[1:03] Bonsoir à toutes et à tous. Good evening,
everyone.
[1:05] Thank you for being out here tonight.
[1:07] There's much for all Canadians playing at 7:
00, so we'll try to make a fast, right?
[1:11] There you go.
[1:14] Ok.
[1:15] First of all, I'd like to talk about his journey
to les ainés.
[1:19] So seniors play a central role in our community.
[1:23] Their experiences in dedication, contribution
to social and community life,
[1:26] Point Claire, are invaluable.
[1:28] So for everybody who knows what Point Claire
does, and how we
[1:32] respect them, it's a great program.
[1:34] I give all our credit to our services for what
they do, and
[1:38] what the seniors do for us.
[1:41] So merci à toutes.
[1:42] Le monde du troisième âge qui contribue beaucoup
à la qualité de vie
[1:46] et les citoyens de Point-Clair.
[1:49] C'est quelque chose que la Ville de Point-Clair
prend vraiment sérieusement.
[1:54] C'est quelque chose qu'on ne va jamais lâcher.
[1:57] On est toujours ouverts pour les idées de
pour réaérer le programme.
[2:01] Le Ville a lancé la semaine dernière un
[2:08] nouveau service d'évaluation résidentielle
dans le cadre de notre programme d'aide
[2:12] aux financiers pour la gestion des eaux privéales.
[2:16] Offert in a partnership avec ECO Habitation,
this service is designed
[2:20] to help you better understand your property's
vulnerability to water
[2:24] infiltration, sewer backup and flooding, and
to identify the measures
[2:28] best suited for your situation.
[2:30] Vous pourrez ensuite recevoir un plan de formation
personnelle et, si besoin,
[2:34] l'assistance à revérifier le contrat de la
ville.
[2:36] Le coût de ce support est couvert par la ville
et déductible de la moitié de
[2:41] l'assistance de 5 000 $ disponibles sous le
programme.
[2:44] The cost of the support is covered by the city
and deducted from the maximum
[2:45] financial assistance of 5,000 dollars available
under the program.
[2:45] So, the people that have been following the
PointClair financial aid program for
[2:49] flooding, this is the next step of this company,
EcoHopital, who will come in,
[2:55] or they'll go online with you, and they'll
evaluate your property
[2:58] to make it more water résistant.
[3:00] If you qualify for the program, obviously,
there's a questionnaire to fill out.
[3:05] It's all online.
[3:06] If you do qualify for the service, the city
will front the money to pay for
[3:11] that service, and it will be deductible from
your eligibility because the total
[3:14] amount you're allowed per household if you
qualify as $5,000.
[3:18] And once you do have that plan, you don't have
to initiate all the work,
[3:24] but what it might do is give you a roadmap
for the future, because some of the work
[3:28] might be, you just can't afford to do it, or
it's just unfeasible
[3:30] to do it right away.
[3:31] So at least give you a roadmap and help you
out to take maybe baby steps to get to
[3:35] the point where your house would be less vulnerable.
[3:38] All right? So take advantage of it, look into
it.
[3:40] If you need any help, you're calling the City
Hall and asking
[3:44] for
[3:51] Je voudrais en largement vous rappeler que
[3:55] notre nouvel espoir citoyen est maintenant
disponible en ligne.
[3:59] Il y a Cette nouvelle plateforme vous ramène
plusieurs services en un endroit.
[4:03] Vous pouvez choisir les notices et les alertes
que vous souhaitez recevoir.
[4:07] Voyez votre schedule de collection et les reminders
à votre calendrier,
[4:12] soumettent certaines applications en ligne
et rapporte les to the city.
[4:16] D'autres fonctionnalités d'ajoutants, programmablement
et une application mobile
[4:22] sera en largement offerte prochainement.
[4:25] So what they're saying will be, we'll have
a mobile app on your phone.
[4:29] This new service will replace the code red.
[4:34] Is that right?
[4:36] Yeah, that's one of the options. It's one of
the options.
[4:38] It's part of making everything much more accessible,
easy to get to.
[4:42] And like I said, you'll be able to pick and
choose.
[4:44] If you want I'm going to give you a reminder,
it's Garbage Day,
[4:46] we'll tell you on your phone.
[4:47] If you want to know events and program, and
we'll tell you all the stuff that you
[4:51] decide that you want to be alerted on. So it's
new.
[4:55] We're getting up and running, so we'll just
have to get used to it, right?
[4:59] That's correct.
[5:00] Some of the applications will be inputed as
we go through the next month.
[5:04] There you go. Thank you.
[5:10] Ok, so...
[5:13] L'application va être inputée au mois d'août.
[5:14] Ok, donc... Ok, donc...
[5:14] L'application va être inputée au mois d'août.
[5:15] We started doing our café récente, our meet
and greets in every district with
[5:19] the councillor and the mayor of the district.
[5:21] We started last week on Saturday in Valois,
District 3.
[5:25] We had approximately 40 citizens.
[5:27] It was very cordial.
[5:30] Great conversation, great stuff that came out
of it.
[5:34] We explained where we had gotten to in the
last year, because we had done one in the
[5:38] spring, and some ideas came up, which we were
able to implement,
[5:42] and some new ideas came to table, and we actually
learned some more stuff
[5:45] about some flooding issues and different things
happening in the area,
[5:48] so it was very well received.
[5:50] On Sunday, we did it in North Buena Unita,
so District 7 and District 8.
[5:55] Again, I think I heard there was a number between
steady 40 people,
[6:00] but it range between 40 to 80 at the max.
[6:03] And again, some stuff came to the table.
[6:06] People were complaining about speeding, people
were complaining about flooding.
[6:10] People were kinds de different topics, great
conversations.
[6:13] They're all good conversations.
[6:14] We learned from it, and it helps us to plan
and be able to get things done.
[6:19] And it was fun for some reason.
[6:20] I keep saying, but we're in those atmospheres,
we're in those environments.
[6:24] Everything is cordial and respectful.
[6:26] And then we come here, and we come to the mic,
[6:28] and we go a little different C'est vraiment
un plaisir de faire
[6:31] ce genre de rencontres.
[6:32] Merci d'être venu.
[6:34] Vous prenez votre temps.
[6:35] Nous le faisons annuellement, un an.
[6:38] Et encore une fois, si ce n'est pas suffit,
tous nous sommes accessibles.
[6:44] Nous avons Numbers, we got email addresses.
[6:47] I have an open-door policy.
[6:49] Come to the office, if I'm available, you can
talk to me.
[6:51] If you're not, make an appointment.
[6:52] So we're trying to be as accessible as we can
for you.
[6:58] Programme de Festival qu'on fait un plaisir.
[7:01] Belles activités nous attendons au cours de
la prochaine semaine.
[7:04] From octobre 21st to 24th, the Point Claire
Public Library,
[7:08] we represent the library getaway Festival,
which this year, we'll celebrate Grèce.
[7:14] Et Je vous invite à consulter notre site web
pour découvrir toutes
[7:23] les détails de ces activités.
[7:26] Et then I'm going to go to the councillors,
[7:30] if you'd like to have something to say.
[7:32] We'll start with Eric Start.
[7:36] Bonsoir Éric, good evening.
[7:38] No, not much to say, but thank everybody who
showed up at the town hall.
[7:42] It was energetic.
[7:43] There was a lot of people, a lot of
[7:44] good questions Bonjour tout le monde.
[7:53] Et puis, effectivement, je dis la même chose
que monsieur Stork,
[7:57] pour le 7 et 8, ça a très bien été.
[7:59] Et puis, comme j'ai toujours dit, c'est les
résidents qui vont nous donner
[8:02] un peu d'énergie pour, effectivement, regarder
tous les priorités.
[8:08] Alors, merci beaucoup encore une fois pour
ça.
[8:10] Puis, j'ai hâte à le prochain.
[8:12] Puis, on va travailler très fort pour la balance
de l'année et aussi
[8:15] en début d'année, en 2027.
[8:31] Je voudrais inviter tout le monde dans le District
[8:38] numéro 5 pour le meeting gris qui va être
le 17 octobre, de 9h00 à
[8:43] 11h00 au Chalet Arthur.
[8:49] Comme la maire a dit, merci à tous les citoyennes
et citoyennes
[8:53] qui ont participé à l'Assemblée générale
du Café Rencontre, le Districtoire Valois,
[8:58] Saint-Denier-Danière.
[8:59] Nous avons une excellente rencontre marquée
par des échanges constructifs,
[9:04] respectueux, professionnels sur les enjeux
qui comptent pour notre communauté.
[9:10] .
[9:25] Bonsoir à tous.
[9:26] Un petit rappel pour le District 1 et 2, pour
le Café Rancône.
[9:29] Ça Ça va être le 18 octobre de 2 à 4.
[9:58] Vous êtes invités, pas juste le District
1 et 2, tout le monde est invité.
[9:59] On a bien hâte de vous voir. Merci.
[9:59] . .
[10:05] Merci Monsieur le Maire.
[10:07] Good evening to everyone. Bonsoir.
[10:09] J'aimerais premièrement remercier tous ceux
qui ont signalé récemment les
[10:16] piétons traversant l'avenue Fairview de manière
un peu dangereuse au niveau de la
[10:21] station Rem du Fairview, ou la station Rem
Fairview.
[10:27] Nous avons pris connaissance de la nous
[10:30] assurons le suivi auprès des services de sécurité
de transport.
[10:33] Lorsque vous allez traverser l'avenue Fairview,
veuillez le faire au niveau du
[10:38] carrefour et respecter les feux de signalisation,
en espérant que vous avez
[10:42] eu la chance de prendre le Rennes au cours
des derniers mois.
[10:46] So I would like to just thank those of you
because a number of people have called
[10:51] who've reported dangerous street crossings
by pedestrians at the Fairview Rem station
[10:55] at Fairview Avenue.
[10:57] We're aware and we're following up with the
appropriate security
[11:00] and transportation services.
[11:02] So when crossing at Fairview, please do so
at the intersection
[11:06] and obey the traffic signals.
[11:09] Also, a quick reminder for my series of townhalls.
[11:12] I have two, actually.
[11:14] One planned at Hermitage and one for Seniory
sectors.
[11:18] So, Saturday, October 17th, from 1:00 to 3:
00, at the Embassy,
[11:22] Embassy Suite for the Seniory sector of my
district.
[11:27] And then, Sunday, October 18th, 10:00 AM Un
petit rappel, les rencontres citoyens
[11:37] dans mon coin, dans le District 6, sont prévues
[11:39] au mois d'octobre dans les secteurs d'Ermitage
et de Seigneurie,
[11:42] le samedi 17 octobre de 13h00 à 15h00, à
l'Embassy Sweets, pour les habitants du
[11:49] secteur de Seigneurie, et le dimanche 18 octobre,
[11:53] de 10h00 le matin à midi, au Centre sportif
Oliver Court pour
[11:57] les citoyens du secteur hermitage. C'est tout.
[12:00] Merci Monsieur le Maire. Merci Monsieur Wuzinski.
[12:04] Merci Monsieur le Maire.
[12:06] Nothing really much to add, as Councilor Trombley
mentioned.
[12:11] My town hall meeting is October 17th, Saturday,
from 1:00 to 03:00 PM,
[12:16] at the Embassy's Sweets, and it's shared between
my district and
[12:20] Councilor Trombley's, for the singery portion,
Southern of the 40.
[12:24] Thank you. Great, thank you.
[12:26] Just a little note to tell everybody.
[12:30] Rem.
[12:30] It was announced yesterday in the newspaper
that Cadillac Fairview has added
[12:34] on an additional 3-500 spots at Fairview.
[12:38] They're not located exactly where the existing
one is.
[12:42] They put them in other places in the parking
lot.
[12:44] There was a map I saw in the Gazette, I believe,
this morning.
[12:47] So they got 200 in one corner, 200 somewhere
else.
[12:50] But anyway, if you get there and you see the
initial parking lot full, there is
[12:54] other options at Fairview right now.
[12:57] Thank you. Ok, on va aller au agenda.
[13:00] Merci. Un point d'adoption de l'ordre du jour.
[13:02] 1.1 adoption of the agenda. 3.
[13:04] 1: approve the minutes of the special meeting.
[13:09] Oh, on va approuver the agenda first.
[13:10] Can we have a move on seconder for 1. 1?
[13:13] Closet de Metz, District 1.
[13:15] Mike Podvin, District numéro 8. All in favor?
[13:19] Merci. Thank you.
[13:20] So sorry. 3.
[13:20] 1: approve the minutes of the special meeting
and of the regular meeting
[13:23] held on September 8th, 2026.
[13:26] Can we have a move on seconder, please?
[13:28] Closet de Metz, District 1.
[13:30] Mike Pod 20, District 8. All in favor?
[13:34] Merci.
[13:39] Période de questions, Monsieur le maire, je
me permets une précision
[13:42] pour la période de questions.
[13:44] Vous avez la période de questions générale
qui va commencer dans quelques instants.
[13:48] Sinon, pour les points à 17,1 jusqu'à
[13:54] 17,4, de même que 17,7 et 17,9.
[14:02] Pour ces six points à l'ordre du jour, une
période de questions spéciale est
[14:08] prévue déjà quand nous allons arriver à
cet endroit dans l'ordre du jour,
[14:13] donc à la section 17.
[14:15] Les points seront traités en période de questions
de façon
[14:20] réservée pour ces items-là.
[14:22] Vous pouvez poser vos questions également
en période de questions générale,
[14:26] mais sachez, pour les personnes qui sont présentes
et qui aimeraient poser des
[14:29] questions sur ces items spécifiques-là, vous
pouvez attendre à
[14:34] plus tard dans la séance.
[14:37] Ok, guys, you understand that?
[14:38] Because there's a lot of people here for one...
[14:40] All right. Ok, go ahead.
[14:43] Première personne, Robert Hall.
[14:51] Good evening. .
[15:00] Good evening, Mr. Mayor and members of council.
[15:04] My name is Robert Hall.
[15:06] I'm a resident of District 8, Alnida.
[15:09] I'm here today regarding the proposed fireplace
by law that's
[15:13] on the agenda as item 5.
[15:15] 2.
[15:16] I previously shared my view, my viewpoints
with Councilor
[15:20] Pradvin, and I thank him for his input.
[15:25] I support the city's efforts to improve air
quality and protect public health.
[15:30] My comments are not intended to oppose these
goals, rather.
[15:34] I'm asking Council to consider the impact on
homeowners,
[15:38] such as myself, who have purchased homes containing
fireplaces that complied with
[15:43] all regulations in effect à ce moment-là.
[15:46] Mon hôtel a été construit en 1995.
[15:50] Le construiteur a installé un trois-sonté
bois brûlé en fireplace comme
[15:55] partie de la construction.
[15:56] Il y a un glace sur les trois côtés, il se
dépose.
[15:59] Ça sépare ma chambre et ma salle de bains.
[16:02] C'est l'un des points architecturaux de l'hôtel.
[16:04] Ce n'est pas un appareil qui peut être
[16:08] simplement déplacé ou remouvé sans conséquence.
[16:15] .
[16:16] Ok.
[16:22] Thank you.
[16:26] So once again, my home was built in 1995.
[16:32] I have a three-sided wood, three-window pane
[16:37] fireplace that sticks out and divides my living
room and my dining room.
[16:42] This is the architectural focal point of the
home.
[16:42] It's not an appliance that can simply be unplug
or removed without consequence.
[16:42] . Ok.
[16:42] Thank you.
[16:42] So once again, my My home was built in 1995.
[16:43] I have a three-sided wood, three-window pane
fireplace that sticks
[16:43] out and divides my living room and my dining
room.
[16:43] This is the architectural focal point of the
home.
[16:46] It's not an appliance that can simply be unplug
and removed without consequence.
[16:50] It's a permanent feature that contributes to
the character, the enjoyment,
[16:54] and the value of the property.
[16:57] To understand the practical implications of
your proposed bylaw,
[17:00] which I have not read.
[17:01] I understand it's only being deposited tonight,
so I don't know what's in it.
[17:05] But fearing the worst, I went to get a quote.
[17:10] On Hymes Boulevard, I went to this company
to say, If I have to replace If I were to
[17:15] replace my fireplace because it doesn't conform
to the most recent standards,
[17:18] what's it going to cost me?
[17:21] The recent standards, that's probably going
to be in the bylaw,
[17:25] says that wood fireplaces cannot emit more
than 2.
[17:29] 5...
[17:30] Cannot emit a fine particle matter emissions
greater than
[17:34] 2.5 grammes per hour.
[17:35] That's a general standard.
[17:40] I got a quote to how much it's going to cost
me to either replace my Vesting
[17:45] wood fireplace with wood or natural gas.
[17:49] 27,74,31.
[17:54] The unit alone is 16,323.
[18:02] I will stick around afterwards and I will show
it to you.
[18:04] I do not want to spend that money.
[18:07] What are the remaining costs?
[18:09] Demolition, structural modifications, venting,
and installation.
[18:15] This does not include, after this company leaves,
[18:20] it does not include the cost to repair my walls,
replaster, repaint,
[18:24] replace the tile, and any finishes that I have
around the fireplace.
[18:28] The actual cost will be I was advised that
from this gentleman
[18:35] here, and I have to trust him, I was advised
that existing fireplaces
[18:39] cannot simply be retrofitted to comply with
modern standards.
[18:43] That's what I said when I went to him, How
much is it going to cost to retrofit?
[18:47] I thought maybe they can insert something.
[18:49] He says, No way.
[18:51] Now we have emission control and combustion
technologies,
[18:54] and they're built into the fireplace.
[18:56] You have to remove what you have, and you have
to install a new unit.
[19:01] I think this is a question of fairness.
[19:04] My fireplace was installed legally.
[19:08] Many residents purchased their homes because
of that fireplace feature.
[19:13] It seems unfair to impose Renovation costs
of tens of thousands of dollars on
[19:18] homeowners, decades after they purchased their
home, in compliance with all
[19:22] norms that were there at that time.
[19:25] I hope that your proposed bylaw is not too
draconian.
[19:30] If it is, I respectfully ask council to consider
grandfather fathering existing
[19:35] fireplaces and apply this to the new homes
that are being built.
[19:40] Also, I encourage you to look at alternatives.
[19:43] I understand some people have an issue with
the fireplace smoke.
[19:47] It's particularly, I believe, bothers them
when we have low cloud cover
[19:51] and the smoke cannot escape very high up.
[19:55] Why not consider when we have these smog events
or air quality advisors Maurice,
[20:00] why not consider something similar to what
you do with the snowstorms?
[20:04] When it snows, I go on your website at 05:00
PM.
[20:06] Can I park on the road, yes or non?
[20:07] Excuse me, Mr. Hall? Yes.
[20:08] We have a three-minute timer.
[20:11] We've excédé your time because we messed
up a little bit at the beginning,
[20:14] but can you get your question, please? Fair
enough.
[20:16] Thank you.
[20:16] Perhaps you can consider going on the website
and advising us at
[20:21] 05:00 PM, whether or not we could have a fire
that night.
[20:25] En closing, I support clean air, I support
environmental measures.
[20:30] However, I respectfully ask council to consider
the impact on residents who
[20:34] have loffully purchased their homes with their
fireplaces.
[20:38] I have two questions I would like to ask.
[20:42] Mr. Mayor, if the city adopte un bilan qui,
substantiellement,
[20:46] restricte ou, effectivement, éliminait le
use of existing wood burning fireplaces.
[20:51] Would the city consider any form of financial
compensation assistance,
[20:55] tax credit, for homeowners such as myself,
who are going to be
[20:59] facing significant costs?
[21:01] As I mentioned, mine is going to cost more
than 27,000, depending
[21:04] what's in your bylaw.
[21:05] So I hope that you consider that similar to
what you did with the 5,000
[21:08] dollars worth of flooding.
[21:10] I don't want- So, again, that's a council decision.
[21:12] And I'll let you come with your second question.
[21:15] I'll give you a little- And my second question,
and I'm not a lawyer,
[21:17] but if I was a lawyer, I probably wouldn't
ask this question,
[21:20] because l'awyers don't ask questions when they
don't know the answer.
[21:22] But I think it could be insightful, nonetheless.
[21:26] Mr. Mayor, by a show of hands, can I ask, how
many members of council including
[21:30] yourself, presently have a wood burning fireplace
in their home?
[21:34] Well, I'll answer that one for myself.
[21:36] I got four fireplaces at home.
[21:38] So I got every type of fireplace you can get.
[21:40] But my wood burning one, I don't burn any.
[21:41] I got two noirs de wood, I don't use them anymore.
[21:43] Just because my daughter says, No good burn
[22:15] on your residents. So I stopped 10 years ago
using it.
[22:16] I believe I saw around three or four hands
go up.
[22:17] Am I permitted to ask the audience?
[22:17] No, I think your question will be taken serious.
[22:19] I think the mic, Eric, is touching the podium
and is making...
[22:25] It's echoing.
[22:29] So that's all I have to say.
[22:35] Okay, so the bylaw is being put forward tonight.
[22:39] At the end of the night, the bylaw will be
available for you to read.
[22:43] And the city, right Now, normally, we give
30 days for citizens to read it,
[22:47] come back with questions. We're going to give
a minimum of 60 days.
[22:52] So in the month of December, we'll be looking
at adopting it.
[22:55] And if there's too much controversy or too
many questions we can't answer,
[22:58] we can prolong it.
[23:00] But everybody will have the time to read it.
[23:02] What you're going to see tonight, I'm going
to thank Eric Stork and
[23:08] Councilor Trombley for working on it.
[23:10] I think, in general, it's a very, very fair
buy-up.
[23:15] Pour l'improvement, mais aussi, ne vous inquiétez
pas,
[23:17] nous sommes l'un des premiers municipaux qui
sont revenus,
[23:20] il y a beaucoup de temps, pour imprimer le
délai de la terre de la mer.
[23:24] Mais nous sommes aussi l'un des derniers à
peut-être d'ajuster nos standards.
[23:30] Nous avons pris notre temps.
[23:32] Il a été mis à jour.
[23:33] Mon premier mandat, 17, il était à la table.
[23:36] Il a été installé, mais nous devons réagir.
[23:40] Et si ce n'est pas nous, c'est un gouvernement
à l'autre niveau.
[23:43] Donc, nous l'avons.
[23:44] Je pense que We're always room for improvement.
[23:44] But also, please don't forget that we are one
of the first municipalities going back
[23:44] many years ago to implement a wood burning
bylaw, but we're also one of the last
[23:44] ones to maybe update it to new standards. So
We've been taking our time.
[23:45] It's been brought up...
[23:45] My first mandate 17, it was on the table then.
[23:45] It's got stalled until now, but we have to
react.
[23:45] If it's not going to be us, it will be another
level
[23:45] government that will eventually.
[23:45] I think everybody's listening, and we're trying
to be as fair as
[23:46] possible, and we understand the inconvenience,
but the
[23:50] environment has become a big issue.
[23:51] We have to protect it, and we all have to work
together to do that.
[23:54] Ok, thank you. Thank you.
[23:56] Thank you. Melissa Hogan?
[24:00] Bonjour.
[24:03] Bonjour. Mon nom est Mélissa Hogan.
[24:06] Je suis une résidente au 7ème.
[24:07] Je suis ici ce soir pour vous présenter l'Académie
des Pristillés-Décarté,
[24:11] située à 477 F Delmar.
[24:13] Je sais que le vote est to remove the property
from the development freeze is
[24:17] not on tonight's agenda, so I will keep this
brief and cordial.
[24:21] Three minutes?
[24:23] As I mentioned at last month's meeting, we
are not anti-développement,
[24:29] but we believe development should not occur
at the expense of essential
[24:33] infrastructure like child care, and we're determined
to find a suitable
[24:36] solution that keeps l'Académie des Précieurs
de mai in our community.
[24:40] Ms. Dunn and I have a meeting with Mr. Velvedire
and Mr. Potme this Thursday,
[24:44] and the families of the daycare are looking
forward to an
[24:47] update after that meeting.
[24:49] I would like to thank the councillors who've
reached out to Ms. Dunn since last
[24:52] month's meeting to learn more about the daycare.
[24:54] If you still do not see the immense value that
this daycare provides and why
[25:00] impérative to our community, I encourage you
to visit the daycare.
[25:04] Or better yet, go watch a swim and gym class
at Point Claire Arena,
[25:07] Tuesdays from 10:30 to 11: 30, or a skating
lesson at
[25:11] Bob Burnet Arena on Fridays at 10: 00. Thank
you.
[25:15] Thank you very much.
[25:16] And like you mentioned, we are having a meeting
on Thursday.
[25:19] The owner of the building will be there, too.
[25:21] And nobody wants the daycare to go.
[25:25] It's a part of the community.
[25:27] You might have to change location because the
gentleman who owns the building has
[25:30] a right to sell his building, right?
[25:31] So that's where we're up again.
[25:32] We're all trying to find solutions, and everybody's
helping.
[25:36] I'm very happy to hear that the owner de the
building has been out looking à other
[25:41] locations presently, which is a good thing,
too,
[25:43] because we have to be open, and we have to
put all the eggs in
[25:47] our basket, and we have to try to find the
best solution, whatever the
[25:50] outcome is going to be, right? So we'll have
a great conversation.
[25:53] I'm looking forward to our Thursday.
[25:54] If I may just add one thing to what you just
said.
[25:56] We completely understand that relocation may
need happen.
[26:00] We just feel it is imperative that there is
no lapse of child care between
[26:08] the demolition and finding a new location.
Everybody understands that.
[26:10] Everybody at this council understands that.
[26:12] That's why we're taking our time.
[26:13] I mean, the process, the person who bought
the building or has an offer on
[26:17] the building is willing to work.
[26:20] It's going in the right direction, and nobody
wants to see it closed.
[26:24] They want to see it relocated.
[26:26] We need in the area.
[26:28] We need it to service here. So there you go.
[26:29] Perfect. Thank you very much.
[26:30] Thank you.
[26:32] Helen Lamont.
[26:36] Good evening, Mr. Mayor and councillors.
[26:41] I'm here because I seem to be having problèmes
getting information
[26:45] from the engineering department.
[26:47] I understand in august, the engineering department
came on Pendena Street.
[26:54] There was a problem with one of my neighbours,
something on her property.
[26:59] With that, they discovered, they put a dye
to go through all the pipelines,
[27:04] the stormwater, and it didn't flow properly,
[27:07] it didn't even go to the other end.
[27:09] So it appears to be a blockage.
[27:12] All we know is, okay, they're looking into
it, they went to legal.
[27:18] But I asked, when should we expect? No answer.
[27:21] If there's digging to be done, winter is just
around the corner.
[27:29] I want to save my property.
[27:30] I've been there for 25 years.
[27:32] I think as a taxpayer, I'm allowed to have
regular updates and
[27:38] have some answers when I ask questions. Oh,
absolutely.
[27:41] So thank you for bringing your question here
tonight.
[27:43] I'm Gérard, le directeur général.
[27:46] I can tell you that he will ask the questions
tomorrow,
[27:49] and we'll get back to you.
[27:52] That's all I can say to you right now, but
we've got your contact information.
[27:55] If we don't, we'll give it. Yes, you do.
[27:57] We can get it.
[27:58] I think we have it on the question sheet, but
yes, we will get back to you,
[28:02] and we'll do a follow-up for you, for sûr.
[28:04] Should I expect something within a week?
[28:07] I hope that you'll have something within the
next couple of days.
[28:09] You'll have a phone call back within a couple
of days.
[28:11] They might have to do some work, or some research,
or whatever,
[28:13] but somebody will call you back within a couple
of days.
[28:16] They tell you they're on top of it.
[28:17] I mean, these things, you have to understand
that all these
[28:21] sewers issues and pipe issues, we're overwhelmed
right now, too.
[28:25] I'm not taking slides here, but the city is
working so hard with all
[28:29] the flood that we've had, and we got to request
throughout the system.
[28:34] We're short of employees, but we will get back
to you in
[28:38] the next couple of days with a timeline of
what's happening.
[28:41] Yeah, I totally understand.
[28:42] There's a lot of demands right now, but people-You
deserve a call back.
[28:47] Yeah, I think good customer service is to keep
people up to date.
[28:51] We'll take care of it. Thank you.
[28:51] Thank you.
[28:53] I'm so yet to come here for that simple question.
[28:55] Thank you.
[29:00] Gary Carr.
[29:06] Good evening, Mr. Mayor and Council.
[29:15] We have two very quick questions.
[29:18] One would be, did anybody have a chance to
take a look at the company PurePay?
[29:23] And two, on the corner, Silview and Hymes,
we have two yellow posts,
[29:28] are they going to stay up through the winter
or will they come down
[29:31] because of snow clearing?
[29:33] That's a great question.
[29:35] They're probably coming down because of the
winter.
[29:36] I think they'd have to come down in order to
clear the snow.
[29:40] And your first question, and I did not look
at that yet.
[29:55] Georges Bolovan.
[30:04] Bonsoir, madame et messieurs.
[30:05] Mon nom, c'est Georges Bolovan.
[30:07] J'habite à Pau-Inclair depuis 25 ans.
[30:10] J'ai quelques questions simples, pas d'ingénieur.
[30:14] Première: comment se fait le ramassage de
branches?
[30:17] Quand j'ai des branches sur mon drive plus
d'un mois.
[30:20] J'ai appelé deux fois et ils m'ont dit que
ça ramasse tous les jours,
[30:24] mais je vois sur Delmar, je vois sur d'autres
qui sont là depuis.
[30:29] Il peut-être Il y a la neige qui va la porter
dessus.
[30:34] Ok, là, c'est sûr qu'avant, on a ramassé,
on a fait le tour de la ville chaque
[30:39] semaine avant, puis on a tout ramassé.
[30:42] À peu près 8, 9 mois passés, on a eu un
accident avec un homme sur une
[30:46] machine, puis là, ça a fait- L'année passée,
c'est la plus chouette.
[30:49] Non, mais c'est juste que ça s'est fait installer
tout le processus, puis on a
[30:52] été obligés pour changer le processus.
[30:55] Après ça, on a eu une machine qui est cassée.
[30:57] Puis là, on a discuté aujourd'hui, moi puis
à monsieur Jouard,
[31:02] parce qu'il faut qu'on retourne à la façon
de faire chaque semaine.
[31:08] Là, c'est sûr que comme je dis à la madame,
il manque des
[31:12] employés à le moment.
[31:13] Il manque des employés, puis Ça, c'est la
vérité.
[31:16] Là, il faut que des fois, on prenne les priorités
des choses qui
[31:19] arrivent, les brises d'alcool d'or, d'autres
choses qui arrivent.
[31:22] Ce n'est pas une excuse, mais ça, c'est la
réalité que nous autres,
[31:25] on a sur notre assiette aujourd'hui.
[31:27] Mais on a discuté, monsieur le jour de la
délai, le manager de la ville,
[31:30] il a parlé avec le service, puis il en a essayé
de régler le problème.
[31:35] Donnez-y un peu de chance.
[31:36] Moi, j'ai fait le tour de la ville aujourd'hui,
j'ai vu les piles de branche.
[31:39] Huit semaines, quatre semaines, cinq semaines.
[31:42] On va ranger le problème bientôt. Merci.
[31:45] Ok, ce n'est pas juste cette année.
[31:47] C'est déjà des années précédentes.
[31:49] Mais ça fait deux ans que...
[31:51] Excusez-moi, la machine est brisée.
[31:53] Ça fait deux ans que... Ok.
[31:55] Deuxième question: le déneigement. Oui.
[31:59] Comment ça se fait qu'il n'y a pas de contrôle
pour monsieur qui passe avec la
[32:03] grappe pour enlever la neige qui est la nuit.
[32:06] Il ne passe pas avec 30 km/h, même pas 40.
[32:10] Il passe avec la vitesse pour que la neige
ait soufflé plus loin sur nos drives.
[32:16] Moi, par exemple, il passe à 4h00 ou à 5h00,
il met sur mon drive pas comme ça.
[32:22] Il met un mètre, un mètre ici de neige et
beaucoup de neige.
[32:27] Moi, je dois sortir à 6h00, train, pour aller
au travail.
[32:31] Je peux pas sortir avec la voiture, c'est un
mur de neige.
[32:35] J'ai le tracteur, je paye déjà 400 $.
[32:38] Mais la ville, au lieu de m'aider, la ville
m'empêche.
[32:43] Plus que je paye tellement de taxes.
[32:46] Faites en sorte qu'il y a un contrôle de la
vitesse, premièrement,
[32:51] parce que s'il passe vite comme ça, toutes
les bordures passent en l'air.
[32:56] Regardez sur le marché, par exemple, vous
Vous réparez maintenant les trottoirs.
[33:02] Pourquoi? Parce que c'est un maganet.
[33:05] Par qui? Juste les gens passent avec les pieds.
[33:08] Pas de tracteur, pas de choses sur les trottoirs.
[33:11] Ce n'est pas une raison.
[33:12] Et en plus, vous faites des pistes cyclables
de type asphalte, aéroport,
[33:18] comme c'est sur le boulevard de Source.
[33:21] L'argent qui n'est pas dépensé comme il faut,
je pense.
[33:26] Plus de contrôles que je demande de ce côté-là.
[33:29] C'est Ça, c'est un des trucs que j'observe
dans notre ville, pas juste à Saint-Clair.
[33:36] Il y a partout...
[33:37] On va passer le message: La neige, ce n'est
jamais facile.
[33:42] On a du monde qui ne veut pas la neige sur
le terrain.
[33:45] En plus, hier, la ville, j'ai payé des taxes,
je ne veux
[33:47] pas mettre le nez sur mon terrain.
[33:49] Quand le nez tombe, il faut la mettre quelque
part.
[33:52] Mais je comprends la vitesse, c'est important.
[33:54] Si le camion va trop vite, oui, ça lance le
nez plus loin.
[33:58] On va passer le message à nos chauffeurs.
[34:00] Chaque année, il faut qu'on me passe le message.
[34:04] Moi, j'ai 75 ans, je peux sur l'appel et je
fais le travail juste
[34:08] pour sortir avec l'auto.
[34:10] Mais peut-être une journée, je peux plus.
[34:13] Ok, merci. Merci beaucoup pour tes questions.
[34:18] Ryan Simonic.
[34:43] Hi, thank you for taking the time this evening.
[34:45] My name is Ryan Simnik.
[34:46] I'm the Director of the West Island Tenants'
Action Committee,
[34:49] a nonprofit community organization that works
to defend the rights of tenants
[34:53] in Point Claire and in the West Island.
[34:55] You may know us by our French acronym, Coulodie.
[34:58] Here today, on behalf of Point Claire Renters,
to
[35:00] clarifications on bylaw PC 2715, otherwise
known as Règlement sur la
[35:05] Célébrité des Logements, the bylaw that
is supposed to dictate
[35:09] minimum sanitaire conditions sanitaires de
la maison et de la rentabilité,
[35:11] touchant à des sujets comme le refroidissement,
le réglage,
[35:13] le refroidissement, le refroidissement, le
refroidissement, le refroidissement,
[35:14] le réglage, le réglage, le réglage.
[35:15] Bailat PC 2715 was passed on December 19, 2005,
and was amended in 2012,
[35:21] removing several crucial pieces of the bylaw
concerning maintenance.
[35:25] However, the most important piece of this is
that PC 2715, doesn't appear anywhere
[35:29] on the city's ni sur le site, ni sur le site,
ni sur le site.
[35:31] Un membre de notre organisation, Mario Leclerc,
who's here tonight,
[35:35] who's a resident of Point Claire, confirmed
this with the city clerk,
[35:39] that this bylaw is in effect through an access
to information request.
[35:43] Mr. Mayor, we met avec vous, about this issue,
back in February,
[35:46] to speak about the need for PointClair having
a sanitation bylaw to
[35:50] protect tenants in PointClair.
[35:51] At that time, no one in the administration,
seemed
[35:54] to know about the existence of PC 2715.
[35:56] No was any follow-up nous a donné, malgré
nos répétitions,
[36:00] I'm going to us, despite our repeated attempts
to email and
[36:00] provide you and the city with documentation,
giving concrete solutions
[36:03] in the form of examples of how other cities,
like DDO, handle this issue.
[36:08] In the last few years, we've had a tenant living
at 30
[36:10] Lakeshore in District 2, Carole Norman.
[36:13] Call us upwards of 10 times about water in
the shower that was so rust-colored that
[36:16] she was forced to shower in an adjacent apartment
for three months.
[36:20] These are the pictures of the rust-colored
water.
[36:24] Chapter 6, section 1.31 of your own bylaw that
is in place, states that
[36:29] this isn't up to Claire's norms.
[36:31] The tenant in question, Carole, in this case,
[36:34] was told in no uncertain terms by the City
Inspection Service that it was a
[36:37] private residence and to take it up with the
tout.
[36:40] The City Inspectors who put... The city inspectors...
[36:46] Excuse me.
[36:47] City inspectors who inspected this unit were
not even aware of the
[36:49] bylaw's existence.
[36:50] In another case, just this week, a tenant in
Point Claire had black mold
[36:53] from floor to ceiling that the landlord is
refusing to fix.
[36:57] Again, the city is claiming that it cannot
intervene and apply its own bylaw,
[37:00] that, again, is in place.
[37:02] This is no fault to the inspectors who don't
know what the tools they
[37:06] have at their disposal are.
[37:08] Rentals in Point Claire want this bylaw applied,
made public on the city's
[37:11] website, and restored to its original version,
covering maintenance.
[37:14] In En fait,
[37:43] le règlement existe
[37:44] depuis 2006 à la ville.
[37:46] Et ce que je dois voir avec le directeur général,
c'est depuis l'entrée en vigueur
[37:52] d'autres lois, est-ce que ce règlement-là
tient encore la route?
[37:56] Et c'est des questions que j'ai à poser.
[37:58] Est-ce que les pouvoirs qu'on a maintenant
sont les mêmes qu'on avait en 2006 pour
[38:03] l'application d'un règlement de cette précision-là,
si je puis dire?
[38:09] C'est un peu intrusif comme règlement parce
que les enquêtes Les investigations?
[38:18] Oui, le mot me manque malheureusement, mais
la Ville a le droit,
[38:24] à partir de ce règlement-là, d'entrer dans
les appartements pour
[38:26] s'assurer de la propreté de l'endroit.
[38:29] Je Je dois voir avec le directeur général,
de même qu'avec la sécurité publique.
[38:35] Il faut qu'on revoit le règlement.
[38:37] Je ne vous dis pas que le règlement va être
abrogé, mais dans l'intervalle,
[38:41] c'est peut-être la raison pour laquelle il
n'est pas sur le site Web pour sa
[38:44] révision, mais c'est un sujet avec lequel
je dois travailler avec le directeur
[38:49] général et la sécurité publique. C'est
bon.
[38:51] Juste pour une précision, comme je l'avais
dit dans mon message,
[38:54] de l'Ordre des Hormaux, Dorval, la ville de
Montréal
[38:57] et pas mal tous les autres municipalités probablement
dans la grande région du
[39:02] Québec, en fait, ont ce type de règlements-là
et
[39:07] l'appliquent de façon arbitraire dans certains
cas,
[39:10] mais c'est un règlement très important.
[39:12] Ce que je veux m'assurer, c'est qu'en 20 ans,
[39:16] comment on peut améliorer le règlement, puis
m'assurer qu'il tient la route sur le
[39:20] plan légal, parce que ça fait 20 ans, mine
de rien.
[39:23] Mais je suis d'accord avec vous que c'est un
règlement qui a toute son importance.
[39:28] Merci.
[39:28] Il me dit que oui, c'est vrai qu'on a eu un
rencontre,
[39:33] we had a meeting together and there were some
questions and stuff that you had
[39:36] asked us, or your group had asked us to do.
[39:40] One of them was to have inspectors on the road
to go inspect the buildings and so
[39:43] on, and put a whole department in the place
with cars and vehicles.
[39:47] I did call D'Halluin et D'Halluin-des-Hermaux,
[39:49] I did call D'Halluin et D'Halluin-des-Hermaux,
[39:50] I did call D'Halluin et D'Helluin-des-Hermaux,
[39:51] et I called other municipalities, according
to what I was told,
[39:54] how they were managed.
[39:55] And we discussed it briefly at council, but
we do believe that the
[40:03] tenants do have the Tau to refer to.
[40:06] In the meantime, we have to update our bylaw,
and we'll get to
[40:09] that in the near future.
[40:11] But not that we've forgotten about it.
[40:13] We've been working on it, and we've been looking
at possibilities,
[40:15] but there's been no decisions taken.
[40:17] Maybe just for my last 10 seconds here to give
some clarification to the rest
[40:21] of council why this is important.
[40:23] For a tenant like Carole, it takes over a year
at the Tau.
[40:25] We all know it's slow.
[40:26] It's a provincial body that is completely dysfunctional.
[40:30] In another city like DDO, I'm going to keep
using the exemple
[40:32] because they're really the exception in this
case.
[40:34] They're pretty fantastic with their inspection
service.
[40:36] This issue would have got resolved within a
week.
[40:39] Carole would have had to deal with rusty water
and would have been able to shower
[40:42] in her own apartment, not for three months,
but actually within the day.
[40:47] Thank you.
[40:49] Can you talk to him after?
[40:53] Well, I just can't say it.
[40:55] Just contact me.
[40:57] If ever this happens again in my district,
I'd like to be contacted prior
[41:01] to see if I can help as well.
[41:02] Ok, thank you.
[41:03] All right, thank you. Thank you.
[41:05] Will you be filing the pictures to render them
so I can share them with Council?
[41:12] Do you want to file the pictures?
[41:14] Well, I want to keep them.
[41:16] Oh, OK. Well, if you need them.
[41:21] It's not your choice. I mean, we've heard what
you had to say.
[41:23] If you wanted, it would just be more proof.
[41:25] I'm still in the town.
[41:26] I'm still waiting for a completion of my hearing.
[41:28] That's the Si je peux me permettre un dernier
commentaire, monsieur le maire.
[41:38] Oui, vas-y.
[41:38] Vous avez fait un commentaire qui était intéressant.
[41:42] Effectivement, il y a une compétence concurrentielle
qui est celui de
[41:47] la Régie du logement.
[41:49] Alors oui, on peut intervenir comme ville,
mais on ne peut pas non plus empiéter sur
[41:54] la compétence de la province en matière de
logement.
[41:59] Donc c'est tout C'est ça qu'il faut mettre
ensemble.
[42:01] Vous dites que de l'ordre des Hormaux, je connais
très bien les gens là-bas et je
[42:04] vais dès cette semaine les contacter pour
voir comment s'applique leur règlement.
[42:10] De l'ordre des Hormaux, la ville de Montréal
pour l'application,
[42:13] parce que le TAL et les interventions de la
ville se font en parallèle.
[42:18] Donc, pour les locataires, c'est à leur bénéfice
d'avoir les
[42:20] deux voix pour améliorer la situation.
[42:22] Oui, ils peuvent se faire de façon concurrente,
mais est-ce que légalement,
[42:26] si justement, je ne veux pas empiéter sur
des compétences qui ne
[42:29] sont pas les nôtres? Alors, c'est
[42:59] ce que je vais m'assurer avec la direction
générale.
[42:59] Merci. Merci.
[42:59] . Just a short minute.
[43:00] I come to these council meetings regularly,
as most of
[43:00] you have seen me here.
[43:00] And most of the time, it's complaints and moaning
and groaning.
[43:01] I thought it'd be an opportunity today to just
go the other way for a few minutes
[43:06] and just talk something positive that goes
on here in Pointe-Clair.
[43:11] First of all, we've all had the flood, and
I got flood in my house,
[43:15] never had water in 51 years. I had a flood.
[43:19] It wasn't your fault, it wasn't nobody's fault
here.
[43:22] It's climate change.
[43:24] And I believe that the council, administration,
[43:28] and engineering are doing anything and everything
possible to remedy
[43:33] the situation, should it occur again.
[43:36] Now, the cleanup after that was very well organized.
[43:41] On my particular street, there was a garbage
truck must have been
[43:46] hired by the city, and one driver on it,
[43:49] he got out of the truck and he backed it up
to where all the garbage was,
[43:53] loaded it and took it off.
[43:55] Our street was clean within a week, within
a day, sorry.
[43:58] And I've seen the throughout Point Claire and
other areas.
[44:02] So you've done a great job there.
[44:07] The other thing I'd like to say is that
[44:17] there's construction going on right now on
Ivanhoe Crescent in Point Claire.
[44:22] And I must say, I'm on the next Crescent to
it.
[44:25] It was done in 2017, and it's beautiful.
[44:28] It's done well, everything else.
[44:31] This work being done on Ivanhoe Crescent right
now has been very well organized,
[44:36] very well done, and coming along quite well.
[44:40] And I think it's a lot to do with the possibility
that the engineer,
[44:44] the qui est très bien organisé, très bien
organisé et qui est bien passé.
[44:44] Et je pense que c'est beaucoup de choses à
voir avec la possibilité que l'ingénieur
[44:45] du conseil a été assigné à l'aventure.
[44:46] Il est vraiment bien organisé et de garder
un œil à la situation.
[44:49] Le dernier mot, c'est que je pense que l'inauguration
[44:55] de l'Athènes Park à Pointclairé était tellement
bien faite.
[45:00] C'était très bien apprécié par tous.
[45:03] Il y avait un groupe de gens là.
[45:04] Tous les conseillers étaient là, le conseil
d'entreprise était là et
[45:08] je ne pouvais pas croire, quand je suis allé
dans le passé, que le
[45:12] nombre de gens allumaient là.
[45:15] People in the area.
[45:16] And I've had, like myself, I've had kids growing
up that spent a lot
[45:20] of time in Athens Pizza, where George was in
control of things,
[45:24] and the kids knew they had to behave, and it
was well appreciated.
[45:28] I just want to say that from my perspective
as a long-term citizen,
[45:33] a lot of complaints, a lot of moaning and groaning,
[45:36] but there are some positives things
[46:05] that the flood anxiety and the people
[46:06] seeing the piles of stuff in front of their
homes for days and weeks
[46:09] would be too much on them.
[46:10] So again, it's the employees that stepped off
the plate.
[46:13] So we thank the employees.
[46:15] As far as I have no Crescent goes, you know
what?
[46:17] It's a new way of doing a street.
[46:20] We put back ditches, if you noticed.
[46:22] And that's because of...
[46:23] Ditches used to be on the streets many, many
years ago.
[46:25] Then they eliminated them. But guess what?
[46:27] The new reality of climate change is a way
holding water, retaining water.
[46:34] And before it goes into our sewer system, it
overwhelms the system.
[46:37] So I've not seen the finished product.
[46:39] I was there the other day, we drove around,
the grass,
[46:41] the ditches were being finalized.
[46:43] But I'm anxious to see it finished.
[46:44] And what I saw looked really, really sharp.
[46:47] So again, engineering, stepped up to play,
[46:50] came out with a new design, adapted new procedures,
[46:53] and let's hope it all works out.
[46:55] And I saw you the other day, and you were glowing
about the pizza,
[47:00] the rename of Athens Park.
[47:02] And I had in my words to speak tonight, and
I said, I can't mention anything,
[47:05] I'm going to take away from your disco.
[47:07] So thank you very much.
[47:08] It was a great, great, great event.
[47:10] And over 300 people were present.
[47:12] And like Mr. Kelly said, they're all local
people.
[47:15] This is what Point Claire is about. It was
all local.
[47:17] It was a community. I think we served over
40 pizzas.
[47:20] And it was just not people coming from other
municipalities just
[47:24] to get a slice of pizza.
[47:24] It was everybody had something to do with that
pizza in their lifetime.
[47:28] It was the kids that heard stories about it.
[47:31] It was a grandpa, whatever.
[47:32] But it was really, really a great event.
[47:34] And again, thanks to the employees, the Communication
Department,
[47:37] who put that all together.
[47:38] Eric Stork, for pushing for it.
[47:40] So thank you for all your great, positive comments.
[47:43] You're welcome back any month.
[48:04] All right? There you go.
[48:04] Next. Pat Hiebert.
[48:04] Hi, Pat Hiebert, a resident of District 1.
[48:09] I just want to know what, since there was a
readjustment of the
[48:16] communication system at one point, which affected
all the
[48:24] communications network, what are the, now,
maybe the
[48:31] to minimum requirements for people's devices
software to
[48:38] communicate with the city's software.
[48:42] So for anybody having a computer at home or
anything, or a type of iPhone,
[48:46] a type of phone, anything, a communicating
device,
[48:54] what are the minimum requirements now for those
devices to work properly on your
[49:00] system, because quite a few of citizens are
complaining, I think,
[49:07] that their devices are not...
[49:09] They're not able to get on the new site.
[49:12] Ok, c'est un PC à OK. C'est un très bon point.
[49:15] Mr. Jouard, do you have the answers, or do
we have to look into it.
[49:19] I have to look into it, sir.
[49:21] So can we have your information again?
[49:23] We'll get your information, or maybe we'll
put something on the
[49:27] website because it's probably something that's
quite important.
[49:29] We should notify the citizen somehow if requirements
have changed.
[49:34] What we'll do is we'll look into it, we'll
post something on our website,
[49:38] and we'll make a statement, and we can reach
out to you if you'd like,
[49:41] personally. Very good.
[49:42] Do we have his phone number?
[49:44] Can Il y a son numéro? Oui.
[49:46] Vous avez son numéro? Très bien.
[49:46] Je vous reçois.
[49:48] Merci. C'est sur ma liste?
[49:50] Ok, bien. Merci.
[49:53] Et ce que nous faisons, c'est que nous vous
rapprochez chaque mois.
[49:56] Quand une question est posée, nous ne pouvons
pas l'entendre.
[49:59] Le mois d'aujourd'hui, nous répondons.
[50:01] Donc, tout le monde qui est présent ou est
en train de vous
[50:03] regarder, obtiendra l'entente.
[50:04] Nous vous reçons tous à la fin de la fin
de la réunion.
[50:09] Merci. Next.
[50:10] Hey, Jay Patel.
[50:15] Bonjour, Monsieur le Maire et le conseil.
[50:21] Bonsoir. Bonsoir.
[50:22] Après avoir souffert pour un couple d'années
et avec
[50:26] les contracteurs qui aillent nettoyer le soleil,
[50:29] il y a eu des challenges that I have been facing,
where I have been living for the
[50:33] last 13 years, but I have been in Point Claire
for more than 20 now.
[50:38] I had raised this concern to you during the
elections as well.
[50:44] I had raised this concern to the previous administration
as well.
[50:49] The challenges I have been facing when the
city plows, do
[50:53] the snow cleaning from adjacent street, where
they pick up all the snow,
[50:57] and when they make a big turn, it comes falls
in front of our driveway,
[51:03] which makes it challenging not only one time,
but when they pass
[51:06] a number of times as well.
[51:07] So even if I clean up, make it nice and good,
[51:11] after a couple of minutes or a couple of hours,
it's back to the same thing again.
[51:16] Not only that, during big snorestorms, they
pick up that snow and dump it on our
[51:22] front yard as well, which makes it dangerous
for us to get out
[51:28] of our driveway as well.
[51:29] But But the intersection is also dangerous
at the same time because the
[51:33] visibility with the mountain of snow that's
there.
[51:37] So I have sent that email to previous administration.
[51:40] Nothing has been done.
[51:43] Mr. Poitou, we're well aware of your situation.
[51:46] You came to the meeting the week of the day.
[51:47] I met you at your house.
[51:49] If I remember right, you live on the corner.
[51:52] And when the plow comes down the street, it
turns the corner.
[51:54] And then when it turns the corner, you're à
la first house there.
[51:58] So the little section de the street There's
no house on that corner.
[52:01] He obviously snow plows full of snow, but he
is pushing to the side,
[52:05] and he has to push to the side.
[52:06] And you're having to be the first house, and
you pick up that snow.
[52:11] Like I told you the other day, it's complicated.
[52:13] It's about the routes the trucks have to take.
[52:16] Everything plows to the right, and they come
down a certain route.
[52:19] It's all contrôled by GPS.
[52:21] The only other option would be was be coming
from the other way,
[52:25] which I told you we would discuss with the
public works team.
[52:28] I have not discussed it with them yet, but
they only came up on
[52:32] Sunday at the meet and greet.
[52:34] And yesterday, I was at a convention, so I
would be talking to DGI about it.
[52:38] But it's not as simple.
[52:39] I just don't want snow on my driveway.
[52:41] None of us wants snow on our driveway.
[52:43] I live on where I live. It's not about the
snow.
[52:45] It's about the amount of snow from the adjacent
street where nobody lives.
[52:49] It brings all that snow. I hear you.
[52:51] It's not that we don't...
[52:53] There are some fixes, but they're not easy
fixes.
[52:58] And I don't even know if they're possible.
[53:00] I understand.
[53:02] To tell everybody, I used to drive those snowplows
many years ago.
[53:05] So I understand how it works, and I know what
you're living.
[53:08] But when you live on the corner, you live beside
a property, there's
[53:12] no entrances, there's no where to go.
[53:14] But in front of the truck and ends up in the
next driveway, it's an issue.
[53:18] Like, for example, in February, when there
was the major storm,
[53:21] which happened to be...
[53:23] At the time, when it was the coldest day for
the next three, four days as well.
[53:27] So I didn't have a chance to clean it as well,
because it's too cold, clean it,
[53:31] and there is an amount of snow. I hear you.
[53:34] But let me...
[53:35] Well, again, we're going to look into it.
[53:37] I don't think there's an easy fix.
[53:38] If there is a fix, the best thing we can do,
is hope for no snow.
[53:42] There is one more option that could actually
solve a little bit of
[53:46] problem is, instead of having a parking on
the north side of the street,
[53:51] if the parking was changed to the south side,
at least the plow is not going to go
[53:55] from there while they make that turn and dump
all that snow.
[53:59] And it might get cleaned much faster as well.
[54:02] Ok, I took this down as a note, and maybe it's
a great option.
[54:08] Let's take a look at it. I'll be looking forward
to hear from you.
[54:10] I can't visualize, but we'll take a look at
it.
[54:11] Ok. Thank you.
[54:12] Thank you.
[54:15] Champlain.
[54:18] Janet Hannah.
[54:24] Good evening. Good evening.
[54:28] I have a a small clip that I will play for
you.
[54:31] That's my introduction.
[54:33] As I stated publicly on many occasions, there
is no definitive scientific proof
[54:39] through real-world observation that carbon
dioxide is responsible for any
[54:44] of the slight warming of the global climate
that has occurred
[54:47] during the last 300 years, since the peak of
the Little Ice Age.
[54:52] If there were such a proof-No, you have to
stop it.
[54:55] I'm sorry, you have to stop it?
[54:56] It would have been written down. You have to
stop it.
[54:59] Thank you.
[55:00] Why do I need to stop it? That's part of my
three minutes.
[55:02] It contravient our bylaws.
[55:04] Is that Maitre Thiebault? Yes.
[55:09] Just a second.
[55:11] The contention that human emissions are
[55:16] now the dominant influence on climate is
[55:22] simply a hypothesis rather than a universally
accepted scientific theory.
[55:26] . Sorry?
[55:29] Did she not say to continue? No, she meant...
[55:32] She didn't mean for you to continue.
[55:36] She wanted us to continue with the conversation,
but not hearing it.
[55:43] Just a second.
[55:45] She's just checking the bilan?
[55:48] It's not allowed to circulate documents, and
document is paper or videos or
[55:57] documents in a large perspective.
[56:00] You're not allowed to use it.
[56:01] This is not a document, that's a video.
[56:03] The video fits into a document?
[56:04] It fits under the document description. Ok.
[56:08] I didn't know
[56:10] that that fit into a document,
[56:21] that video actually fits into a document.
[56:34] In any case, this would be a dead planet.
[56:45] Millions of our hard-earned dollars are being
spent on the biggest hoax,
[56:50] lie, and fraud ever.
[56:52] We breathe in 0.
[56:53] 4% carbon dioxide, we breathe out or exhale
4.
[56:58] 4% carbon dioxide.
[57:02] Zero carbon emissions means we're dead.
[57:05] Do you want us dead?
[57:08] Is that your agenda?
[57:09] Is that our government's agenda?
[57:12] Je quote: CO₂, le carbone, est le bâtiment
de la vie sur Terre.
[57:18] Sans sa présence dans l'atmosphère mondiale,
ce serait un planète mort.
[57:23] Je quote: Tous les vêtements commerciaux de
vêtements en France autour du monde
[57:29] mondial sont en train de yet we are being told
that
[57:35] climate change is our fault. I'm not finished
yet.
[57:39] I have three minutes. You had interrupted me
during my...
[57:42] I'm sorry, I'm the one that will decide.
[57:45] When you have your three minutes, I'll give
you...
[57:46] I pay taxes and I pay your salary.
[57:49] I am not done.
[57:51] I pay taxes.
[57:52] I will give you 15 secondes extra.
[57:53] I pay taxes and I was interrupted for several
minutes.
[57:58] Yet, we're being told that climate change is
our fault.
[58:01] That is a lie and a hoax.
[58:03] If there is a warming of the planet, it is
because it's cyclical and totally
[58:07] natural and has nothing to do with carbon emissions.
[58:10] You can do your own research.
[58:12] Yet, you're spending millions of dollars to
buy
[58:16] electric cars, to install charging stations.
[58:19] I am giving you... Monsieur Hannah.
[58:19] Monsieur Hannah. I was interrupted.
[58:20] You were interrupted, but of all due respect,
[58:22] everybody in this room has the same time. I'm
being lenient.
[58:25] I'm giving you 15 secondes more.
[58:27] Ask your question, please. I am.
[58:28] Thank you.
[58:28] Making it illegal for people to use wood burning
stoves,
[58:34] as the gentleman had earlier said, and solid
fuel burning fireplaces.
[58:38] Why?
[58:39] To limit our freedom and make us dependent
on l'électricité.
[58:43] Here in Point Claire, when there's a little
bit of wind or
[58:46] somebody farts, l'électricité va sortir.
[58:49] C'est ce que l'item numéro 2, 5.
[58:51] 2, is all about, isn't it? Question, please.
[58:55] 5.2 doesn't say much about that bylaw, but
I am totally against it.
[59:00] Excuse me, your time is up.
[59:01] Excuse me, can you ever...
[59:03] Turn off the mic, please. Please provide additional.
[59:04] I'm not done.
[59:06] Excuse me.
[59:08] So, first of all, 5.
[59:10] 2, for the fireplace bylaw, nobody's cutting
out fireplaces.
[59:14] Read the bylaw, which you have not seen yet,
so you're making these accusations
[59:18] that you don't even know what you're talking
about.
[59:20] The bylaw will be posted there, and it's a
fair bylaw to protect
[59:24] everybody, to let people still burn wood, to
let people have gas, fireplace,
[59:28] but also help people that have asthma, everything.
[59:31] There are regulations out there.
[59:33] So that is the purpose of bylaw.
[59:55] It's not a climate change issue.
[1:00:05] It's a public safety issue. There's a difference.
[1:00:08] Thank you. Thank you.
[1:00:09] Next. Nasser El Dhabi.
[1:00:22] Good evening. Good evening.
[1:00:24] My question about...
[1:00:26] Because I care about young family and affordable.
[1:00:33] The property in 755 boulevard Saint-Jean, what
they started building a
[1:00:39] few years ago and was treated...
[1:00:43] The city council, they said, is affordable
for young family and 30%
[1:00:52] discount than the average price.
[1:00:55] When we short the last D'ailleurs, la dernière
administration,
[1:01:02] what is written in the front is Luxury Condo
for rent.
[1:01:06] After that, when we show it, they removed that.
[1:01:10] Now, we received that in the mail.
[1:02:15] And that's based on the income, the average
income of the area.
[1:02:18] So the average income in Point Claire is whatever
it started.
[1:02:21] Is that affordable for a young family? First
of all, which building?
[1:02:22] I didn't hear the address. The building in
the 755 in Saint-Jean.
[1:02:23] The big apartment, 361 apartment. The one,
what is it?
[1:02:24] .
[1:02:24] Scalerole, that's the new one, the new building.
[1:02:25] Yeah, the new building. That's what they are
doing.
[1:02:26] I don't know the address, but that's right.
[1:02:27] 755. Yes, that is what they are.
[1:02:28] That is what we received. Let me explain something
to you.
[1:02:29] I understand what you're saying about affordable
than that going rate.
[1:02:31] That being said, that building there, if I
remember right, Eric,
[1:02:34] or somebody can correct me, that building,
your building, CMHC,
[1:02:38] has given a status where 100% of the apartments
in there
[1:02:42] are below the going rate.
[1:02:44] Is that right or wrong?
[1:02:46] That's correct.
[1:02:47] I understand that 1,712, it's a lot of money.
[1:02:51] We're not used to paying, but it's a lot.
[1:02:53] It is 10% lower than what it could get on the
real market.
[1:02:57] And that's what the government, that's the
government regulation.
[1:02:59] That's what they consider affordable.
[1:03:01] We don't control rents. We're not tenants.
[1:03:03] We don't own real estate.
[1:03:04] But the CMHC, the government body who finances
those
[1:03:10] buildings, are the ones that establishes what
they consider affordable housing.
[1:03:15] That's out of our control.
[1:03:17] What we can do, which we have done, we've tried
to get more than the 10%
[1:03:21] required in the whole building, that building,
because the status they
[1:03:24] got, they got 100% of the units are subsidized
or reduced rates.
[1:03:29] So that's something we can do.
[1:03:30] Besides that, we have no control over what
the rent is.
[1:03:33] We're not in that business.
[1:03:34] I know, mais when we asked the question, they
said it's 30% below the average.
[1:03:42] No, not 30% below.
[1:03:44] It's 30% of your income can go to the housing.
[1:03:46] In downtown, in downtown, with the same quality,
everything,
[1:03:49] it's a lot of less than that. I know.
[1:03:51] No, it's not.
[1:03:52] Yes, my son is living downtown, and he's pay
a lot of less than
[1:03:56] that in the same quality building.
[1:03:58] Il's not living in a brand-new building, brand
new, built in 2026, with all the
[1:04:05] amenities and the location that that has.
[1:04:07] You have to remember, location, location, location.
[1:04:09] It's close to the rim, it's close to the public
transit, it's got everything there.
[1:04:12] There's a value to be paid for that.
[1:04:14] But by every year, il y a That's out of our
control.
[1:04:15] We do not control rents.
[1:04:17] We do not control rents.
[1:04:19] I understand, we all have children, and cost
of living is high pour tout le
[1:04:23] monde, but that's out of our control.
[1:04:25] Ok. All right.
[1:04:27] My second question, please, about the snow.
[1:04:30] I can't suggest... You're going to re-up 35
seconds?
[1:04:32] No.
[1:04:33] About the snow, when you clean the snow, you
can shoot the snow
[1:04:41] one time in the right, one time in the left,
so you don't have
[1:04:44] to accumulate the snow in one side.
[1:04:47] I totally get it, but I wish it was that easy
to do.
[1:04:52] Because you have to follow routes, and the
plows never are made to go a certain way.
[1:04:58] And yes, there's things to be said about that.
[1:05:02] I'm not disagreeing with you, but it's not
as easy as you think it is.
[1:05:06] And highways go one way, and the other way,
there's a reason for that.
[1:05:15] Same with snow trucks, when they go around
[1:05:21] the street, they go around for a reason.
[1:05:26] But like I said, the other gentleman, we're
going to crack in the street,
[1:05:35] the other company is going to fix it. Is that
true?
[1:05:39] I didn't catch the last part of your question,
sorry.
[1:05:41] When I ask the worker what they're fixing the
whole
[1:05:45] industry, they're already doing a good job.
[1:05:48] But I ask about what the big crack in the street,
they said there's another
[1:05:52] company coming to do that. Is that true?
[1:05:54] I'll have to talk to the employee to make sure
that what he forwarded is accurate.
[1:05:59] Yeah, because the crack, that's when you buy
the kids,
[1:06:03] that is the very dangerous, really, because
we have two
[1:06:06] schools in the same street.
[1:06:08] So it's for the kids.
[1:06:10] Thank you. You're going to get that?
[1:06:12] We'll look in then, get back. Ok, Geneviève
Lussier.
[1:06:26] Bonsoir tout le monde. Bonsoir.
[1:06:30] Ma question est relative à la protection des
espaces naturels,
[1:06:32] notamment la forêt Fairview.
[1:06:34] Québec a fait des changements à la loi encadrant
l'autorisation d'utiliser le
[1:06:41] 310 millions qui a été mis de côté pour
la protection des...
[1:06:44] Pas la protection, je m'excuse, pour l'utilisation...
[1:06:48] Excusez-moi.
[1:06:49] La loi encadra l'utilisation de 310 millions
qui a été récolté auprès des
[1:06:53] promoteurs pour compenser la destruction des
milieux humides.
[1:06:57] Les changements qui ont été faits permettent
maintenant
[1:07:01] ces fonds-là à être utilisés pour l'acquisition
des milieux naturels
[1:07:06] qui comprennent des milieux humides.
[1:07:08] Donc, c'est non seulement maintenant pour la
création et la restauration de milieux
[1:07:12] humides, c'est maintenant la loi permet maintenant
l'acquisition des milieux
[1:07:16] naturels qui comprennent les milieux humides.
[1:07:17] Donc, ça serait possible d'utiliser ces fonds-là,
peut-être pour la
[1:07:22] protection de la forêt feuille vieux.
[1:07:25] Il y a aussi Québec qui a fait des gros changements
au plan de
[1:07:30] protection aux inondations.
[1:07:32] On a beaucoup des problèmes d'inondation récemment,
vous le savez.
[1:07:38] Alors ma question, c'est si la ville s'engage
à explorer la
[1:07:43] possibilité d'accéder à une part de ses
fonds pour la protection des milieux
[1:07:47] naturels et milieux humains, parce que ça
fait partie de notre
[1:07:50] patrimoine naturel, ça serait bien de le protéger.
[1:07:52] Donc, est-ce que la ville s'engagera à explorer
d'accéder à une
[1:07:59] part de ses trois 110 millions là.
[1:08:04] On peut certainement regarder ce qui est réalisable
ou non, etc.
[1:08:09] Mais c'est sans garantie. Non, je comprends.
[1:08:12] Il doit avoir des paramètres et des critères
spécifiques.
[1:08:16] Je ne peux pas m'avancer, je ne l'ai pas...
[1:08:18] Je n'ai pas vu les critères moi non plus pour
accéder ces fonds-là.
[1:08:21] Mais le fait, c'est qu'il y a juste 5% de ces
fonds-là qui ont été excédés.
[1:08:24] L'argent n'a pas été utilisé comme il est
supposé être utilisé.
[1:08:28] Puis là, il y a un nouveau gouvernement, ce
qui fait que c'est
[1:08:59] possible que ces fonds-là, ils vont être
possiblement accédables.
[1:08:59] Donc, merci votre réponse.
[1:08:59] I was really disappointed to see the Arborist
report for that
[1:09:00] redevelopment project.
[1:09:00] I realized this is not the Demolition Committee
meeting.
[1:09:00] The meeting is next week for Demolition Committee.
[1:09:00] However, I think it'd be important to bring
it up now because the
[1:09:00] decision will be made next week.
[1:09:03] Though there are 18 trees to be filled on that
property, apparently,
[1:09:06] according to the Arborist report, and one of
them is actually a city tree,
[1:09:10] and a few are on the periphery of the two homes
that are being to be
[1:09:16] reconstructed or rebuilt.
[1:09:19] I would really like whoever is on the demolition
committee to really reconsider
[1:09:23] the felling of the trees that are on the periphery
of that property,
[1:09:28] especially the city tree.
[1:09:29] I'm not sure how a public tree could be allowed
to be filled.
[1:09:34] I think that that's wrong, especially that
they're all basically mature trees.
[1:09:39] So my question is if the city, the demolition
Commissioning Committee
[1:09:45] could look at the Arborist report and consider
the fact
[1:09:48] that one of the trees is a city tree that has
to be filled.
[1:09:51] Et I think that that's completely wrong.
[1:09:53] And the other trees on the periphery should
not be filled either.
[1:09:57] We'll take a look at it, madame Lucie.
[1:09:59] I'm sorry, I don't have it in front of me,
but we'll take a look at it.
[1:10:03] You'll hear, we'll get back to you next week.
[1:10:05] I'll be at the meeting next week as well.
[1:10:07] Then I just wanted to bring that up. We'll
take a good look at it.
[1:10:10] Thank you. Thank you.
[1:10:12] Hans Volstad?
[1:10:15] .
[1:10:21] Hi, I'm Hans Volstedt, a resident at 200 Belmont,
facing the new sponge Park.
[1:10:28] Yes, sir.
[1:10:28] Which, I have to say, is turning out very nicely.
[1:10:31] It's a nice piece of work.
[1:10:33] Visually, I guess, well, functionally, I guess
we'll find out within, I guess,
[1:10:40] by June next year, we'll find out whether it
actually functions or not.
[1:10:44] I guess, one of the things I noticed, I have
to say, the contractor seems
[1:10:51] to have done a great job there.
[1:10:53] There were gangbusters all over it.
[1:10:55] And then, at the end of august, everything
stopped.
[1:11:01] And now I see that at 16 point... What is it?
[1:11:04] 16. 1?
[1:11:06] On the agenda, tonight, you're approving a
change notice.
[1:11:10] So I wonder, the reason they stopped work at
the end of august, is
[1:11:16] because you had not yet approved the work that
they had to do?
[1:11:20] No.
[1:11:22] I don't know why.
[1:11:23] I've been driving by regular, I was there today,
I went in a terracot,
[1:11:26] they were all working today. No.
[1:11:28] I have nothing to do with the change order.
[1:11:31] I don't know why they stopped in august.
[1:11:33] Maybe they were waiting for material or something,
but I'm not aware.
[1:11:36] Are you aware that they stopped, Mr. Hussle?
[1:11:38] No, I'll find out. Okay.
[1:11:40] Because I understand, contractors are not allowed
to work beyond
[1:11:45] the value that has been approved by council,
right?
[1:11:48] So now you have 100...
[1:11:51] No. You agree.
[1:11:53] Yeah, okay.
[1:11:54] They're not allowed to perform beyond what
you've already approved.
[1:11:58] So it would make sense that they would then
stop and wait your
[1:12:02] approval to continue.
[1:12:04] The change tonight for this contract, if I
may, Mr. Mur, I can describe
[1:12:10] which they are.
[1:12:12] The amendments the contract includes, but it's
not limited to corrective works on
[1:12:18] the bassin, the addition of a géotextile membrane
and stones, and the addition
[1:12:23] of post gates and sections of fencing.
[1:12:26] So this is basically how the contract will
be modified tonight if Council approve it.
[1:12:32] Ok. So will this be the final?
[1:12:34] Do you expect that this is the final change
notice that
[1:12:37] you're going to approve? It should be.
[1:12:39] Because we do know that at the time of bid,
there was some 10,000 tons of
[1:12:45] transports qui étaient laissés à l'avis
de la contracture, le fait de le faire.
[1:12:50] C'est un peu comme ça que le reconduire, c'est-à-dire
que le reconduire
[1:12:54] était dû à ce niveau-là.
[1:12:56] Non, il n'y a rien à foutre.
[1:12:58] Vous êtes supposé vous faire une erreur.
[1:12:59] Non, je ne suis pas supposé.
[1:13:01] Une chose que Point Claire fait, c'est que
quand on approuve un tender qui
[1:13:08] vient, on approuve l'amount qui vient.
[1:13:10] On ne met pas de contingency de 10 ou 20 pour
cent sur l'amount
[1:13:14] qui est prévu that amount.
[1:13:15] So every change order has to come here as a
change.
[1:13:18] It could be $200, it could be $5,000, it could
be $3,000.
[1:13:21] We don't approve a million-dollar contract
with $100,000 to play with.
[1:13:27] That way, every change order has to come to
Council no matter what the
[1:13:30] amount is, so we're aware.
[1:13:32] So that's why a lot of times, you see change
orders.
[1:13:34] It's not just pre-approved, if that's the way
de say it.
[1:13:37] So that's why you see a lot of change orders
in Point Claire, but it makes a
[1:13:41] better control over the overall process. Ok.
[1:13:46] I know that you have some project management
professionals on staff at
[1:13:50] Point Claire, and they might counter your approach
to this, that this goes
[1:13:55] contrary to project management principles.
[1:13:58] Well, no, this is what we do.
[1:13:59] Anyway, so- Am I right with the process?
[1:14:01] Exactly, that's what I said.
[1:14:02] Anyway, Mister, that's the process in Point
Claire for a reason,
[1:14:06] and that's to get better control.
[1:14:07] The contractors don't just walk in and think
they have an extra 10% to play with.
[1:14:11] No, no, that's not the contractor.
[1:14:13] It's your city staff that the 10% to play with.
[1:14:16] So if you don't trust- You have a question,
sir?
[1:14:18] Yes.
[1:14:19] My question is: has the progress been delayed
because of
[1:14:25] your policy of not having contingency on projects?
[1:14:30] I don't know any about that project stopping,
unless they were waiting
[1:14:34] for some material or something.
[1:14:35] But no, that's not why it was stopped.
[1:14:38] If you're telling me it was stopped.
[1:14:40] They were working up inside Terracotta for
a while.
[1:14:42] Maybe you didn't see them up there.
[1:14:44] No, that was back at the end of august. Anyway,
I don't know.
[1:14:46] I can't answer your question. I don't know.
[1:14:48] Okay, you don't know. The answer, the product,
is certain, no.
[1:14:52] Right? That's it?
[1:14:53] Yeah.
[1:14:54] Thank you.
[1:14:55] Any other questions? Thank you.
[1:14:59] Okay.
[1:15:10] 5,1. 5,1.
[1:15:11] Adoption.
[1:15:12] Avis de motion et dépôt d'un projet de règlement
décrétant un emprunt à long
[1:15:16] terme et une dépense en immobilisation de
12 millions de dollars pour la réfection
[1:15:20] majeure du viaduc du boulevard Saint-Jean,
au-dessus de l'autoroute 40.
[1:15:24] Les travaux incluent la réfection de la chaussée,
l'ajout d'une piste
[1:15:27] multifonctionnelle, le remplacement du trottoir
[1:15:58] la modernisation de l'éclairage de la rue
et les frais d'honoraires
[1:15:59] professionnels reliés à ce projet.
[1:15:59] To prohibit the use of any wood burning appliance
or solid fuel burning fireplace
[1:16:00] while a smog warning is in effect.
[1:16:00] Prohibit, even in the absence of a smog warning,
the use of any appliance that is
[1:16:00] not certified in accordance with CSA standard
B415.
[1:16:00] 1, EPA standards, or any other recognized equivalent
standard.
[1:16:03] To be considered compliant, the appliance must
have a fine particulate
[1:16:06] matter emission rate of less than 2.5 grammes
par hour, provide a 24
[1:16:11] month transition period for appliances
[1:16:13] installed prior to the coming 5.
[1:16:21] 3, avis de motion et dépôt d'un projet de
règlement modifiant le règlement PC 28
[1:16:30] 06-1 sur le régime de retraite des employés
de la ville au Point de Claire.
[1:16:33] La présente modification vise le régime de
retraite des employés de la ville au Point
[1:16:37] de Claire et a comme objectif de se conformer
à une demande de retraite Québec
[1:16:40] concernant la transformation des rentes pour
les employés Coles-Blanc datant de 2
[1:16:45] 10 impliquant la modification de l'annexe F
du règlement qui s'intitule Disposition
[1:16:49] particulière au col blanc concernant le volet
à cotisations déterminées.
[1:16:53] .
[1:17:07] 5,4.
[1:17:07] Adoption de la by-law decréant the exigible
of tariff for the financing of
[1:17:10] properties, services and activities offered
by the City of
[1:17:13] Point-Clair for fiscal year 5,5.
[1:17:17] Adoption d'un règlement décanté à un emprunt
à long terme et une dépense en
[1:17:20] immobilisation de 1 940 000 $ pour divers travaux
devant être exécutés
[1:17:24] sur les bâtiments de la ville.
[1:17:25] De façon non-exhaustive, les divers travaux
visent le Centre
[1:17:28] sportif Oliver Coyte et le Centre culturel
Stuart Hall, les services professionnels
[1:17:32] pour divers autres bâtiments ainsi que la
main d'œuvre directement
[1:17:36] associée à ces projets.
[1:17:37] Le montant financier sera remboursé par le
biais d'une taxe imposée à l'ensemble de
[1:17:40] la municipalité sur la base de la valeur foncière
des immeubles imposables,
[1:17:44] et ce, sur une période de 20 ans.
[1:18:18] 5,7.
[1:18:19] Adoption d'un règlement décrétant un emprunt
à long terme et une dépense en
[1:18:22] immobilisation de 4 495 000 $ pour des projets
de
[1:18:25] resurfaçage de façon non-existive.
[1:18:28] La somme sera affectée et aux travaux de resurfaçage
sur le chemin du bord du lac
[1:18:32] Lakeshore, à partir de l'avenue 5th vers l'ouest
et aux travaux de resurfaçage du
[1:18:37] boulevard Saint-Jean entre l'avenue Sedgefield
et le boulevard I-Mys,
[1:18:41] ainsi que la main d'œuvre directement associée
à ces projets.
[1:18:44] Le montant financier sera remboursé par le
biais d'une taxe imposée à l'ensemble de
[1:18:47] la municipalité sur la base de la valeur foncière
des immeubles imposables,
[1:18:51] et ça, sur une période de 20 ans.
[1:19:00] Pour various civil infrastructure, electrical
and landscape architecture
[1:19:03] works, including stormwater management.
[1:19:06] The works covered involved, but are not limited
to the complete
[1:19:08] reconstruction of infrastructure in the Tampico
sector,
[1:19:11] the replacement of concrete roadway lighting
system on Pardo, Duke of Kent,
[1:19:15] and Douglas Shand avenues, various works at
Hermitage and
[1:19:19] Summerhill Tennis Parks, as well as labor directly
associated with these projects.
[1:19:23] The amount to be financed will be reimbursed
by a tax levied on the entire
[1:19:26] municipality based on the property value of
taxable buildings over
[1:20:00] 20 et 30 avenue Vermont.
[1:20:03] 6,2.
[1:20:03] Granté financial support for a total amount
of $150 to the
[1:20:07] organization Les amis de Maywood.
[1:20:08] The request for financial assistance in the
amount of $150 is for the Christmas
[1:20:12] dinner of the residents of the Edwin Crawford
Residence,
[1:20:15] located at 35 Maywood Avenue.
[1:20:18] 6,3.
[1:20:18] Accorder un soutien financier pour un montant
total de 450 $ à divers
[1:20:20] organismes sans but lucratif.
[1:20:20] Le soutien financier est de 150 $ pour chacun
des trois comités sociaux des
[1:20:21] bâtiments situés au 10, 20 et 30 avenue Vermont.
[1:20:21] . .
[1:20:21] . .
[1:20:21] . .
[1:20:21] . .
[1:20:21] .
[1:20:21] Cesse 3, accordé un soutien financier pour
un montant total de 150 $ à la résidence
[1:20:22] Maywood demande un soutien financier de 150
$ de la part de la résidence Maywood
[1:20:26] pour le repas de Noël des résidences en 6,4:
to grant a financial support for a
[1:20:36] total amount of 52 582 dollars to PME Montréal,
Ouest de l'Ile.
[1:20:41] Pme Montréal, Ouest de l'Ile is requesting
a contribution for the operating costs of
[1:20:45] the Industrial Commission Office in the amount
of 52
[1:20:48] 582 dollars to promote economic and industrial
development in the West Island.
[1:20:52] You have a move on a seconder for 6,1 through
6,4, please.
[1:20:56] Cynthia Home, District 5.
[1:21:00] Kelly Thorsted-Cullen, District 3. All in favor?
[1:21:03] Thank you. 10.
[1:21:04] 1, déposée... Pardon.
[1:21:09] 8.
[1:21:09] 1, autorisé le renouvellement de l'abonnement
de la ville au Point-Clair à
[1:21:18] la Chambre de commerce de l'Ouest de l'Île-Montréal
pour 2026 et 2027.
[1:21:26] Ludovic Matthews, District 2.
[1:21:30] .
[1:21:30] Clôture de messe, District 1. .
[1:21:34] .
[1:21:36] .
[1:21:39] 10.
[1:21:41] 2: Déposer l'état comparatif des activités
financières ainsi que
[1:21:49] l'état approvisionnel.
[1:21:50] L'état comparatif est au 31 août 2026 et
l'état prévisionnel
[1:21:58] est jusqu'au 31 décembre 2026. 12.
[1:22:01] 1: To file the list of Delegated Staff Changes
for the month of October, 2026.
[1:22:06] 12. 1: C'est ça 12,2.
[1:22:13] C'est ça.
[1:22:15] 12,2, pardon.
[1:22:17] Approuver la liste des changements au personnel
par décision non
[1:22:20] déléguée au 6 octobre, 2026.
[1:22:23] We have a move in a seconder for 12,2, please.
[1:22:26] Mike Podvain, District 8, second by.
[1:22:29] Ludovic.
[1:22:34] 14,1. .
[1:22:36] 14,1. .
[1:22:37] 14,2.
[1:22:37] To award a contract for the supply and delivery
of sodium chloride,
[1:22:40] which is Pavement De-Icing Treated Salt for
the 2026-2027 season
[1:22:45] to Celto Distribution Inc.
[1:22:47] For a total amount of 887,767,97 cents taxes
included.
[1:22:54] 14,2.
[1:22:54] Conclure une entente avec le Centre d'acquisition
gouvernemental pour la
[1:22:57] disposition de biens excédentaires de la ville.
[1:23:00] .
[1:23:02] Kelly Thorsted-Cullen, District 3.
[1:23:08] Second by. City Home, District 5.
[1:23:11] Thank you.
[1:23:12] All in favor? All in favor.
[1:23:15] Thank you. 15.
[1:23:17] 1.
[1:23:19] Approved a change order to the contract entered
into with Construction Telva for
[1:23:23] the renovation of the Inspection Public Security
Department,
[1:23:26] ISP, and the Pointclair Volunteer
[1:23:28] Rescue Department, 15,2.
[1:23:50] Approuvé de modification au contrat intervenu
avec EMJ Construction pour des
[1:23:54] travaux de réaménagement des vestiaires et
des bureaux du Centre aquatique pour un
[1:23:58] montant de 92 420,42 sous taxes inclus.
[1:24:02] La modification au contrat concerne de façon
non-exhaustive des travaux de
[1:24:06] démolition d'une dalle pour le passage d'un
conduit électrique,
[1:24:09] des modifications au type de porte, l'ajustement
de certaines cloisons,
[1:24:12] des travaux de désamiantage et le mandat à
un spécialiste sur le niveau de risque
[1:24:17] pour les travaux de désamiantage.
[1:24:50] 15,4: Attribuer un contrat pour la réparation
de la structure de la tour de
[1:24:53] tremplin de la piscine Centre aquatique à
Triforme pour un montant total de 55 188,
[1:24:59] inclus, un montant de 27 594, cette taxe incluse.
[1:25:03] En août 2026, la Ville a mandaté Triforme
pour l'exécution de travaux de
[1:25:08] réparation de béton au Centre aquatique.
[1:25:10] Pendant les travaux, des réparations additionnelles
ont été
[1:25:12] jugées nécessaires et les travaux ont été
complétés à la suite de
[1:25:15] l'approbation requise.
[1:25:17] Par la suite, des fragments de béton ont commencé
à se détacher causant
[1:25:20] des enjeux de sécurité.
[1:25:21] La Ville a mandaté un ingénieur en structure
afin d'effectuer une inspection
[1:25:24] détaillée et de déterminer les interventions
requises pour assurer la
[1:25:27] pérennité et la sécurité de l'ouvrage.
[1:25:30] L'offre de triformes s'avère la plus avantageuse
et celle qui permet d'assurer
[1:25:35] la continuité du chantier et de maintenir
la cohérence des interventions
[1:25:39] sur la structure.
[1:26:20] 16,2.
[1:26:22] Approuver les modifications au contrat intervenu
avec les entreprises J.
[1:26:26] P. C.
[1:26:27] O. N.
[1:26:27] E.
[1:26:27] Pour la construction d'une piste cyclable multifonctionnelle
sur le boulevard des
[1:26:30] Sources, entre les avenues Saint-Louis et Bellemont
pour un montant de
[1:26:34] 38 746,58 sous taxes inclus.
[1:26:37] La modification au contrat concerne de façon
non-exhaustive des travaux afin de
[1:26:41] recharger l'accottement avec un matériau granulaire
et à mettre en place un
[1:26:45] revêtement afin de limiter les risques futurs
d'érosion.
[1:26:49] Les matériaux fins transportés vers le fossé
par les eaux de ruissellement
[1:26:53] devront également être retirés afin de rétablir
la capacité hydraulique du fossé
[1:26:57] et d'assurer son bon fonctionnement. 16.
[1:26:59] 3.
[1:27:03] Appropriate the sums required for the creation
of new budget codes for the
[1:27:06] general fund surplus and the Parks and Playgrounds
fund for various
[1:27:09] interventions in 2027.
[1:27:11] Appropriations from the accumulated unallocated
surplus totaling 2 075,000
[1:27:15] dollars are for various information technology
projects,
[1:27:18] projects involving municipal buildings, and
electrical projects.
[1:27:22] Appropriation from the Parks and Playgrounds
fund totaling 800,000 dollars
[1:27:26] are for the development of parks and green
spaces,
[1:27:29] active transportation, marquings, and the replacement
of docks.
[1:27:33] These appropriations are necessary to carry
out the works in 2027.
[1:27:39] Can I have a move or a seconder, please? Closé.
[1:27:47] 16,1-16,3?
[1:27:49] 16,1-15,3, please.
[1:27:53] Do you want to move there? Yeah, the mover,
please.
[1:27:57] Second by? My God, 20 district, N'Milstein.
[1:28:00] All in favor?
[1:28:03] Mike got an old copy of agenda, sorry.
[1:28:06] My numbers don't coincide.
[1:28:08] We got to figure it out. Good?
[1:28:10] 16,4.
[1:28:11] Autoriser la soumission d'une demande d'aide
financière dans le cadre d'un
[1:28:15] programme d'aide aux infrastructures de transports
actifs,
[1:28:19] aussi appelé Véloce 3, pour le projet de
réfection du chemin du
[1:28:24] bord du lac Lakeshore, de l'avenue Fifth vers
l'ouest.
[1:28:26] Ce projet inclue l'aménagement d'une bande
cyclable, prolongeant un tronçon
[1:28:30] manquant de la Route verte.
[1:28:33] 16,5.
[1:28:34] Authorize the submission of a request within
the framework of the
[1:28:37] Financial Aid Program for the Development of
Active Transportation within Urban
[1:28:40] areas, the TAPU, in connection with the construction
of a multi-use pathway on
[1:28:45] Saint-Jean Boulevard overpass spanning Highway
40.
[1:28:47] The proposed bike path is approximately 230
mètres in length and is eligible for a
[1:28:52] maximum financial contribution of $230,000.
[1:28:55] 16,6.
[1:28:56] Autorisé à la soumission d'une demande dans
le cadre du Programme d'aide
[1:28:59] financière en matière au développement des
transports actifs dans les périmètres
[1:29:03] urbains, TAPU, pour l'implantation d'un réseau
de vélo en libre-service, Bixi.
[1:29:08] L'expansion du réseau Bixi sur le territoire
de la ville, au Point-Clair,
[1:29:12] s'insère dans une volonté d'extension du
réseau vers l'ouest de l'Ile-de-Montréal,
[1:29:16] où certaines municipalités voisines ont déjà
adopté la solution de vélo partage.
[1:29:21] À point clair, le réseau Bixi permettra un
accès simplifié aux
[1:29:24] stations du Rennes et Exo.
[1:30:00] C'est le 1,87 $, 82 cents taxes included.
[1:30:01] Since then, costs have increased.
[1:30:03] The rising cost is due to the need for archeological
supervision during
[1:30:07] excavation, and the necessity of replacing
four additional adjacent poles to allow
[1:30:11] for the relocation of the original pole.
[1:30:13] The cost of the work is now 30,279,82 cents
taxes included.
[1:30:19] We have a move for 16,7, please.
[1:30:22] Andrew Switinski, District 4. Second by.
[1:30:25] Claudine Demers, District 1. All in favor?
[1:30:28] Thank you.
[1:30:31] Les personnes présentes peuvent s'adresser
au conseil concernant les items
[1:30:35] 17.1 à 17.4 ainsi qu'à 17.7 et 17.
[1:30:39] 9. .
[1:30:46] . .
[1:30:48] .
[1:30:56] . .
[1:30:57] . .
[1:31:02] Good evening, Mr. Mayor and members of the
Council.
[1:31:05] I'm Paul Gablo.
[1:31:06] This is my wife, Louise Hainé.
[1:31:09] We live at 4 Julian, in Point Claire, Québec,
which is
[1:31:13] right adjacent to the lot.
[1:31:16] We're here because we strongly oppose the request
for a new subdivision of 2
[1:31:22] Bowling Green, with a access from the end of
Julian.
[1:31:28] We oppose this request as this will seriously
affect our enjoyment of the
[1:31:33] property and would negatively impact accessibility,
safety, and drainage,
[1:31:39] and is not in keeping with proper planning
guidelines.
[1:31:43] We move to Fort Julian 25 years ago, and fell
in love with the property.
[1:31:49] It's at the end of a cul-de-sac, beautiful
trees and greenery.
[1:31:55] It's very private, very quiet.
[1:31:57] It's a great place to raise our kids.
[1:31:59] Granting a subdivision, an eventual building
of a house,
[1:32:03] which is right adjacent to this, at the end
of the lane,
[1:32:05] would seriously compromise all the attributes
we love of our property.
[1:32:10] There are also significant safety and accessibility
issues.
[1:32:14] This section of Julian is more like a lane.
[1:32:18] It's not really a street, it's an extension,
and it's very narrow.
[1:32:22] It's about 5 mètres wide.
[1:32:24] So really, just about half the width of a normal
street.
[1:32:29] We're currently The only property that is accessed
exclusively through this lane,
[1:32:34] this lane is just under 5 metres wide, as I
said.
[1:32:37] There's not enough room for two cars to pass.
[1:32:42] It's more than 30 metres long, from the main
street to the end of Julian.
[1:32:49] If a car was to enter into that lot, the only
way to get out,
[1:32:54] they would have to back up the hallway, or
they'd have to back up into our
[1:32:58] driveway to get out, or they would You have
to do a big U-turn
[1:33:02] in the lot, which there's just no room. It
makes no sense.
[1:33:06] Drainage is also concerned.
[1:33:08] This section of Julien is at the end of a very
long hill, and there's a big
[1:33:14] drain at the bottom of it, which works well,
but a lot of water goes down there.
[1:33:20] And our concern also is that cars passing directly
over this drain to access this
[1:33:25] lot would leave debris and mud and could potentially
clog that drain.
[1:33:34] Another thing I want to mention is this is
specified as a minor variance,
[1:33:41] but I don't see this at all as a minor variant.
[1:33:43] So the request is that there's 15 mètres of
frontage
[1:33:48] on Julian rather than 25 mètres.
[1:33:51] That's the request.
[1:33:53] The reality is this lot is not parallel to
Julian.
[1:33:58] It's at the end of Julian.
[1:34:00] And at the end of Julian, it's 5 metres wide.
[1:34:03] So the real frontage is like 5 metres.
[1:34:06] It's not at all 15 metres.
[1:34:10] This would create a lot and a house in the
middle of basically five
[1:34:15] other houses and properties.
[1:34:17] So it's not in keeping with a typical...
[1:34:21] Where you have frontage on the street, it's
surrounded by other properties.
[1:34:26] So this would diminish the enjoyment of all
the neighboring properties, négatively
[1:34:30] impact the look of the neighborhood.
[1:34:32] The other thing I want to mention, the properties
of Bowling Green,
[1:34:37] have great historical value, need to be preserved
as they
[1:34:41] were originally intended.
[1:34:43] In fact, there's a by law 2787, chap. 7.
[1:34:48] 42, specifically states that the number of
homes which currently exist in the Bowling
[1:34:55] Green District, shall not be increased.
[1:34:58] Ok?
[1:34:58] So for all reasons, I urge you to please deny
this request.
[1:35:04] Thank you.
[1:35:06] Thank you for your input.
[1:35:10] Hi. Good evening.
[1:35:12] My name is Alexandra, and this is Stuart.
[1:35:15] We're also here to oppose items 17. 4, 17.
[1:35:18] 5, 17. 6, pertaining to two Bowling Green.
[1:35:23] Our house on Drayton sits directly behind this
property.
[1:35:27] I want to start by putting something on the
record.
[1:35:29] We wrote to this council twice about this application.
[1:35:32] The only response was an acknowledgement from
the mayor's office,
[1:35:34] directing us to speak here tonight.
[1:35:36] Our questions remain unanswered, so I'm asking
them again on the record.
[1:35:41] Let me be clear about what this application
really is.
[1:35:43] It's not a small adjustment.
[1:35:45] It creates a brand new building lot where none
exist today, carved out of the back
[1:35:50] of an established property on Bowling Green,
[1:35:53] which is a street of recognized heritage character
that your own bylaw singles out
[1:35:58] for special protection, with a stated objective
that the
[1:36:02] number of homes will not be increased.
[1:36:04] It has 15.03 mètres de frontage against the
22.5 that your bylaw requires.
[1:36:11] That's a 33% shortfall on the very dimension
the defines what this law is.
[1:36:18] How is creating a new lot, un tiers de moins
de 1/3 du minimum, a minor matter?
[1:36:22] What is the precedent for that?
[1:36:24] And why is it being decided by council rather
than as a by-law amendment,
[1:36:28] the one distinction that determines whether
residents of this zone
[1:36:33] can register their operation and force a referendum.
[1:36:36] Second is transparency.
[1:36:38] The first notice in september never mention
the subdivision or a
[1:36:42] new access from Rueux Julien.
[1:36:45] And if 17.4 passes, it effectively pre-approved
17.5
[1:36:49] and 17.6 in the same sitting.
[1:36:52] Residents deserve to know that from the start.
[1:36:55] That lot has a flooding history that's serious
enough that the city installed a
[1:36:59] storm drain, and Avenue Julien soaps directly
toward it.
[1:37:03] After the flooding that we've had recently,
has anyone verified that cutting
[1:37:07] a new driveway into that drainage path is safe
for every house surrounding it?
[1:37:12] Behind this file number is our home.
[1:37:14] It Our backyard, where our family gathers,
is where we sit and we watch
[1:37:18] the sun come up on the lake.
[1:37:20] A new house on that lot will look directly
straight down into our yard,
[1:37:24] into our evenings.
[1:37:26] That view is important to us.
[1:37:27] We would have no privacy if this house was
built.
[1:37:32] Our property would lose value through no choice
of ours.
[1:37:36] On that narrow, one-lane, dead-end street where
our children play,
[1:37:40] there would now be a new driveway, more cars,
and a blind corner where
[1:37:45] already, there's mature trees that limit the
visibility.
[1:37:48] So what I'm asking is for you to listen to
the families that live here and listen to
[1:37:54] your own bylaws that were specifically written
to protect this.
[1:37:58] So please deny this application, answer a question,
or force a référendum.
[1:38:02] Thank you. Thank you.
[1:38:04] Thank you for your comment.
[1:38:05] And I'm sorry if we didn't get back to you.
[1:38:09] The process is that you have to come here in
the evening and address the concern.
[1:38:13] A letter, as much as we all read it, I read
it, and it's not part of the process.
[1:38:19] This is where the process takes place.
[1:38:22] So thank you for coming out, voicing your concerns.
[1:38:24] And what we're doing tonight is on the agenda
because the people who own the
[1:38:30] land have the right to ask, right?
[1:38:31] So they're following the process, too.
[1:38:32] And we'll get through it all together. All
right?
[1:38:35] Thank you.
[1:38:37] Good evening.
[1:38:39] My name's Doug Clark.
[1:38:40] I live à 3 Drayton, which is in
[1:38:43] the neighborhood of reconnises.
[1:39:47] The question I would have is: if Bowling Green.
[1:39:51] Le nombre de choses que j'ai préparé a déjà
été dit, donc je
[1:39:52] ne vais pas tout faire.
[1:39:52] La histoire de la in Green area, but it does
raise a significant
[1:39:53] question for council to look at.
[1:39:53] And it's the historical nature of Garden City,
the 1905 creation of Frederick Todd.
[1:39:54] Basically, recognize that in your safe, in
the city of Montreal
[1:39:56] and is considered an exceptional heritage landscape
area, why are we ignoring
[1:40:03] the development or ignoring the historical
character with further development?
[1:40:08] I think we have to maintain that development.
[1:40:12] From a personal point of view, another house
would
[1:40:24] I've been in my house for 42 years, and that
area was a wooded area.
[1:40:33] And somehow, trees have been missing, and now
more trees will be filled.
[1:40:39] And certainly, this is not acceptable because
we need to retain our green space.
[1:40:44] Anyway, the points have been made.
[1:40:45] I have other ones, but I think the larger question
of the historical nature of
[1:40:52] Cedar Park has to be explored further.
[1:40:54] And perhaps I'll be joining you on the 18th
to discuss
[1:41:30] here, and the legal department picked it up
and said, This is not a proper notice.
[1:41:34] It doesn't mention anything about the address
being on Julian.
[1:41:36] So it was very deceiving.
[1:41:37] It wasn't done intentionally.
[1:41:39] It was a real error because the house that
is asking for a subdivision
[1:41:42] is on 2 Bollingré.
[1:41:43] So that's why we pulled it off the agenda in
order to be able to
[1:41:48] send out a new notice.
[1:41:49] I think it was four homes that got them or
six.
[1:41:52] It was just to clarify everything because the
legal department did
[1:41:54] not feel comfortable. So it was a really honest
mistake.
[1:41:57] All right, but thank you, and I hope you understand
[1:42:30] du Comité consultatif d'urbanisme.
[1:42:32] Closine Demers, District 1.
[1:42:40] Closine Demers, District 1.
[1:42:48] Closine Demers, District 1.
[1:42:53] Second by. Ludovic Mathieu, District 2.
[1:42:56] All in favor?
[1:42:58] Thank you.
[1:43:30] District 2.
[1:43:31] Closine Demers, District 1. All in favor?
[1:43:36] Thank you. 17.
[1:43:36] 3.
[1:43:38] Just a second, please. 17.
[1:43:39] 3, Considérer une demande de dérogation mineure.
[1:43:47] Considérer une demande de dérogation mineure
[1:43:53] concernant la propriété située au 94 avenue
Sunderland pour permettre
[1:43:57] l'installation d'un équipement mécanique,
une génératrice,
[1:44:00] utilisée à des fins domestiques situées
à un mètre de la ligne latérale du terrain
[1:44:04] plutôt que le minimum requis de 2,4 mètres.
[1:44:07] Le Comité consultatif d'urbanisme vous recommande
d'approuver la demande.
[1:44:11] .
[1:44:14] Eric Stork, District 7. Second by.
[1:44:18] Mike Budvain, District 8. All in favor?
[1:44:22] Merci. Thank you.
[1:44:23] 17. 4.
[1:44:25] To consider a minor exemption request concerning
the property situated on lot
[1:44:29] 4252 313, on which 2 Bowling Green Avenue is
located.
[1:44:33] It is to permit, as part of the subdivision
of lot
[1:44:36] 4252 313 of the Cadaz du Québec, on which
2 Bowling Green Avenue is
[1:44:40] located, the creation of a new lot fronting
on Julie Avenue,
[1:44:43] with a frontage width of 15.03 mètres, rather
than the minimum
[1:44:47] required of 22.5 mètres.
[1:44:49] The Planning Advisory Committee recommends
the approval of the request.
[1:44:53] Can I have a... Ok.
[1:44:56] How are we going to word this? Everybody understand.
[1:44:58] I would like to. Kelly- Yes.
[1:45:00] Oui. Ok.
[1:45:01] I move to refuse the minor exemption request
concerning the property situated
[1:45:06] on the lot 4252 313, on which 2 Bowling Green
Avenue is located.
[1:45:12] Can I have...
[1:45:15] Go ahead.
[1:45:15] I'm the seconder, Cynthia Homan, District 5.
[1:45:18] Mike Borja.
[1:45:21] I also object.
[1:45:23] Ok, hold on. That'll be at the vote.
[1:45:24] I know, we're going to do a vote.
[1:45:26] I'd like to speak before there's a vote. I'm
going against it.
[1:45:28] I'm going against it.
[1:45:30] Mover, secondaire, and then debate.
[1:45:34] I can't attend everybody's talking. Vote to
refuse.
[1:45:36] I can't understand what everybody's talking
about.
[1:45:36] Vote to refuse. No, but...
[1:45:37] No, no.
[1:45:39] Please, Mr. Mayor, movers. We'll go the regular
way.
[1:45:42] Go ahead.
[1:45:45] It's movers, seconder, and then a debate could
occur.
[1:45:49] Ok, I can't hear you.
[1:45:51] Movers, seconder, and then a debate could be
open.
[1:45:56] Ok. Can I have a mover?
[1:45:58] I move to refuse the minor exemption request
concerning the property situated
[1:46:04] on lot 4252-313, on which Dupont-Green Avenue
is located.
[1:46:08] You have a seconder.
[1:46:10] I second it, Cynthia Home, District 5.
[1:46:13] Now, it's open for...
[1:46:17] Mr. Sousinski?
[1:46:19] Can you open your mic, please?
[1:46:23] I also have some sympathy, obviously,
[1:46:46] to the preservation of heritage buildings.
[1:46:48] I do have a certain reluctance on this.
[1:46:51] First of all, I do believe that subdividing,
[1:46:54] to add smaller and more affordable homes, particularly
in high-income neighborhoods,
[1:47:00] like this one, is site planning integration.
[1:47:01] C'est un bilan qui est relativement clair et
clair, en disant que les projets ne
[1:47:05] devraient pas augmenter le nombre de maisons
dans le secteur de Boulogne.
[1:47:08] C'est un peu noir et noir, et ce serait un
bilan qui est très discrètement.
[1:47:12] J'ai aussi un peu de sympathie, évidemment,
de la préservation
[1:47:14] de les bâtiments d'hôtels. J'ai une certaine
reluctance sur ça.
[1:47:16] Tout d'abord, je crois que c'est divisé pour
ajouter des plus d'hommes,
[1:47:19] en particulier, en particulier, en Les résidents
ont également fait un
[1:47:22] nombre d'arguments concernant les inondations
[1:47:26] avec lesquelles je suis très familier.
[1:47:30] Ils ont été faits par des résidents de la
rue Austin, dans mon district,
[1:47:35] lorsqu'un promoteur a défriché 150 ans et
pavé une grande partie d'un milieu humide
[1:47:42] avec une fossée de drainage peu profonde sur
leur ligne de propriété
[1:47:48] comme principal mécanisme de gestion des eaux
pluviales.
[1:47:52] Les résidents se sont plaints.
[1:47:55] Le conseil a ignoré leur argument et depuis,
les Les résidents d'Honston et
[1:48:00] les maisons de ville du projet sont inondés
en moyenne deux fois par année.
[1:48:09] Je n'aime pas le dire, mais j'ai un peu l'impression
que si ce
[1:48:12] projet reçoit un traitement différent, incluant
un renversement de la décision du
[1:48:17] comité d'urbanisme, je crois que c'est en
partie parce que le
[1:48:22] quartier et les résidents ont un profil socio-économique
et professionnel
[1:48:27] différent de ceux de la rue Austin.
[1:48:59] Merci. .
[1:48:59] . .
[1:48:59] . .
[1:48:59] . .
[1:48:59] . .
[1:48:59] . .
[1:48:59] . .
[1:48:59] . .
[1:48:59] . .
[1:48:59] .
[1:49:30] Et d'intégration architecturale relative à
la propriété située sur le lot
[1:49:33] 4-5-2-3-1-3, sur lequel est situé le 2 avenue
Bowling Green pour une nouvelle
[1:49:40] construction ayant façade sur l'avenue Julien.
[1:49:43] Le Comité constructif d'urbanisme vous recommande
d'approuver la demande.
[1:50:00] Qui est-ce qui est situé? Second by.
[1:50:02] Cynthia, Home District 5.
[1:50:04] All in favor to refuse.
[1:50:08] Thank you. We're going to get this rate.
[1:50:10] 17. 6.
[1:50:12] Just be patient. 17.
[1:50:12] 6.
[1:50:14] Consider the approval of a cadastral operation
approval pertaining to the
[1:50:18] lot 4252-313 of the Cadastre du Québec.
[1:50:21] It is recommended to approve, if applicable,
the cadastral operation
[1:50:24] pertaining to the lot, but to be made conditional
upon the
[1:50:28] applicant's prior payments of a contribution
[1:51:00] .
[1:51:10] Considérer une demande de dérogation mineure
[1:51:14] concernant les lots 2 5 2 7 3 5 7 et 2 5 2
7 3 5 8 du Cadastre du Québec,
[1:51:21] des lots à être subdivisés, situés sur
le coin nord-ouest de
[1:51:25] l'intersection des boulevards Saint-Jean et
Brunswick.
[1:51:27] Le projet d'hôtel bénéficiant d'un usage
conditionnel approuvé lors de la science
[1:51:31] du conseil du 7 avril 2026 afin de permettre,
sur les lots mentionnés,
[1:51:36] à être subdivisé à la construction d'un
bâtiment commercial avec une marge de
[1:51:42] recul latérale de 4,5 mètres plutôt que
le minimum requis de 5 mètres,
[1:51:46] avec des équipements mécaniques sur le toit
d'une hauteur de 5 mètres plutôt que
[1:51:50] le maximum permis de 4 mètres et avec un appentis
de mécanique dépassant la hauteur
[1:51:56] du haut du parapet du toit de 4,5 mètres plutôt
que le maximum permis de 4 mètres.
[1:52:02] B: le rehaussement du niveau de terrain de
1,7 mètres alors que cela n'est pas
[1:52:06] permis, le terrain ayant déjà été situé
30 centimètres plus haut que le
[1:52:10] niveau moyen du centre de la rue.
[1:52:12] C: avec des allées de circulation à double
sens d'une largeur de 6,4 mètres plutôt
[1:52:17] que le minimum requis de 6,6 mètres.
[1:52:20] Et D: avec 0,25 mètres carrés d'espace vert
paysager fourni pour chaque 10 mètres
[1:52:26] carrés de plancher construit plutôt que le
minimum requis de 0,5 mètres carrés,
[1:52:31] E: Sans que 50 pour cent des arbres et arbustes
aménagés dans la marge avant
[1:52:36] soient des conifères tels que requis.
[1:52:38] La recommandation du Comité constatif d'urbanisme
est à l'effet
[1:52:41] d'approuver la demande. .
[1:52:46] Eric Stork, District 7.
[1:52:49] Second by. Cynthia Homen, District 5.
[1:52:52] All in favor?
[1:52:56] Thank you. 17.
[1:52:57] 8. 17.
[1:52:58] 8.
[1:52:59] To consider the site planning and architecture
integration program plans
[1:53:04] with respect to lots 2527357 and 2527358 du
Canada du Québec to be subdivided,
[1:53:11] situated on the northwest corner of the intersection
of Saint-Jean-en-Brunswick
[1:53:14] boulevards, which is a hotel project benefiting
from a
[1:53:17] conditional use approved at the regular meeting
of council on April 7, 2026.
[1:53:22] It is a new commercial construction, a hotel,
[1:53:25] and the Planning Advisory Committee's recommendation
is to approve the plans.
[1:53:29] Je voudrais intervenir sur cette point huit.
[1:53:32] Cynthia Holmen, District 5.
[1:53:35] Seconde, bye. Eric Stork, District 7.
[1:53:38] Enfance.
[1:53:39] J'aimerais intervenir sur cette point huit.
[1:54:19] Le règlement de contrôle intérimaire a pour
but de
[1:54:24] permettre à PointeClair de geler le développement
dans certains secteurs
[1:54:27] stratégiques afin de pouvoir réviser son
plan d'urbanisme.
[1:54:33] Cependant, le Conseil, dans les dernières
années,
[1:54:36] semble avoir pris l'approche de retirer des
projets à la pièce
[1:54:43] sans planification globale.
[1:54:47] Là, on voit un projet qui sera probablement
le plus grand projet
[1:54:50] commercial à Pointe-Claire depuis un certain
temps et le plus grand édifice à
[1:54:54] Point-Claire, qui est exclu avant que le plan
d'urbanisme ait été adopté.
[1:54:59] Donc, ça ne contre le sens de ce qui a été
l'intention du conseil
[1:55:03] lorsqu'il a adopté le règlement de contrôle
intérimaire.
[1:55:08] En deuxième lieu, j'ai un enjeu juridique
et légal avec cette approche.
[1:55:15] Si on retire des propriétés sur une base
discrétionnaire
[1:55:20] du règlement de contrôle intérimaire, le
promoteur ou le propriétaire dont le
[1:55:27] projet demeure sous règlement sous la réglementation
et
[1:55:31] dans le gel de développement, aurait raison
de dire au conseil et à la
[1:55:36] ville: Pourquoi est-ce que celui-ci est exclu?
[1:55:40] Mais moi, mon projet est retenu dans le gel.
[1:55:44] On voit là un traitement qui est dans sa nature
arbitraire.
[1:55:49] En troisième lieu, je suis en désaccord avec
la procédure
[1:55:54] d'adopter des plans d'implantation et des usages
conditionnels comme ce qui a été
[1:55:59] fait dans ce dossier, avant de retirer la propriété
du
[1:56:04] règlement de contrôle intérimaire.
[1:56:08] Là aussi, je crois qu'il y a un certain nombre
d'enjeux.
[1:56:14] On s'est fait dire ici au conseil que l'usage
conditionnel qu'on a approuvé
[1:56:20] pour l'hôtel n'était que l'acceptation de
l'idée générale de l'utilisation.
[1:56:26] Mais le règlement de point clair sur les usages
conditionnels d'un domaine à un
[1:56:30] professionnel, demande toute une série de
documents et de
[1:56:34] critères qui, dans leur ensemble, représentent
un projet.
[1:56:40] En deuxième lieu, quand on procède de cette
façon.
[1:56:48] J'ai également des doutes par rapport à l'application
de la Loi sur l'aménagement
[1:56:53] et l'urbanisme, parce que l'article 112.5 de
ce dernier indique qu'on
[1:57:00] n'a pas le droit d'émettre des permis, des
certificats d'autorisation pour
[1:57:05] un projet lorsqu'un règlement de contrôle
intérimaire est en vigueur.
[1:57:10] Et je me demande dans quelle mesure certaines
des autorisations
[1:57:14] qu'on pourrait être en train de voter ce soir
pourraient tomber
[1:57:18] dans cette catégorie-là.
[1:57:20] Donc, pour toutes ces raisons-là, je me sens
dans l'obligation de voter
[1:57:23] contre cette résolution ce soir. Merci.
[1:57:28] Merci.
[1:57:29] Is there anything that we need to clarify or
we just leave it as...
[1:57:32] Are you okay, Maitre Thiebault? You're good.
[1:57:34] Thank you. Ok, so we had a mover, a seconder.
[1:57:38] Hold in favor, please. We'll raise hands.
[1:57:41] Please hold.
[1:57:44] Wait.
[1:58:15] Dernière demande de dérogation mineure concernant
la propriété située au 392
[1:58:18] avenue Saint-Louis afin de permettre au 392
avenue Saint-Louis un accès pour
[1:58:22] véhicules situés à 0,61 mètres d'un équipement
public,
[1:58:27] les poteaux d'électricité et lampadaire.
[1:58:29] Plutôt que le minimum requis d'un mètre,
la recommandation du Comité constatif
[1:58:32] d'urbanisme est à l'effet d'approuver la demande.
[1:58:38] Ludovic Matthews, District All in favor?
[1:58:51] Merci.
[1:58:52] 17-10.
[1:58:53] To consider site planning and architecture
integration program plans with respect to
[1:58:57] the property at 392 Saint-Louis Avenue.
[1:59:00] It is for landscaping and the Planning Advisory
Committee's
[1:59:02] recommendations to approve the plans. 17,11.
[1:59:05] Pardon. Non.
[1:59:07] Can I move for a second for 17,10, please?
[1:59:09] Saint-hubert, au ministre du Travail, District
5.
[1:59:12] Bruno, Termin, District 6.
[1:59:15] All in favor?
[1:59:17] Merci. Merci.
[1:59:19] 17,11.
[1:59:20] C'est les plans d'implantation et d'intégration
[1:59:24] architecturale relatifs à la propriété situées
au 114 avenue Windcrest.
[1:59:28] Pour des modifications, le plan préalablement
La recommandation du
[1:59:31] Comité consultatif d'urbanisme est à l'effet
d'approuver les plans.
[1:59:35] Kelly Thursted, Colin, District 3.
[1:59:40] Clotilde Demers, District 1. All in favor?
[1:59:43] Thank you. 17.
[1:59:44] 12. 17.
[1:59:44] 12.
[1:59:48] Consider the Site Planning and architecture
integration program plans
[1:59:50] with respect to the property at 4 Sunnyside
Avenue.
[1:59:53] It is for exterior renovations and the Planning
Advisory Committee's
[1:59:55] recommendations to approve the plans.
[1:59:58] We have a move on seconder for 17,12, please.
[2:00:00] Ludovic Mathieu, District 2.
[2:00:03] Second by.
[2:00:05] Andrew Soudzinski, District 4. All in favor?
[2:00:09] Thank you. 17,13.
[2:00:11] Considérer les plans d'implantation et d'intégration
architecturale relatifs à
[2:00:13] la propriété situés au 34 avenue Belton.
[2:00:16] Rénovation de la toiture et la recommandation
du Comité consultatif
[2:00:19] d'urbanisme est à l'effet d'approuver les
plans.
[2:00:22] Clotilde Demers, District 1.
[2:00:27] Bruno Tremblay, District 6.
[2:00:28] All in favor? Thank you.
[2:00:32] 1714.
[2:00:33] Consider site Planning and architecture integration
program plans with respect
[2:00:36] to the property at 41 King Avenue.
[2:00:38] It is for the installation of solar panels
and the Planning Advisory Committee's
[2:00:41] recommendation is to approve the plans.
[2:00:43] We have a move and second.
[2:00:46] Kelly Thorsted, Cullen, District 3. Second
by.
[2:00:49] Mike Vane, District 8. All in favor?
[2:00:53] Thank you.
[2:00:56] 17,15.
[2:00:58] Considérer les plans d'implantation et...
17,15 pardon.
[2:01:01] Oui, j'ai des problèmes de micro.
[2:01:04] Abrogation de la résolution 2026-271 concernant
le 66 avenue de Négani.
[2:01:10] Des modifications à l'architecture du bâtiment
ont permis de retrancher
[2:01:12] l'escalier localisé en cours latéral.
[2:01:15] Cette modification permet l'aménagement d'une
case de stationnement et rend par
[2:01:18] conséquent obsolète la dérogation accordée
par la résolution 2026-271.
[2:01:30] All in favor? 18.
[2:01:33] 1.
[2:01:37] To authorize Marie-André Dubreuil-Mouassin,
[2:01:39] manager at the library, to represent the city
[2:01:41] at the Ontario Library Association Superconference
2027,
[2:01:45] to be held on January 2027 to the 30th at the
Metro Toronto Convention Center.
[2:01:52] This conference allows members of various associations
and groups in the library
[2:01:56] field to share their knowledge and expertise,
and the conference will feature
[2:01:59] several lectures Clotilde Demers, District
1.
[2:02:06] . Bruno Tremblay, District 6.
[2:02:09] .
[2:02:11] . .
[2:02:13] 18,2.
[2:02:14] Approuvé une entente à intervenir avec le
club de Gold Beaconsfield concernant
[2:02:17] l'implantation d'une piste de ski de fond pour
la saison hivernale 2026-2027.
[2:02:23] La Ville souhaite offrir à sa population des
opportunités et des installations pour
[2:02:27] la pratique d'activités de plein air en période
hivernale,
[2:02:59] dont, entre autres, le ski de fond et la marche
en milieu naturel.
[2:02:59] . Before we go to...
[2:03:00] Well, 19, there's no barrier.
[2:03:00] Before we go to close, I'd just like to wish
you all on behalf of
[2:03:00] the Council and the Mayor, a happy Thanksgiving.
[2:03:00] Enjoy the time off, enjoy with your family.
[2:03:00] I heard on Facebook somewhere that if you're
missing turkeys, there's lots of
[2:03:00] flying around Point Claire right now.
[2:03:01] There's a lot of free turkeys, I heard, anyway.
[2:03:04] Can I have a move or a seconder for closure,
please?
[2:03:09] Eric Stork, District 7. Second by.
[2:03:12] Cynthia Homes, District 5. All.