[0:15] You can be seated.
[0:15] Thank you.
[0:24] Madame, Monsieur, bonsoir.
[0:27] Ladies and gentlemen, good evening.
[0:29] Bienvenue à la séance ordinaire de novembre.
[0:32] Welcome to the November regular council meeting.
[0:34] C'est un grand privilège d'avoir le plaisir
de vous servir en nouveau comme maire.
[0:41] Faithful to the commitment I made during my
swearing-in, I will act with honesty, fairness,
integrity, and for the well-being of all citizens
through my mandates.
[0:51] Avant de vous présenter la nouvelle équipe
de Pointe-Claire, permettez-moi de surligner
le travail remarquable de l'administration.
[0:59] En principe, l'équipe de greffe pour toute
la tenue de l'élection, c'est grâce à vous
que cet important processus a été muni avec
transparence, égalité et intégrité.
[1:15] On va donner une...
[1:21] C'est sûr que la période d'élection pour
une élue, c'est à peu près 45 jours, mais
pour les greffiers, puis le département, c'est
comme quatre ans, une intense, mais ça commence
aujourd'hui pour préparer pour la prochaine
élection dans quatre ans.
[1:38] Merci beaucoup pour votre professionalism et
implication.
[1:43] An election is an important time to talk about
the challenges that we encounter, the challenges
that we have as a community, and the future
that we want for our city.
[1:54] This campaign has not been an exception.
[2:00] I would like to thank all those who came forth
as candidates in the election.
[2:04] Your enthusiasm is a strong reflection of the
health of our democracy and everyone's interest
in making Point Claire an exceptional place
to live that we can all be proud of.
[2:15] Merci à toutes les électrices et électeurs
qui en échangent avec nous durant la campagne.
[2:20] Nos discussions alimentant, celles que des
membres de conseil lors de nos prises de décision.
[2:27] It is through each person's participation that
democracy grows stronger.
[2:31] A special thank you to the voters who exercise
their right and their civil duty by voting.
[2:37] We'll start with Eric Stork, District 7, Mr.
Portvin.
[2:56] Mr. Parvin, District 8.
[3:01] Cynthia Holman, District 5.
[3:06] On a Kelly Surtat-Kellen, District 3, qui est
sur television.
[3:14] Madame Céline... Claudine Demers, District
1.
[3:21] Mr. Ludovic Matthews, District 2.
[3:25] Bruno Tremblay, District 6.
[3:30] Andrew Subczynski, District 6.
[3:37] We acknowledge their presence at this Council
swearing-in ceremony.
[3:47] So for those who don't know, we do have a Youth
Council.
[3:51] They were put in place in 2017, and the idea
was to get the youth interested in the process
of getting involved in becoming elected officials,
getting involved in their community.
[4:02] So this year during the swearing in ceremony,
like I said, they played part of it and they
were
[4:09] Impressed with the whole ceremony, cause I
was a beautiful ceremony to step
[4:13] forward down the road. Thank you. Nous honorer.
Merci. L'engagement de la ville et
[4:20] l'usine de Pointe-Claire. WE look forward to
working together realized the vision.
[4:24] WE all share for our community. Now we have
a our thank you. Nous tenions à souligner
qu'un
[4:34] entraîneur de natation du club aquatique,
Monsieur Paul. Belozersk, a remporté le prix
[4:41] Entraineur d'influence lors du gala annuel
de la Fédération de natation du Québec.
Voulez vous
[4:47] en avant s'il vous plaît? This Prestigious
recognition award by his peers knowledge is
[5:02] exceptional contribution to the sport community
beyond athletic performance. WE can gradually
[5:08] on this award which shine a light on this on
this year is dedicated to mentorship and its
[5:13] community involvement. >> Effective. M'a redonné
confiance en moi.
[5:36] >> Another hot topic that came to my desk this
week was we received a letter our petition
[5:42] concerning the YMCA. I just like to clarify
that the people are under the intention to
YMCA
[5:49] is closing, but everybody refers to the work
hard center, which we now own the city of
[5:55] Pointe-Claire. WE are in two thousand twenty
when the YMCA was going through hard times
[5:59] during Covid, and we bought it in order to
protect the services in the community in
[6:04] the area that has been a big part of the West
Island, been big part of Montreal for years
[6:10] people have worked their day and there they
were all kinds of all kinds of stuff, and so
I
[6:15] just want to make it clear to you that you
have heard on the radio on television that
the
[6:20] YMCA is changing the way they're gonna be doing
things and they'll be reducing some of
[6:25] their activity, but I want you to be reassured
that the city of Pointe-Claire, WE have
[6:30] already reached out because presently the YMCA
runs space from us. Now, it's been for
[6:36] years and when we took over the building two
thousand twenty the agreement was that they
[6:40] could run their programming and till they needed
after the service. They wanted to do that
[6:46] it's coming to the end, they are restructuring.
But in the meantime we have already
[6:51] reached out to the president people working
there, we are trying to put them on our staff
[6:56] and if not we have a alternative to be in the
same programming our summer programs
[7:00] programming in that building which will be
coming up on the casual coming out towards
the
[7:06] end of november, right? So the purpose that
that all discussion is that the YMCA
[7:11] might be doing things differently that the
facility are only there and will be
[7:16] offering the service there as we have been
for the last for years. Alright, thank you
[7:22] understand that. J'avais dit juste en français
aussi. Excusez. Pour le monde qui a
[7:31] écouté la télévision et la radio que le
président de la VMC va fermer le Facility
Sir
[7:37] Brunswick à Pointe-Claire, C'est à nous le
signaler. Là, on est le propriétaire de la
[7:43] bâtisse depuis 2020. Mais comme je l'ai dit,
l'OMC, il va changer la façon de faire des
[7:49] affaires, mais ici, il va couper la programmation.
Nous autres, comme une ville va
[7:55] replacer ça avec nos programmations, que tout
le monde va avoir les mêmes
[7:59] services comme avant. Il y a deux choses. Demain
soir, il va y avoir le train de Noël qui va
[8:06] passer par Valois, qui va arrêter à Beaconsfield.
C'est toujours intéressant. Ça
[8:12] commence à 6 h et demie à Valois, jusqu'à
à peu près 8 h et demie. So for those who
were
[8:17] in the holidays spirit, They'll be the Christmas
tree in coming through the tomorrow night.
The
[8:23] festivities was started at sixth thirty and
go to take the clock. So it's a way of
[8:28] thinking off the Christmas season, the other
thing that will be happening is the number
[8:35] twenty thirty the three down at the village
of Pointe-Claire where the skating rink is
the
[8:43] corner and so. Le 29 novembre, à 3 h et demie,
il va y avoir la cérémonie. On va, On va
[8:50] fêter le commencement de Noël au coin de
lecture et au bord du lac. Et corsé avec
[8:57] l'illumination de la grosse sapin et la patinoire
en même temps. Si vous êtes If you are
[9:04] available comes and have some fun to be all
kinds of great activity, you down there.
[9:08] Maintenant, je vais inviter le conseil, chaque
conseil pour dire un mot pour à peu près
une
[9:13] minute. On va commencer avec Monsieur Stark.
>> Avec Stark zéro sept Donc
[9:19] troisième mandat. Je veux juste remercier
les citoyens de Number Seven Our friends of
[9:24] that in the world, I will honore in pledge
to do this was going to address the pit
[9:30] concerns and Pointe-Claire, it to work together
with the council to move this city
[9:35] forward with the appropriate direction. Merci,
monsieur. My first time and so I want to
[9:45] thank you very much to this citizens and the
president of the district that was the first
[9:51] to I guess bringing it team floodlight, because
it really was a team in terms of between
[9:57] the family and the all-stars and the ones on
the because this is on the road and the
[10:03] whole thing so very much. I appreciate it and
I just want the opportunity to. Pour
[10:08] remercier tout le monde qui a voté pour le
projet dans le quartier numéro huit, le
[10:12] Forward and working in tandem with the perspective
member of the council, our great
[10:18] administration. Did you make up of the city
of Paris and all the different apartments once
[10:24] again. Thanks again to everybody who were going
in the studio.
[10:30] >> City. >> Everyone. I'm sunday morning. I
going to be for now that I'm
[10:40] very very excited to be doing this it again.
I look forward to connect for years and I can
[10:47] feel good energy in the room which is really
inciting and looking forward to working with
[10:53] everyone at the table this investigation and
listening to my citizens. Merci beaucoup à
[10:57] tout le monde qui me donne votre confiance.
Encore une quatrième fois. Merci.
[11:03] >> Now we're going to ask. Colin who was on
the screen and we're trying to system for the
[11:10] first time and she's the genie pigs. So can
you hear us? >> Oui. Bonsoir à tous. Merci
[11:17] encore pour votre confiance. Je suis très
fier de notre ville et I look forward to getting
us
[11:26] into the future working together and bring
back to the council table the concerns of
[11:33] our citizens. Thank you. Merci. >> Thank you.
Madame le Maire. >> Monsieur le Maire. The
[11:41] people on the TV doesn't even if they don't
have the mix. >> On.
[11:47] >> A sorry, we have to put. >> C'est correct.
>> OK, ok. So so this is how
[11:55] you are welcoming me right? It was it was yes,
I know. Bonsoir à tous. Mon nom est Claudine
[12:02] Demers, conseillère pour le district un Cedar
le village. Je suis vraiment excitée. Je
[12:06] suis touchée et heureuse d'être ici pour
la première rencontre de séance du conseil.
J'ai hâte
[12:11] de travailler avec tout le monde, tous les
conseillers et Monsieur le Maire évidemment.
[12:15] Je tiens à remercier aussi tous les employés
de la ville et puis à l'avance. Merci pour
[12:19] votre patience, pour mes 100 questions qui
vont venir la semaine prochaine. Bonne soirée
[12:22] à tous. >> Monsieur Matthews. >> Bonjour,
bonsoir tout le
[12:28] monde. Premièrement, je voulais juste remercier
tous mes concitoyens du District deux
[12:34] bord du lac Lake Side pour m'avoir accordé
cette opportunité de les représenter
[12:39] pendant les quatre prochaines années. Alors
thank you very much! Merci beaucoup. Sinon,
I
[12:46] look forward to collaborating with our fellow
counselor and and maire and as well as our
[12:53] city staff who have made helped us tremendously
in the last of weeks. I try to catch up so
[13:00] just like to say thank you to everybody and
merci. >> Thank you Mr Tremblay.
[13:06] >> Oui, bonsoir tout le monde. Bruno Tremblay,
conseiller dans le district numéro six
[13:11] Seigneuries. Alors j'aimerais prendre un peu.
Je vais faire le même message que les autres,
[13:15] c'est à dire remercier tout le monde, tous
les électeurs dans le district six qui m'ont
[13:21] appuyé, qui ont eu avec un support incroyable,
vraiment merci beaucoup. I would like to
[13:29] just thank everybody and district six was supported
my help me out during the election.
[13:34] I really appreciate all your help and I'm looking
forward to working with everybody here at
[13:39] the table and to continue and my second mandate
to push forward for some of the
[13:44] important if you will be discussing. Thanks
for coming tonight.
[13:49] >> Thank you. I'd like to think the residence
of districts for for placing there and by all
[13:56] the volunteers to help me get elected as well
as the other candidate who step forward as
[14:01] well for contributing the democracy and that
way. Je veux à la fois féliciter le maire
[14:08] Belvédère et les autres conseillers, tout
en remerciant les conseillers qui, y compris
[14:13] ma prédécesseure, y compris le maire Thomas.
For the next for years, my love is gonna be
to
[14:20] work to achieve the priority that I ran on
work with the other members of council and
[14:26] city staff and representing all demographics
in my district two very practical, not that
I want
[14:32] to make for people who might be watching this
because I know there's a lot of ceremony in
in
[14:38] the future where we will applied people and
that might look good that I'm not in my
[14:43] life is paralyzed. So if you see me on the
table rather than you can assume that I'm
[14:47] clapping hardly work at the time. Another night
is well, I'm not on social media, but I
[14:53] do have a website that I will be updating regularly
other things I've got it not this day
[15:00] of all the holiday events that were that are
in the district of Pointe-Claire. I'm going
to
[15:04] it systematically its Andrew district for that
C.A. It's not swiderski because if I put that
[15:09] in the website. I don't think of you would
be able to find it so with that thank you very
[15:14] much and. >> Thank you some. That with the
little interruption in
[15:20] between I want to tell you how excited I am
first off from the support from all the citizens.
[15:27] It was a great campaign. I think was one where
I saw the most citizens ever involved and
[15:33] informed and was really encouraging the people
ask questions and they were out
[15:38] there and I was really thinking encouraging
for all of us and for the whole process. So
thank
[15:44] you. Congratulations, you guys for stepping
up and I'm looking forward to working with
this
[15:50] amazing council with only known each other
some of us not in each other longer. Some of
us
[15:55] were now, but a lot of energy and a lot of
great ideas and I think that the next for years,
[16:00] we've got a lot of challenges, but I think
it's working together. It's gonna be a lot
[16:04] of fun. We're going to make it fun and that
we can bring you to the results that you're
[16:09] looking for alright. Thank you very much now,
we'll get on with the real stuff. Well, I'm
[16:21] gonna be okay you gonna notice something that
were you tonight when you first game in the
room
[16:27] when you got the agenda. You see that there's.
Instructions for the question period. So
[16:33] this is something it's been around for a long
time and there's some change to do it
[16:37] because the new law and made us changed the
rules for the question period so tonight,
[16:43] we're going to start a trial period and the
first thing we want to do you know that there
[16:47] is a lock up on the wall and we're going to
give you three months to ask your questions
[16:53] and it's just to try it. WE need to add on
another meet the next month will go down the
two
[17:00] seems to be that in the past three months on
the average people have the feeling three
[17:05] months ago and the whole idea about this is
to get as many people up to the meeting is
[17:11] possible to be here and nobody has to see your
number and then not be heard so please bear
[17:16] with us and as we move forward the new rules.
You understand them and they'll be implemented
[17:24] if necessary after that to put this forward.
It doesn't mean, it's written and stone the
[17:32] whole motion the idea of putting the motion
forward is so that we can start the
[17:36] process the next month, we do the first adoption,
but between and then you have time to
[17:42] reflect on it and the question to get into
it. You can bring back. There is another month
[17:46] goes by and we can make change again. So we're
open the change and the idea is just to start
[17:52] off on a clean Slate and and start the process
respectfully and hopefully we'll get to that
[17:58] works really really well for everybody alright,
so the agenda, Madame.
[18:04] >> WE. 1.1 Adoption de l'ordre du jour. One
point, one adoption of the agenda with the
[18:09] addition of the following items under various
sections. 19.1 Nommer les représentants du
[18:18] Conseil au comité de démolition. Point One
point the Municipales Council members to the
[18:24] Demolition Committee. 19.2. Planning Nommer
les représentants du Conseil au
[18:31] Comité consultatif d'urbanisme. Neuf point
2.2 Municipal Council members. To the
[18:38] Planning Advisory Committee. 19.3 Nommer les
représentants du Conseil au Comité de
[18:45] circulation. Une point 3.2 Municipal Council
Members to the Traffic committee and
[18:51] finally nineteen points for. 19.4 Désigner
un membre du Conseil afin de représenter la
[18:57] ville auprès de PME. Montréal Ouest-de-l'île
un point de Municipal Council Member in
[19:02] order to represent the city at the PMC Montreal
West Island. >> OK, est-ce que je peux voir
[19:10] Move in the second there for one point one?
>> Bruno Tremblay, District six.
[19:20] >> Eric Stork District Seven. Merci. >> One
two of the regular
[19:30] meaning of October first twenty twenty five.
>> Bruno Tremblay, District six.
[19:36] >> Eric Stork District. >> Thank you. >> La
période de questions.
[19:44] Monsieur le Maire, vous voulez que je lise
les quelques règles applicables? Oui, s'il
vous
[19:49] plaît. I will read them both in French and
English. Les personnes souhaitant poser une
[19:54] question au conseil municipal doivent s'inscrire
sur la liste. Ils doivent inscrire leur nom,
[19:59] leur code postal ainsi que le sujet de leur
question. Un membre du personnel sera à
[20:03] l'entrée de la salle pour aider les personnes
à s'inscrire. La formule du premier arrivé,
[20:06] premier servi détermine l'ordre des prises
de parole. Lors de la période de questions,
les
[20:11] personnes pourront demeurer assises jusqu'à
l'appel de leur nom. Chaque séance comprend
une
[20:15] seule période au cours de laquelle les personnes
présentes peuvent poser des
[20:18] questions. Avant le début de la période de
questions, un représentant de la direction
[20:22] générale assure le suivi de toutes questions
d'intérêt public posées à la séance
[20:25] précédente, demeurant sans réponse, ayant
nécessité une vérification supplémentaire,
ce
[20:29] qui ne sera pas applicable ce soir, évidemment.
La période de questions n'est pas destinée
à
[20:35] donner des avis, des conseils ou à débattre.
Toute personne doit s'abstenir de faire des
[20:40] allusions personnelles, des insinuations et
d'utiliser un langage violent, blessant,
[20:45] menaçant ou irrespectueux, ou d'employer des
paroles vexatoires, dénigrantes ou
[20:50] intimidantes. Les questions et les réponses
doivent être claires et concises dans le but
[20:54] de favoriser l'expression de tous et le bon
ordre, et de permettre à un maximum de
[20:58] personnes de s'adresser au conseil, de se renseigner
sur les affaires de la ville.
[21:01] Seules les questions d'intérêt public sont
permises, par opposition à celles d'intérêt
[21:05] privé ne concernant pas les affaires de la
ville. Those wishing to ask a question to
[21:15] the city council must register on the list
by providing their name postalcode and the
topic
[21:20] of the question city employee will be available
at the entrance to assist with the
[21:25] resistance registration. The speaking order
will be determined on the first comme
[21:29] first served basis during the question period
those presidents must remain sided
[21:35] untill their name is called this allowed. Sorry
a lot of time will be the only period
[21:42] during which attendees me ask a question before
the start of the question period of
[21:48] representatives of the administration will
provide and update on any public interest
[21:52] question race and at the previous meaning that
remains on insert and requires further
[21:59] verification. The question period is not intended
for the sharing of opinion advice or
[22:06] engaging in debate all participants must refrain
from making personal remarks
[22:12] insinuations or using violence offensive. Threatening
or the discussion disrespectful
[22:20] language as well as employing words and vexations
disparates or intimidating questions and
[22:30] answers must be clear and concise, concise.
Thank you Merci to encourage
[22:36] participation maintains order and aloe aloe
as many people as possible to address the council
[22:43] and learn about city affairs any questions
of public interest are permitted all
[22:49] questions of private interest and related to
city business or not allowed.
[22:59] >> The first name on the list can learn. >>
Good evening and
[23:10] congratulations to all of you for the election
when. Simple question. Help me understand
[23:17] why that Saint-Jean boulevard from the overpass
and all the way to essentially. Twenty is
[23:28] not even the loving car that is given to our
streets. It's fine pâte. Hold all year a few
of
[23:36] them. Maybe we have been up here and there
is a mess. It should be the main street.
[23:42] >> I'm not going to disagree with this, sir.
Right we do have a to do that one of the
[23:51] biggest obstacles that is the provincial government
is supposed to do the overpass at
[23:56] saint. John's. The TransCanada over the forty,
which is gonna do a lot of damage on both
[24:01] sides of it. So we didn't want to invest and
we do it and don't look up and down, but we
[24:06] were it was brought to our attention some powerhouse
and stuff on it right now that I
[24:10] have to be addressed. It would be taking care
about the plan is to believe in the to work
on
[24:16] that section of the saint. John's, the government
starts the overpass and we'll be done.
[24:22] >> WE can't be the whole that we have now that's
all and. >> I will talked about the
[24:26] council and I'll be looking at that tomorrow.
>> Thank you.
[24:30] >> Thank you very much for your. >> Monsieur
Philippe Paris. >> Good evening. Madame
[24:48] Philippe. So first saint John and the source
Overpass bridge at the pedestrian. WE all know
[24:55] it is incredibly dangerous to cross by foot
and with the rams coming next year. These
[25:00] crossings will be happening much more frequent
so my question is for council. What
[25:06] is the council planning on doing for these
very problematique overpass at last
[25:13] at the same time knowing fully well that we
still need to wait for Arthur Kirkland d'idiot
or
[25:20] Dorval to get on board before we are allowed
to get Bixi ones one of the municipal neighbours.
[25:27] WE have finally get on board can discounts.
So please get Bixi into our city. Thank you.
[25:36] >> About the overpass. This again to agree
neither one and those overpass Sources. Or.
[25:44] Bikers walkers. They're not secure and there's
no way to make them secure if you were to
[25:51] put it the biggest danger on those when it
takes to go going East West on the track and
the
[25:58] right. And if you make it. In the traffic will
be back up for ever. The ideal situation is
to
[26:06] build a pedestrian overpass over the sixth
lines, the highway sixth lines of service
[26:12] roads and make it completely secure. There
was the plan, there was the money put it
[26:18] forward by the federal government to do that
the realize that project and in two
[26:22] thousand thousand nineteen, I think that was
the million dollars and the government was
[26:29] going in the past few years. They are looking
at it. There is now that has to be acquired
[26:35] and the cost of construction is going up. And
now the project is. Actually no way to work
and
[26:42] after for that, but this is always turning
and thinking and I got all kinds of great ideas
[26:49] and ways to maybe we could find another ways
of getting it done. So I've been here for for
days
[26:55] are one week the council, so I think and the
near future, we'll start brainstorming and
[26:59] saying that the because it's really at the
end of the day. Why is it Just the problem
[27:05] everybody else going to benefit from the REM
CALACS Fairview. >> Yellow.
[27:11] >> Way that we can come up with projects in
order to realize that, but it is a problem
and
[27:17] if we can get across the highway safely, nobody's
gonna use the rhythm and that we're
[27:23] all aware of that, but we have to find the
solution, but that takes communication in this
[27:27] with the partner. So we'll get on that. Thank
you. Thank you. Yes, we can do something. WE
[27:37] have to look at Obviously, there's the cost
do it. I believe again. I give us some
[27:42] time. You will not get. We'll get your answer
and if you don't want you back shortly
[27:49] next month and the new pride. WE will be, we
will be answering the question that
[27:55] don't get the night at the beginning of the
next meeting. So everybody were here to thank
[28:01] you very much to. >> Have the last night. >>
Thank you.
[28:05] >> Car. >> Looking forward to working with
you on past and when I'm.
[28:25] See what we can do with that all here and welcome
back. >> In update. Just before the
[28:36] meeting. The truc turning the last call it
is going towards the highway and the large
[28:45] trucks when they turn the corner there back
real thing to go up on the sidewalk where are
[28:50] pedestrians could be standing. So the good
news is. Published security with presenting
the
[28:56] corrections to the council and the next caucus
meeting and I'll be everything goes well,
[29:02] I'll be adopted and the december meeting and
there will be done right after the
[29:08] changing from what I've been told of a down
the parking and no parking. The other side
is
[29:14] still there were those townhouse built up and
they're going to reduce some some of
[29:22] the land of the truck's more room to turn.
But I'll give you all the details when the
next
[29:27] week, but yes, it's been locked out and there
should be. At the next public meeting.
[29:40] >> Jennifer Ray. >> Everybody for your building.
Well done. It's Jennifer Roy.
[29:56] I'm in district five for you. My first one
is I know that there's a lot of talk online
[30:04] about change people would like to see in the
terracotta area. I would like to get some
[30:12] assurances from the city council that there
is gonna be the proper environmental. Study
[30:19] than before the. Big challenge that go through.
>> And so. The same you write
[30:30] about flooding and and the issues related to
it is made in the reality. We've already down
[30:37] with the department that are looking into it
was very very very. Order to come up with
[30:47] solutions and ideas. As far as the environmental
impact obviously has to be locked that
[30:53] there proposing or what they are looking at
I don't think I would have any real
[30:58] environmental Impact négatif. I would be hopefully
positive to help the situation, but all
[31:03] that being said I have. Asked the management
to make it not have another meeting to address
[31:11] the public where we're at right now. I think
there's a lot of job identifying areas problèmes,
[31:21] solutions and I need to let the public know
that and it's not just by Facebook posts. I
think
[31:26] that it will be a public meeting and you'll
be updated and I'll be some great stuff.
[31:32] It's coming out that enough to give us some
security and get rid of that were leaving right
[31:40] now. Work in progress. Think they have come
a long way and that. In person.
[31:49] >> In person. Would be there was the letter
of the city and July from the resistance and
[31:56] idlewood, and I would like to know the status
of that letter given that we have the first
[32:01] day. Response. We've come to several council
meetings, we've been told that we can't be
[32:07] responded to in a public setting and so I would
just like some kind of idea when we
[32:13] will be getting response for our better. >>
Was going. I don't know that
[32:20] but. Avez vous une response? C'est quoi le
processus ou. >> Mrs Verdon is really that
[32:29] down to answer the next meeting? But I am under
the impression that? WE answered not myself,
[32:39] but the city and already instead of this letter.
>> OK, perfect. Thank you.
[32:45] >> Thank you very much. >> Next person Eric
Schultz. Président.
[32:52] >> Paul. >> So I have a question about the
RPM. I took the arms for
[33:03] the first time today was great something I
did not there's no shelter on northbound. I
don't
[33:11] know if that's something Pointe-Claire like
I get it in the corner of chanteclerc. If
[33:17] you got up to mount the dock. I'm talking about
the bus. To take the bus.
[33:24] >> OK ok. >> Ok sorry. So there's something
in the city can Do
[33:30] you work with the STM? So to get us to get
there for the residence, the residence, you
[33:39] are having the room. >> Those the who are they
won't have been implemented lightly
[33:49] or the old ones. >> The station and I'm open
up okay gonna be going up right,
[34:01] whether it's called the two nine or whatever.
>> So you know what this is a
[34:06] great question look into it and we can make
the request. I think we have a bigger plan.
[34:10] They started implementing if you probably all
around town all these new. Areas where
[34:14] there would be best of the bay probably slow
it down now because of the West Island has
[34:19] been delayed. So what? There's no reason why
we can't get to the end of the day and that
[34:24] they can do whatever we'll get well look into
it with this. >> When it comes to. Also about
[34:35] the station up at him. If you look so it takes
a job to the east and there's pedestrian
[34:44] walk that go up almost all the way, but the
kind of stops industrial sector is there
[34:52] somewhere behind voyageur park that there is
the. Past is the past is gonna stop it there
[34:58] somewhere. Through time. So that pedestrian
in cycliste or trottinette scooters, people
[35:08] can get all the way up to the RPM without having
to jog all the way out the source.
[35:18] >> We'll get back to you. I said the person.
And update at the public meeting. WE have
[35:28] your information that we can get in touch with
you. So we'll get back to you.
[35:35] >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you very much,
Derek. >> Good evening. Kudos on your
[35:53] victory if you. My question has to do with
the you have an idea coming up in the agenda
about
[36:05] the hundred thousand for some rock south you
few days ago which thank you for acknowledge
[36:12] in. >> The today. >> I didn't get.
[36:16] >> Non? OK. >> Alright, let's go summary, Cause
everyone else at what I
[36:29] was asking is there, there can be in alternative,
you are used in the rock, so that I know
[36:35] it's where you are going to improve expenditure
tonight understand correctly and how
[36:43] much about alternative or hochschule. WE know
the corrosion of concrete asphalt
[36:50] and our cars, and. >> It's all that you back.
Today is all in that it's a big
[36:56] big paragraph, but hold on made by. It's all
the details of the answer. Madame, avez vous
la
[37:03] réponse? OK, give it is my stuff on the other
side. Yeah. Well, it is something so just
[37:13] what is looking for so over the years. It's
something we have always looked at how can
we do
[37:19] it reduce us of salt and clear it becomes good
that we don't salt all the streets everywhere.
[37:26] WE celtes, I'm only where they need it. So
it's all for the consumption and the amount
of
[37:31] it sounds like a lot of money, but doesn't
be anymore. I believe it or not so there were
[37:36] using is a very special, so that's it, especially
to reduce the environmental impact. The
[37:42] study have been done using sand and there's
a lot more damage to the infrastructure, because
[37:48] it doesn't break down at all those systems
down the road. I'll give you a very.
[37:57] >> Walls. Fast and my phone. I get the technical
at the city of Pointe-Claire. What we use
[38:05] is called the world salt for the eyes in the
the road. WE need to buy with the salt or
[38:13] the road before the one that we shoes doesn't
is red by the bijoux, because we buy it, you
[38:20] know with a thunder in Montreal. So we have
better price. WE can you know who some other
[38:30] alternatives that the sold, but we have to
provide with the the the road and when we do
that we
[38:37] need specific conditions for the weather. So
most of the time, you know in Montreal,
[38:41] because we have a lot of ice storm is not that
we didn't find any efficiency to use that
[38:48] méthodes. So we need to have, puis pris with
salt and when we had the the bijoux on the
salt.
[38:56] It's no, he doesn't have the environmental
value that was that we will have we know it
[39:03] only with the bijoux. So this is one of the
reason and also you know the smile. WE have
a
[39:08] lot of complain with the smile with the beat.
So, unfortunately.
[39:15] >> Alright. That. Looking. What can I tell
you? >> The last person on the list
[39:27] is Mario Leclerc Bizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
>> Bonsoir tout le monde. Merci
[39:32] beaucoup de m'accueillir. Ça ne peut pas être
plus démocratique que ça l'est. Franchement,
moi
[39:36] ça fait sept ans que je suis à Pointe-Claire.
Je suis impliqué souvent dans la politique
au
[39:41] niveau municipal. Pas de municipal trop, mais
fédéral, provincial. En tout cas, moi,
[39:46] je suis locataire des lauriers chanteclerc,
puis les sources, les jardins Tudor, pour ne
pas
[39:53] les nommer. Ça fait sept ans que je suis là,
je suis président du comité des réseaux,
[39:58] des des locataires. Et puis la raison de mon.
Ma question, c'est un souhait aussi. J'ai
[40:03] déjà communiqué avec Kelly, ma conseillère
au district trois. Félicitations tout le monde.
[40:09] Puis qu'elle est, entre autres, elle sait de
quoi je vais parler ce soir. C'est un
[40:14] règlement au niveau de la maintenance. La
salubrité. Malheureusement, une ville
[40:19] comme Pointe-Claire, qui est fusionnée depuis
2006, ne jouit pas du règlement zéro trois
[40:25] tiret zéro 96 qui a lieu avec la qui aident
les propriétaires et les locataires à régler
les
[40:33] problèmes comme la maintenance, la salubrité.
Sans ceci, bien, nous autres, on est pogné
avec.
[40:40] Mettons que juste ramasser les feuilles où
il y a de l'eau, il y a des nids de poule,
comme on
[40:47] parlait tantôt, où le chauffage, on est pris
avec des propriétaires qui veulent pas,
[40:54] qui veulent sauver des sous, qui sont affectés
par le greed greedy. Fait que on est pris
[41:00] pour mettre les dossiers au total. Anciennement
la régie, ça prend six mois à douze mois
[41:07] avec ce type de règlement là. Comme Kelly,
je lui ai envoyé un courriel, ça nous
[41:11] faciliterait au lieu de prendre six mois, douze
mois, on on emporterait ça au conseil et à
[41:18] l'administration, puis par exemple, que s'ils
ne veulent pas agir, ramasser les feuilles
[41:23] parce qu'à l'heure actuelle on a, mettons,
il y a des nids de poules dans le terrain privé,
[41:29] bien, la ville, évidemment, il y a un parc
de la ville de Pointe-Claire drette là, mais
[41:33] il y a un stationnement privé qui est là,
mais il y a plein de nids de poule. J'ai réussi,
[41:38] par la force des choses cette année, à faire
bouger ceci, Mais avec l'intervention du
[41:42] règlement, il semblerait que ce n'est pas
une grosse affaire pour la Ville d'instaurer
ça.
[41:47] Si vous avez besoin que je parle publiquement,
je vais le faire pour instaurer ce genre
[41:52] de choses là. Nous autres, ça faciliterait
à apporter les dossiers comme ça. Ça paraît,
[41:57] ça paraît bien simple, mais juste le fait
que ça ramasse pas les feuilles puis les nids
[42:02] de poule, c'est vraiment agaçant. Puis il
y a beaucoup de locataires qui ne
[42:05] connaissent pas les lois ou qui ont qui ont
peur des répercussions. Ils veulent pas
[42:09] monter un dossier hôtel, c'est pas si facile
que ça, ça prend les moyens, ça prend la
volonté,
[42:13] le courage. Donc ça nous aiderait grandement.
C'est un souhait que je je vous donne
[42:18] comme prochain mandat, là, si vous avez besoin
que je parle publiquement, je vais le faire.
[42:23] Merci beaucoup encore une fois et bonne soirée.
>> Merci beaucoup. Puis je veux
[42:29] féliciter parce que vous avez pris deux minutes
et 52 secondes. Ça va. Félicitations.
[42:36] Écoute, j'ai pas au courant de règlement,
là, parce que c'est quelque chose qu'on peut
[42:40] regarder dans le futur. >> Madame Thibault
Oui, bien, en fait, j'ai sous les yeux,
[42:45] pendant que monsieur Leclerc parlait, c'est
le règlement que nous avons à la ville, que
vous
[42:51] connaissez certainement, qui s'appelle. C'est
le règlement 27 quinze sur la salubrité et
[42:55] l'entretien des logements. Alors, ça mériterait
peut être qu'il a été amendé une première
[43:00] fois en 2012. C'est un règlement qui date
de 2006. Alors je sais pas si vous
[43:06] connaissez ce règlement là, mais vous le
connaissez, puis c'est lui qui vous convient
pas.
[43:10] >> C'est ça n'est pas assez complet. >> Je
comprends, mais on pourra
[43:14] le regarder avec l'éclairage nouveau que vous
nous avez fourni ce soir.
[43:18] >> Merci beaucoup pour votre question. C'est
infinie. Oui, en effet. Voilà.
[43:27] >> 5.1 Avis de motion d'un projet de règlement
sur la Régie interne des séances du
[43:32] Conseil. Les municipalités du Québec ont
désormais l'obligation de se doter d'un
[43:36] tel règlement sur la régie interne des séances
du conseil. La ville de Pointe-Claire en
[43:41] avait déjà un, mais il devait être révisé
afin d'y ajouter certaines dispositions et
en
[43:45] modifier d'autres. Les modalités de la période
de question et l'encadrement des
[43:50] rencontres à huis clos font notamment partie
des modifications apportées au
[43:53] règlement existant. >> Que It Forward Please.
>> Bruno Tremblay, District six
[44:00] Seigneuries. >> Non. Pas besoin. Excusez. >>
Pas besoin.
[44:05] >> Parfait. >> Non. Profite organisation for
total amount of. Dollars
[44:11] the list of organisation covered by made available
on request.
[44:21] >> Eric Stork District, Steven. >> Tremblay,
District six. >> Thank you. Sept point.
[44:31] >> 7.1 Déposer le procès-verbal de la réunion
du 11 septembre 2025 du Comité consultatif
de
[44:36] la Bibliothèque publique de Pointe-Claire.
>> Merci.
[44:44] >> Impression numérique. Printing services
for the year twenty twenty five, which is
[44:50] one for in amount of nine thousand dollars
tax included. The change is necessary to the
[44:56] change in quantity number of page and printing
projects related to the new residents
[45:00] guide the guide of best practices for waste
sorting and the municipal newsletter.
[45:06] >> Déposer la liste des des amendements budgétaires
et le registre des chèques pour la
[45:10] période du 19 septembre 2025 au 29 octobre
2025. >> Annual Support and
[45:18] Maintenance of Chrono Equipment and Software
to Chrono Canadian Systems, Inc. Also known
as UK
[45:24] for total amount of thousand hundred and 6
$ taxes included this time management software
[45:31] among other things the corporation of employee
payroll. >> Approuver une modification
[45:37] au contrat intervenu avec SCP Connection Inc.
Pour des travaux d'installation, de
[45:42] réparation et de remplacement de câblage
informatique pour un montant de 60 000 $, taxes
[45:47] incluses. Les travaux non planifiés dans le
tunnel afin d'améliorer la sécurité
[45:52] nécessitent une augmentation de la valeur
du contrat. >> Grève.
[46:02] >> Claudine Demers. District un. >> Mike Potvin
District. >> Merci. Regular Twenty-twenty
[46:16] six. >> Douze point 12.1. >> Déposer la liste
des
[46:22] changements personnels par décision déléguée
pour le mois de novembre 2025.
[46:27] >> Of the list of staff change as of november,
eighteen twenty twenty five.
[46:37] >> Andrew Woodson District quatre cinq. >>
Ludovic Mathieu District.
[46:47] >> Thank you. >> 14.1 Se prévaloir de l'option
de renouvellement
[46:51] prévue au contrat intervenu avec Cola pour
l'année 2026, au montant de 167 813,77 $ sous
[46:58] taxes incluses, pour la fourniture et la livraison
de divers types de pierres.
[47:02] Différents types de pierres sont requis pour
les travaux de maintenance et de réparation
[47:05] des infrastructures de la ville. Il s'agit
de la dernière année de ce contrat.
[47:12] >> In the contract enter into with Roxboro
Excavation, inc. For the year twenty twenty
six
[47:19] in the amount of five hundred thousand seven
Wonders and. Taxes included for the disposal
[47:24] of dreams materials and excavation materials,
the public works and buildings
[47:28] department must in accordance with the government
requirements disposed of dry
[47:31] materials and excavation materials resulting
from infrastructure maintenance
[47:35] works in the city limits. >> Se prévaloir
de l'option de renouvellement prévue au
[47:44] contrat intervenu avec Conception Snow Tech
Inc. Pour la saison hivernale 2025 2026,
[47:48] au montant de 78 447 $ et 50 500 taxes incluses
pour le damage et l'entretien de
[47:55] sentiers hivernaux et des pistes de ski de
fond de la Ville de Pointe-Claire.
[48:02] >> Excavation Services for replacement of Service
box and Valve box for the years, twenty
[48:07] twenty five to twenty twenty Seven. At at at
Québec, Inc. Also known as sunny back for
[48:14] the amount of one hundred thousand seven hundred
dollars taxes included with the years
[48:20] twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty thirty in.
>> Eric Stork district.
[48:31] >> Cynthia District. >> Thank you. >> Octroyer
un contrat pour la
[48:41] fourniture et la livraison de. Chlorure de
sodium. Le sel. Traité de déglaçage des
[48:57] chaussées pour la saison 2025 2026 à Celto
Distribution Inc. Pour un montant total de
[49:00] 858 863 $ et 25 sous taxes incluses. >> Ludovic
Matthews, District
[49:03] Two. >> Mike Potvin, quartier numéro huit.
[49:06] >> Merci beaucoup. >> It's just the video crushed
out. So I'm working on getting
[49:21] it back up. But I am. >> Thank you. >> Please.
[49:27] >> The contract enter into with. Les entreprises
Ventech inc. For the construction of a multi
[49:32] path between olsztyn and Stelvio avenue, which
is the Brigadoon bike path for an
[49:36] amount of nine thousand one hundred and seventeen
dollars and twenty-seven sans taxes
[49:40] included in total seven changes to the contract
must be authorized.
[49:45] >> Please. >> Andrew. Soudain. >> Claudine
Demers District un.
[49:57] >> One paper. Thank you sixteen point two.
>> Autoriser la soumission
[50:05] d'une demande d'aide financière dans le cadre
du Programme d'aide aux infrastructures de
[50:09] transport actif. Vélo trois pour le projet
de réfection du chemin du bord du lac Lake
[50:14] Shore, de la sortie de l'autoroute 20 vers
l'ouest, le Programme d'aide aux
[50:20] infrastructures de transport actif. Le programme
Vélo trois vise à soutenir le
[50:25] développement, l'amélioration et l'entretien
des infrastructures de transport
[50:28] actif afin de promouvoir ce type de déplacement,
d'encourager le tourisme
[50:32] durable, d'améliorer le bilan routier, de
contribuer à la prévention en santé et de
[50:37] réduire les émissions de gaz à effet de
serre causées par les déplacements des personnes.
[50:45] >> Claudine Demers, District un. >> Bruno Tremblay,
District six. >> Thank you.
[50:58] >> Thank you. >> 18.2. >> For in the contract
entered
[51:04] into with Synerglace Canada, inc. For the twenty
twenty five, twenty twenty six winter season
[51:09] in the amount of three hundred thousand three
6 $ taxes included for professional
[51:15] services for the rental of an outdoor Federated
skating rink. And an outdoor refrigerator
[51:21] skating and ice resurfacer. >> Approuver un
bail à intervenir entre la ville de
[51:29] Pointe-Claire et grenades crues concernant
des services de restauration pour la concession
[51:34] alimentaire au Centre sportif Olive Urquhart.
>> 18.3 In Agreement with the
[51:43] Beaconsfield Golf Club regarding the creation
of the cross country, ski trail for
[51:46] the twenty twenty five, Twenty twenty six winter
season. >> Merci. Variant. Oh sorry.
[51:58] >> District trois. >> Bruno Tremblay, District
six. >> Thank you.
[52:09] >> 19.1 Nommer les représentants du Conseil
au comité de démolition. Il s'agit
[52:15] de nommer madame Cynthia Woman, Monsieur Bruno
Tremblay et madame Claudine Demers, de même
[52:23] que Monsieur Eric Stork à titre de substitut.
>> Mike Potvin District.
[52:32] >> Light Andrew District. >> Thank you. >>
To the point the member of
[52:46] council to the planning advisory committee,
so it would be to the point a member of the
[52:53] planning advisory committee as well as Council.
Andrew. >> Claudine Demers District, un.
[53:01] >> Ludovic Matthews District Two. >> Merci.
[53:07] >> Thank you. >> 19 19.3 Nommer les représentants
du Conseil au
[53:14] comité de circulation. Il s'agit de nommer
Monsieur Ludovic Matthews à titre de
[53:19] membre du Comité de circulation. Et Monsieur
John Belvedere à titre de substitut. Excusé.
[53:26] >> Merci Monsieur. >> Eric Stork District Seven.
Cercle.
[53:32] >> Bruno Tremblay, District six. >> Thank you.
Next. >> Is two point the municipal
[53:45] Council member in order to representing the
city at the PMI Montreal West Island. It
[53:49] would be to the point. John Belvedere in order
to represent the city of Montreal, West
[53:54] Island. >> Cynthia District. >> Andrew Sutton,
District
[54:00] quatre. >> Thank you. >> Closure closure.
[54:11] >> Kevin Closure. >> Mike Potvin District.
>> Andrew Budzynski District.
[54:25] >> Thank you