

[2:29:25] strong enough for me to make this family wait another year. If you are at their own expenses

[2:29:31] on their time and we can try and tighten that blow up in the next administration. So that we don't

[2:29:37] go through what we're just going through I think it is to the demolition committee. They

[2:29:41] worked genuinely and superb with the information that they were given and provided and I don't

[2:29:47] want to undermines the after. After I think that there were willingly doing something wrong

[2:29:53] they were living up to the battle of that was presented to them and many ways so I just for

[2:29:59] two for the reasons I've just elaborated and I don't think this is the project to leave it

[2:30:05] down and I don't I think the family been through enough and I think I will postpone it to the

[2:30:09] next one that would be my opinion and it's so all those in favour of the Demolition

[2:30:16] committee decisions. All all of those of over turning those those opposed. Keys and I will

[2:30:30] obtained from voting. Thank you. La prochaine madame Thibault. >> Pour clarté, pour fins de

[2:30:40] clarté pour tous les gens dans la dans la salle et ceux qui nous écoutent. La décision du

[2:30:45] comité de démolition et la décision du comité de démolition est renversée et la démolition

[2:30:51] est autorisée. 11.1 Autoriser une demande de. >> 10.1. Feel the list of budget

[2:31:00] amendement and the registry of check for the period of doing twenty-six twenty twenty five to

[2:31:05] july until it twenty twenty five. >> 11.1. Autoriser une demande

[2:31:11] de conciliation et d'arbitrage éventuelle auprès du bureau du syndic du Barreau du Québec

[2:31:15] concernant des honoraires d'avocat dans le dossier CMQ sept un cinq six cinq Tiret zéro

[2:31:20] zéro un pour la facture, la facturation numéro deux zéro cinq trois zéro huit huit un. La

[2:31:26] loi oblige la municipalité à assumer la défense ou la représentation d'un membre du

[2:31:31] Conseil lorsque ce dernier fait l'objet d'un recours judiciaire. Dans le dossier CMQ sept un cinq

[2:31:36] six cinq Tiret zéro zéro un impliquant le maire Tim Thomas. La ville assume donc les

[2:31:42] honoraires d'avocat de Monsieur Thomas et l'assureur de la ville rembourse les frais raisonnables

[2:31:48] jusqu'à un maximum de 100 zéro cents avec une franchise de 25 000 $ payable par la ville.

[2:31:54] Or, une facture reçue soulève des questionnements quant à la raisonnabilité des montants

[2:32:00] facturés et la Ville entend demander l'intervention du bureau du syndic du Barreau afin

[2:32:04] de faire réviser les montants. >> Pour 11.1. Do I have a over. >> Cousineau District un.

[2:32:20] >> Absolutely the. Early and perhaps to clarify what the city explained the law requires when

[2:32:30] the legal action against the maire, the law requires that the city needs to cover those costs

[2:32:39] in the American pie themselves and be reimbursed or the city is covered directly we're also

[2:32:46] covered by an insurance policy, which is the value of the hundred thousand dollars with a

[2:32:52] thousand dollars déductible and in this case what happened from the way it is. I think this is

[2:32:58] for there's a bill for two thousand dollars that is being the spot.

[2:33:02] >> The third Bill Sixty-five thousand. >> Years Bill for sixty-five

[2:33:05] thousand dollars where the insurance company is a little uncomfortable with the way, the

[2:33:11] words are reported and what? What the what would that was all for so the insurance company. Is

[2:33:17] suggesting that perhaps I would like to have a review and it's also suggesting that if that

[2:33:25] sixty-five thousand dollars that they make not pay or not and pay for it. I've got it right. I got

[2:33:33] it right. >> At the city. >> WE will not rembourse.

[2:33:37] Expenses. So the process now is what were proving is to have this go to some formal

[2:33:45] arbitration that which will look at that arbitration of this review, which will look at the

[2:33:49] legal bill and make a determination or recommendations whether they think it's

[2:33:55] suffisant or try to. Negotiate better. Tabling of what the cost were in our build for and we had

[2:34:07] to respect the deadline from when the bill was submitted to pass in this resolution. If we

[2:34:13] didn't do it then we won't be able to going forward and so what we are still waiting for is

[2:34:19] the law firm to decide whether they will on their own without going to this process list all

[2:34:27] the gives the listing of all the expanse all of all the our build that I get that.

[2:34:32] >> I almost if I just just have this thing the first step is the consolidation and if the

[2:34:42] consolidation false. WE will have and arbitration with three a bunch of three people that

[2:34:49] will decide in arbitration. >> So just to be clear. This is a discussion between the insurer

[2:34:59] and the city has to billing and cost is what this. >> Is between the city insurance

[2:35:06] and the law. >> And the Lawford. Just so you know so that's so the answer is

[2:35:12] inquiring has to billing and to cost, which is the normal process. So twelve 12.1.

[2:35:21] >> WE have to vote on. >> That I do it with all of favor. All against. Hockey 12.1.

[2:35:35] >> One of the list of not delegate of August twelve twenty twenty five 12.2.

[2:35:42] >> Déposer la liste des changements personnels par décision déléguée pour le mois

[2:35:46] d'août 2025. >> Draft Collective Agreement for Pointe-Claire White Collar

[2:35:52] Employees for the period of January first twenty twenty tries to december thirty first

[2:35:56] twenty twenty at the City of Pointe-Claire has more than the white collar employees,

[2:36:00] including one hundred fifteen permanent employees and fifteen auxiliary employees the

[2:36:04] employment contract between the Syndicat des fonctionnaires municipaux de Montréal and the

[2:36:08] City of Pointe-Claire. Expired on December thirty first twenty twenty two a series of some

[2:36:12] thirty meetings world to reach an agreement leading to the ritual of a collective of

[2:36:16] collective agreement The white collar employees accepted the draft collective agreement by

[2:36:20] the majority of both at the general meeting held on July third twenty twenty five to come

[2:36:24] into the new collective Collective agreement must be approved by council.

[2:36:30] >> For two one, two two three do I have a mover. >> Bruno Tremblay, District six.

[2:36:40] >> 14.1. Se prévaloir de l'option de renouvellement prévue au contrat intervenue

[2:36:45] avec Entreprise Vaillant en 1994, Inc. Pour la saison hivernale 2025 2026 au montant

[2:36:49] de 482 691,72 $ sous taxes incluses pour la location avec opérateur d'équipement de

[2:36:57] déneigement. Il s'agit de la période la première période de renouvellement sur deux prévues

[2:37:01] au contrat. >> Contract for pruning and cabling works that in our really

[2:37:05] right for twenty twenty five season Two services d'arbres Primeau Inc. For the total

[2:37:09] amount of thousand one hundred and two and for taxes included these works consists of pruning

[2:37:14] and three located on residential property within the municipal right away and in the city parks

[2:37:19] and green spaces. >> 14.3 Confirmer l'adhésion de la ville de Pointe-Claire au

[2:37:23] regroupement de la Ville de Montréal pour la fourniture d'essence ordinaire et super

[2:37:27] pour la période du 4 janvier 2026 au 3 janvier 2029, avec deux périodes optionnelles de

[2:37:32] douze mois chacune. La ville a déjà adhéré à un tel regroupement. La consommation

[2:37:35] pour l'année 2024 s'est élevée à 253 260 $, taxes incluses. La dépense pour l'année 2026 est

[2:37:41] conditionnelle à l'approbation du budget. >> The Edition of the City of

[2:37:47] Pointe-Claire to the STM Group Group purchase for the supply of the diesel standard and for

[2:37:51] generator for the period of February for twenty twenty six to January thirty first twenty

[2:37:57] twenty nine with two years of two months each the city has previously join such group

[2:38:01] pretty consumption for the year twenty twenty for I of two for it thousand for dollars taxes,

[2:38:07] including the expenditure for the year twenty twenty six is conditional approval.

[2:38:11] >> 14.5 Confirmer l'adhésion de la Ville de Pointe-Claire au Regroupement du Centre

[2:38:15] d'acquisitions gouvernementales pour l'achat de pneus neufs Rechapés et Remoulés pour la

[2:38:19] période du premier avril 2026 au 31 mars 2029. La Ville désire adhérer à ce regroupement pour

[2:38:25] se procurer les différents pneus requis pour ces opérations, le tout selon les besoins et les

[2:38:29] quantités estimés nécessaires à ces activités. >> Six Exercice. Renewal option

[2:38:33] for provided for in the contract enter into with Roxboro Excavation, Inc. For the twenty

[2:38:39] twenty five twenty twenty six winter season in the amount of one million hundred thousand two

[2:38:44] hundred and taxes included for snow removal in the Industrial Park and Greenwich District.

[2:38:49] This is the first of two, two renewal period. >> For one to have another.

[2:39:01] >> Thorsten Colin district, Three. >> Bruno Tremblay District six.

[2:39:07] >> 15.1 Se prévaloir de l'option de renouvellement prévue au contrat intervenu avec

[2:39:11] Quincaillerie Notre-Dame Inc. Pour la période du premier septembre 2025 au 31 août 2026

[2:39:17] au montant de 78 232,83 $ sous taxes incluses pour la fourniture et la livraison de

[2:39:21] pièces, outils, matériaux et équipements en menuiserie. Il s'agit de la première et unique

[2:39:27] période de renouvellement. >> Award Contract for Professional Service for

[2:39:31] Construction works related to the City, Rooftop Guard real and warning lines to the Barranco

[2:39:37] Pino et Barres Varin, Inc. For the total amount of one hundred thousand dollars and one cents

[2:39:42] taxes included. >> 15.3 Octroyer un contrat pour des travaux de réfection de

[2:39:47] toiture du chalet Parc Hermitage à toiture trois étoiles Inc. Pour un montant total de quatre

[2:39:53] 20 471 $, taxes incluses, La toiture du chalet a atteint sa fin de vie utile.

[2:39:57] >> Pour Order to the contract enter into it groupe pichet for repair works and partial

[2:40:03] redevelopment of the value of library baseman for in the mouth of one hundred thousand one

[2:40:11] hundred fifty one thousand seven hundred and taxes included. The change is involved electrical

[2:40:14] architectural ventilation and plumbing works. >> 15.5 Approuver une

[2:40:17] modification au contrat intervenu avec construction Tolva pour le réaménagement des

[2:40:19] suites de bureaux du service de l'inspection et de la sécurité publique et de l'unité de

[2:40:25] sauvetage volontaire de Pointe-Claire pour un montant de 89 895 $ et 64 sous taxes

[2:40:31] incluses. Les modifications touchent des travaux d'électricité, d'architecture,

[2:40:33] de structure et de mécanique. >> Pour 15.1 à 15.5. Do I have a motor.

[2:40:42] >> District huit. >> In secondaire district. >> Order to the contract enter

[2:40:51] into with construction CBP, Inc. For the extension and renovations of public works for

[2:40:56] an amount of nine thousand for one dollars taxes included the change involved electrical

[2:41:02] architectural structural mechanical and of engineering works.

[2:41:06] >> For point six do I have a mover. Alignement OK those against all

[2:41:23] against. You can both. >> You against Mister Cousineau. >> I just Okay, so I'm I'm all

[2:41:30] those against there we go that you. Okay. >> 17 Donc, les personnes

[2:41:39] présentes peuvent s'adresser au conseil pour les items 17.1 et 17.2. The Persons President mais

[2:41:46] Address council on item seven in one and Seventeen point two. >> 17.1 Considérer une.

[2:41:53] >> Demande Someone who would like to help from the microphone now not from the site it's so

[2:41:59] everybody at home can hear. >> I just for what you say and then where do you have to talk

[2:42:05] first. >> You go ahead now. I think she speaks now the. Before we want

[2:42:11] it now, it's the time. >> For this I leave you one hillcrest so I was just going to

[2:42:20] see the outcome of the decision and then maybe on it if it doesn't go my way.

[2:42:26] >> So for that you we'll have to sit and wait for the decision if you have more comments to add

[2:42:32] feel free to make them. >> But I. >> What do have to try and to

[2:42:41] go. >> OK at my house were doing work to increase the home

[2:42:47] insulation and the green energy of it we leave right next to the highway. So now it is a big

[2:42:53] issue which is why we are really doing this work in the first part. WE are also changing the

[2:42:59] exterior colour of the house, which I think was the main issue with our purement application.

[2:43:05] We've settled for a new colour that the committee suggested that I was told the committee

[2:43:09] suggested to the light of colour than what we originally wanted to much our neighbor colour of

[2:43:15] two doors down. It's the exact same colour same thing that that is the council and make it go

[2:43:23] our way the work is necessary to do in the home. The chimney really have to come off because

[2:43:29] it's the structural damaged and so we're structuring the rest of the work to improve the

[2:43:35] efficiency of the home so that is why we are asking for this it. Thank you.

[2:43:39] >> Could we just have your name for the Kimberly. >> Colette.

[2:43:46] >> 17.1 Considérer une demande de dérogation mineure concernant la propriété située au 61,

[2:43:50] avenue Hillcrest. La recommandation du Comité consultatif d'urbanisme est à

[2:43:55] l'effet de permettre de la peinture sur la brique, alors que cela n'est pas permis.

[2:44:01] >> Request for conditional us concerning the property of that one something you the

[2:44:07] recommendation is to allow the business administrative office and online travel agency as in

[2:44:11] additional us in the single family detached home with certaines conditions.

[2:44:15] >> Port 17.1 17.2 Do I have a mover. >> Bruno Tremblay, District six.

[2:44:24] >> District. >> Of Improving. >> 17.3. Considérez les plans

[2:44:33] d'implantation et d'intégration architecturale relatif à la propriété située au 290 chemin

[2:44:37] du bord du lac Lakeshore. C'est pour des rénovations extérieures de la suite. 104 Le studio

[2:44:42] Crevier La recommandation du Comité consultatif d'urbanisme est à l'effet d'approuver les

[2:44:47] plans. >> Architectural Integration Program Plans with respect to

[2:44:55] the Property Situated at Twenty-three Circle avenue. This is for a one floor extension as

[2:44:59] well as exterior renovation to the existing house and the planning advisory committee

[2:45:04] recommendations is to improve the plan 17.5. >> Considérer les plans

[2:45:07] d'implantation et d'intégration architecturale relatif à la propriété située au 123, avenue

[2:45:12] Donegani pour une modification de la terrasse commerciale, soit par l'ajout d'une pergola. La

[2:45:18] recommandation du Comité consultatif d'urbanisme est à l'effet d'approuver les plans.

[2:45:22] >> For Seventeen Point trois The seventh do have them over. >> That the Council accept the

[2:45:30] recommendation of the planning advisory committee for those three items and the planning,

[2:45:36] the planning architectural integration plan. >> And secondary.

[2:45:42] >> Saint Romain. >> Of the side planning and architectural integration

[2:45:50] program plans with respect to the property situated sixty-one hillcrest avenue. This is for

[2:45:54] exterior renovations and window replacement The planning Advisory committee

[2:45:57] recommendations is to approve the plan. >> 17.7. Considérer les plans

[2:46:01] d'implantation et d'intégration architecturale relatif à la propriété située au 438 avenue

[2:46:05] St-Louis, pour une nouvelle construction d'une habitation unifamiliale, la recommandation

[2:46:10] du Comité consultatif d'urbanisme est à l'effet d'approuver les plans.

[2:46:14] >> Point of the Sight Planning and architectural integration program plan with respect to the

[2:46:18] property of Situated at à Saint-Louis Avenue. This is for a new construction of a single

[2:46:23] family Dwelling The Planning Advisory Committee Recommendations is to approuve

[2:46:26] the plan. >> 17.9 Considérer les plans d'implantation et d'intégration

[2:46:30] architecturale relatif à la propriété située au 26, avenue Weston Circle, pour une nouvelle

[2:46:35] construction d'une habitation unifamiliale. La recommandation du Comité consultatif

[2:46:40] d'urbanisme est à l'effet d'approuver les plans. >> Sept point 6.1 District.

[2:46:52] >> Bruno Tremblay Seigneurie. District. >> Adopte a resolution for a

[2:47:00] specific construction alterations or occupancy proposal for inamovible at

[2:47:04] Eighteen dix Source boulevard Authorized in the construction of a new building and the

[2:47:08] development of the manitoulin transport slight in several phases. This is the final

[2:47:12] adoption. >> Pour 17.10 do I have a over. >> Huit Bissonnette District.

[2:47:25] >> Closer Closer for closure do I have a mover. >> District for.

[2:47:33] >> District trois. >> Or. Merci tout le monde. C'était long et peut être

[2:47:39] ennuyeux, mais thank you for your patience and in your stamina.

2025-08-12 Conseil de la Ville de Pointe-Claire

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