[0:06] Good evening everyone. Welcome to the

[0:08] regular meeting of Tuesday, September 1,

[0:11] 2026.

[0:18] Before adopting the agenda, we will discuss

[0:22] administration and legislation. Item 3.8, 8th meeting

[0:26] of the council of October 2026, the nominator,

[0:33] Ms. Nadine Nolet, will adopt the agenda. At item 3,

[0:36] I will give the floor to Ms. Nadine

[0:37] Nolet for administration and

[0:39] legislation.

[0:40] Good evening everyone. 3.1

[0:43] Filing of the statement of results

[0:46] of the budget as of

[0:48] 31, 2026. The Director General files

[0:52] the statement of results of the budget as of 31.

[0:56] 3.2 Saint-Élisabeth Parish of Lebinière

[1:00] renewal advertisement in the

[1:03] parish bulletin. It is proposed to authorize

[1:06] a non-taxable amount of $280

[1:10] for the renewal of an advertisement

[1:11] in the parish bulletin of the

[1:13] Saint-Élisabeth parish of Lobinière. that the

[1:16] funds necessary for this expenditure be

[1:17] taken from the budget code of another

[1:20] body. Please,

[1:26] Plains Snowmobile Club

[1:29] grant application. It is proposed to authorize an

[1:32] amount of $4612 plus taxes to

[1:36] participate in the purchase of a culvert

[1:39] for the Plains Snowmobile Club,

[1:41] which will be installed on the territory

[1:43] of the municipality. The funds

[1:44] required for this expenditure will be taken from

[1:47] the budget code of another organization.

[1:50] A

[1:50] proposer please by madam

[1:56] 3.4 regulation 6284

[2:00] excuse 08 26 amending regulation 612

[2:05] 04 26 concerning the internal management of the

[2:08] meetings of the council of the municipality of

[2:10] Saint-Agapi.

[2:12] Whereas the municipality has adopted by-

[2:14] law 6120426

[2:17] concerning the internal governance of

[2:19] council meetings. Whereas

[2:21] the municipal council deems it

[2:24] necessary to amend by-law

[2:26] 6120426

[2:28] concerning the internal management of

[2:30] council meetings in order to

[2:33] provide clarifications relating to

[2:35] the content of questions to be asked during

[2:37] question periods.

[2:40] This period has a maximum duration of

[2:42] 30 minutes. Each speaker has

[2:45] a maximum of 2 minutes to

[2:48] ask these questions.

[2:52] It is proposed that regulation 624 08

[2:55] 26 amending regulation 612 0426

[2:59] concerning the internal management of meetings

[3:01] be and is adopted.

[3:03] A nominator please, nominated by

[3:05] Mr. Bernard Breton.

[3:08] 3.5 Resolution of agreement and

[3:11] short term relating to a

[3:14] bond loan in the amount of

[3:18] $5,435,000 which will be realized on September 16,

[3:23] 2026.

[3:24] Whereas in accordance with the

[3:26] following loan bylaw and for the amounts

[3:28] indicated opposite each of them, the

[3:30] municipality of Saint Agapie wishes to

[3:32] issue a series of bonds, namely

[3:35] one bond per maturity for a

[3:38] total amount of $5,435,000

[3:41] which will be realized on September 16, 2026

[3:44] distributed as follows.

[3:46] So the one for loan settlement number

[3:48] 4910121

[3:52] which refers to the fire station

[3:55] for an amount of

[3:57] $873,000. By-

[3:59] law number 305410

[4:03] which refers to the

[4:04] multi-purpose center

[4:06] in the amount of $1,197,000;

[4:11] number 304021

[4:15] for the repair of Olivier

[4:17] Pouliop and College streets in the amount of

[4:21] $202,700; number 302 01110

[4:26] in reference to the

[4:29] Arna refrigeration system $120,500;

[4:33] number 2660208

[4:37] in reference to the construction of new

[4:39] Vachon development streets in the

[4:41] amount of

[4:44] $65,800; number 558

[4:47] 0424 in

[4:49] reference to work to improve the capacity of

[4:52] the wastewater treatment plant

[4:54] in the amount of $1,636,000;

[4:59] and by-law number 578

[5:03] 12 24

[5:05] in reference to the expansion of

[5:06] the arena and the purchase of the

[5:09] ice resurfacer for

[5:13] $1,340,000. Given that

[5:15] the loan regulations should be amended

[5:16] accordingly. Whereas, in

[5:18] accordance with the first

[5:20] paragraph of article 2 of the Act respecting

[5:22] municipal debts and loans for the

[5:25] purposes of this bond issue and

[5:27] for loan regulations

[5:29] number 305 041

[5:32] 01 558 04 24 and 578 12 24, the

[5:39] municipality of Saint-Agép wishes to

[5:41] issue for a shorter term than

[5:43] that originally fixed in its

[5:45] regulations.

[5:48] that the bonds be signed by

[5:50] the mayor and the clerk-treasurer or in

[5:53] his absence the

[5:55] assistant clerk-treasurer, the municipality of this agapi,

[5:57] as permitted by law, has mandated the

[6:00] CDS to act as

[6:02] authenticating financial agent and the

[6:04] bonds will come into force

[6:06] only when they have been

[6:07] authenticated.

[6:09] With regard to the

[6:11] annual capital repayments planned for the years

[6:13] 2032 and following, the term provided for

[6:16] in loan regulations number 305

[6:19] 041

[6:21] 01 558 04 24 and 578 12 24 is

[6:28] shorter than that originally fixed, i.e.

[6:30] for a term of 5 years from

[6:32] 16 September 2026 instead of the

[6:36] term prescribed for the 10

[6:37] repayments. Each

[6:39] subsequent issue must be for the balance or

[6:42] part of the balance due on the loan.

[6:46] Take a proposal

[6:49] put forward by

[6:52] Mr. Pierre Odess.

[6:55] 3.6 Authorisation to submit an application for

[6:58] recognition as a

[7:01] child-friendly municipality. Given

[7:04] the will demonstrated and the

[7:06] steps taken by the

[7:07] municipality to become a

[7:09] child-friendly municipality. It is proposed

[7:12] to authorise and approve the submission to the designated

[7:14] space containing the application file

[7:17] for obtaining recognition as a

[7:19] child-friendly municipality. to

[7:21] confirm that Mr. Marc-Antoine

[7:23] Drouin and Ms. Alicia Deschin are

[7:26] the bearers of the

[7:28] child-friendly municipality file. That the Director

[7:31] General, or in his absence the

[7:33] Deputy Director General, be authorized to

[7:36] sign the documents necessary for this

[7:38] purpose.

[7:39] to formally confirm the commitment

[7:41] of the municipality, to appoint the

[7:43] municipality to put in place within

[7:45] 3 years the three commitments

[7:48] contained in the 10 application files

[7:50] for the recognition nae

[7:54] proposer please proposed by

[7:56] Mr.

[7:58] 3.7 7 municipal council authorization to

[8:02] pay to Weblexex Design for the

[8:04] renewal of the annual subscription to

[8:06] the paperless council interface. It is

[8:09] proposed to authorize the payment of

[8:13] $4184 and 42 cents plus tax to Weblex

[8:16] design for the renewal of

[8:18] the annual subscription to the

[8:20] paperless board interface. That the funds

[8:22] necessary for this expenditure are themselves within

[8:24] the budgetary code, the right to use

[8:26] software.

[8:29] A motion, please, proposed by

[8:30] Mr. Marcine Dr 3.8,

[8:33] municipal council, modification of the date of the

[8:36] October meeting, given that

[8:39] resolution 2025 11 443 adopting the

[8:43] schedule of regular

[8:45] council meetings for the year 2026 must be

[8:47] modified due to a scheduling conflict

[8:49] with the provincial elections. It is

[8:52] therefore proposed to change the date of the

[8:56] October municipal council meeting, originally scheduled for

[8:58] Monday, October 5, and to move it to

[9:01] Tuesday, October 16, due to a scheduling conflict

[9:04] with the

[9:06] provincial elections.

[9:08] A nominator please, proposed by

[9:10] Mrs. Nadine Dolin. Thank you, Ms.

[9:11] Nadienne.

[9:12] THANKS. At point 4 to the urban planner, Ms.

[9:14] Manon Provanger.

[9:15] Yes, good evening everyone. Uh 4.1

[9:19] authorize the

[9:20] urban planning technician to issue

[9:22] permits and certificates and to apply

[9:25] urban planning regulations.

[9:29] It is proposed to appoint Ms.

[9:30] Jacinte Lourneau as

[9:33] municipal inspector responsible for the application

[9:35] of by-law number 25407.

[9:39] Uh, it is proposed to authorize her in

[9:42] the exercise of her duties to carry out

[9:44] inspections throughout the

[9:46] territory of the municipality, analyze

[9:49] applications for permits and certificates,

[9:51] issue or refuse permits and

[9:53] certificates in accordance with the

[9:55] applicable regulations and issue

[9:58] any notice of offence or statement

[10:00] of offence in the name of the municipality. to

[10:03] signify any formal notice to order

[10:05] the termination of any use, construction,

[10:07] work or work carried out in

[10:09] contravention of municipal regulations

[10:13] to authorize Ms. Jacin les Tourneau to

[10:15] affix her handwritten or

[10:17] electronic signature on the permits,

[10:20] certificates and other documents which

[10:22] is authorized to issue, as well as to

[10:26] access municipal digital systems

[10:28] when required in

[10:29] the exercise of their function. that

[10:31] this resolution remains in force

[10:33] until replaced or superseded

[10:37] by a subsequent resolution of the

[10:39] council; replaces any

[10:43] prior resolution on the

[10:45] same subject matter.

[10:49] A proposal, please, put forward by

[10:51] Mr. Sylvain Vidal.

[10:53] The 4.2 is exactly the same case

[10:55] but it's for Mr. Clément Drolet.

[10:57] Well, for him it's like an

[10:59] update. So, it is proposed to

[11:01] appoint Mr. Clément Drolet as

[11:03] municipal inspector and to perform

[11:05] exactly the same functions as I

[11:07] have numbered for my for Mrs.

[11:09] Jacinte les Tourneaux. Uh, that's it.

[11:12] Proposer, please. Proposed by

[11:14] Mr. Pierre Odes.

[11:16] Uh, 4.3 is the final rule.

[11:22] It is then proposed that regulation

[11:24] 618 0726 amending

[11:27] zoning regulation 251 110 117 aimed at modifying the

[11:31] boundaries of zones R102 107 108 and R12,

[11:35] creating zones P71 and R13 113 and adjusting

[11:40] the maximum number of dwellings in zones

[11:42] R112 R107 R108 R109 R112 and R13 be

[11:48] adopted. A

[11:50] proposer please,

[11:52] this is all the changes for

[11:53] the su

[11:55] proposed by Mr. Bernard Breton

[11:58] in 4.4, uh, it is the subject of a

[12:02] public meeting later at 7 p.m. Uh,

[12:05] for this regulation, before

[12:07] adopting it, I must specify that there are

[12:09] corrections that have been made

[12:11] for this second regulation.

[12:13] simply because the first draft

[12:15] regulation was

[12:17] missing a paragraph. It's just a

[12:19] technical question about

[12:22] who was missing some sentences and it doesn't change the

[12:23] DNA of the

[12:26] regulations. That's the fact that this is

[12:28] point 4.4. It

[12:31] is then proposed that the second draft

[12:33] regulation, uh 6220 08 26, amending

[12:37] zoning by-law 2517,

[12:40] aimed at modifying the standards governing

[12:42] parking lots and at regulating the

[12:44] height of garages and sheds in

[12:47] proportion to their ground area,

[12:49] be adopted.

[12:53] a proposal please proposed by

[12:55] Mr. Pierre

[12:57] on 4.5 5

[13:00] [clears throat] uh yes

[13:03] , that too is final settlement. Uh,

[13:06] it is proposed that Regulation 623826

[13:09] amending Regulation 25407 concerning the

[13:11] management of urban planning regulations

[13:16] in order to modify the fee rates

[13:18] for the issuance of

[13:19] main building permits for

[13:22] residential use be adopted.

[13:25] Proposer please,

[13:28] proposed by Mrs. Nadine Nolet

[13:30] on 4.6 6 on Saint-Luc. Adoption of

[13:35] toponymic toponyms for new streets in

[13:38] development. Whereas the

[13:39] municipality of this city wishes to

[13:41] formalize the names of the new streets

[13:44] and a new park in the territory.

[13:46] Whereas the choice of names

[13:49] is made to preserve the

[13:51] memory of families associated with

[13:53] the history and development of this

[13:55] church.

[13:57] It is then proposed that the

[14:00] streets and the new park be named with the

[14:02] following odonienmes.

[14:04] The street names are rue Bourgau, avenue

[14:07] Métot, Avenue Djou, Avenue Odest, rue

[14:10] Massicotte and Avenue Lafame. And as for the

[14:12] park, it's the hard park. Before concluding

[14:16] the proposal, I will let Mr.

[14:17] Odest

[14:19] explain the subject.

[14:22] So, thank you, Ms. Proven. Before

[14:24] proceeding with the adoption of these changes,

[14:26] I would like to briefly explain the entire

[14:27] process that led us to propose

[14:30] these names for the new

[14:31] residential development streets on the

[14:33] Saint-Lou. The objective was to take advantage

[14:35] of the creation of this new

[14:36] development to preserve a part

[14:38] of the collective memory of Saintégapie

[14:40] by recognizing that families who,

[14:42] in different ways and at

[14:43] different times, contribute to

[14:45] the history and development of our

[14:46] municipality. The

[14:49] proposed patterns were

[14:51] discussed among the council members during a

[14:52] working session on April 2, 2024.

[14:56] Furthermore, the established criteria and the

[14:58] procedure to be followed by the municipalities

[15:00] are inspired by the municipal topographical guide

[15:02] document which served as a basis for this discussion

[15:04] . In order to

[15:07] properly cement

[15:08] these choices, we considered

[15:10] several elements: seniority,

[15:12] continuity of family presence,

[15:13] unionization, contribution to

[15:15] agricultural and economic development,

[15:17] community involvement, and

[15:18] in some cases,

[15:20] civic and/or municipal contribution. A work,

[15:24] pardon, a work of

[15:25] documentary research was therefore carried out

[15:27] from archival documents relating to

[15:29] our local history, municipal archives,

[15:31] book 125th, book itself, and so on

[15:34] and so forth. Uh, we have returned

[15:37] simple and verifiable elements in order to

[15:38] use a common grid to

[15:40] document objectively and

[15:43] consistently, and the pattern that had already

[15:45] been selected. The main objective was not to

[15:48] create a scoring system to

[15:50] determine which

[15:51] families would be the most important in

[15:53] Senegal. As for the route, its

[15:56] name establishes a direct link with

[15:58] the development of the Saint-Luc church as well as

[16:00] the natural woodland which is the woodland of the

[16:02] olive tree which will be preserved in the heart of the

[16:05] new district. I would also like to

[16:07] clarify that for the sake of transparency,

[16:08] since one of the proposed names is that

[16:11] of my family, I did not propose

[16:13] the name, nor did I

[16:16] participate in the discussions or the

[16:18] decision concerning the choice of this

[16:19] name. My colleagues, Mrs.

[16:22] Provenchier and Mr. Bernard Breton, had to

[16:24] locate each of the street names

[16:27] from a subdivision project plan

[16:28] at the request of Mrs.

[16:30] Jacinte les Tourneaux. Les Tourneau

[16:32] then forwarded

[16:34] the chosen names to the poetry commission so that the

[16:36] commission could give a technical opinion in

[16:38] relation to the rules of writing,

[16:41] terminology and so on and so forth. In

[16:43] our case, everything was just

[16:45] right. Once the

[16:46] resolution is adopted, the names selected by the

[16:48] council will then be forwarded to the

[16:50] Quebec topography commission, which

[16:52] will analyze them according to its own criteria and

[16:54] rules. It will then be up to the

[16:56] commission to finalize their

[16:57] eligibility and the annoying coach to

[16:59] proceed with their officialization.

[17:02] Thank you, sir.

[17:04] I imagine it took someone to propose Mr.

[17:06] Bernard Breton for that. Thank you, Ms. Provanchu.

[17:10] Point 5, fire safety. Mr.

[17:12] Breton.

[17:12] Yes, thank you. Good evening.

[17:14] In point 5.1, fire school,

[17:17] hiring of an instructor monitor. It

[17:19] is proposed to proceed with the hiring of

[17:21] Mr. Claude Bergeron as an

[17:23] instructor for the

[17:25] fire school on a part-time basis under

[17:27] the working conditions specified in

[17:29] the agreement relating to the provision of

[17:31] safety incentive training services.

[17:35] A proposer, please.

[17:37] Proposed by Mr. Pierre Aess.

[17:40] 5.2 Authorization to pay codes

[17:43] part in prevention insenti to the

[17:45] municipality of Saint-Apolinaire.

[17:48] It is proposed to authorise the payment

[17:49] of the invoices of the municipality of

[17:51] Saint-Apolinaire representing the

[17:53] part codes for the first 6 months

[17:55] of operation of the prevention officer

[17:57] in the respective amounts of 858

[18:00] sous and 1709 and 99 sous for a

[18:05] total amount of 10290 and 7 sous. non-taxable that

[18:10] the funds necessary for this expenditure

[18:12] be taken from the budget code

[18:14] fire port code a proposer please

[18:16] proposed by Mrs. Nadine Nolet

[18:19] 5.3 3 requests

[18:21] cellular service providers to increase

[18:23] network capacity in the territory of

[18:25] the municipality.

[18:27] It is proposed to ask

[18:31] Roger and Vidé au Tron

[18:34] to assess the current and future

[18:36] cellular capacity needs in

[18:38] the municipality. To

[18:40] ask these providers to take

[18:42] the necessary steps to increase

[18:44] the bandwidth and capacity of their

[18:47] infrastructure and cell towers.

[18:49] Considering that the capacity and

[18:51] reliability of the cellular network

[18:52] also constitute a

[18:54] public safety issue, particularly in

[18:57] anticipation of the Lobinière country festival

[18:59] and in order to respond to the

[19:01] current and future growth of the population. To

[19:04] forward a copy of this

[19:06] resolution to Telus Belle Mobility RER and

[19:10] Videotron for appropriate follow-up.

[19:14] Proposer please, proposed by

[19:17] 5.4 4, repair of the valves on

[19:20] fire truck number 723. He proposed

[19:23] to accept the service offer from the

[19:25] fire truck dealer

[19:27] Arsenal Thibau and Associates Incorporated in the

[19:30] amount of 4536.80

[19:32] plus taxes for the repair of the

[19:35] valve representing a leak

[19:37] on fire truck 723. That the

[19:40] funds necessary for this expense be

[19:42] taken from the

[19:44] maintenance and repair budget line.

[19:46] A proposal, please, put forward by

[19:48] Mr. Bernard Breton.

[19:50] Thank you, Mr. Breton. At point 6,

[19:52] Mr. Drin. Yes, thank you. Item 6.01:

[19:56] Submission of the report by the

[19:57] Deputy Director General on the hiring

[19:59] of non-unionized employees. The

[20:01] Deputy Director General in accordance with

[20:02] Article 3 of Regulation No.

[20:04] 480-03-20

[20:07] concerning the delegation of power to the

[20:09] Director General for the hiring of

[20:11] salaried staff not syé the

[20:13] municipality files the following list of

[20:15] persons hired for the

[20:19] mil

[20:20] juliette of

[20:24] attendants to the cascute

[20:29] a non-proposer filing proposer please

[20:32] propose by Nazine

[20:34] the point 6.02 02 GH Vermit sports centre

[20:38] replacement of infirmary counter furniture

[20:40] .

[20:42] Whereas the furniture with

[20:44] the infirmary had to be dismantled as

[20:46] part of the work to replace the

[20:47] floor covering of this room, whereas

[20:50] three companies were

[20:51] asked to carry out the

[20:52] work including Mathieu Vancencour and Bénis

[20:54] Architectural, L'Établi Atelier des

[20:56] Ministeries Incorporé

[20:58] and Armoire de Cuisine en Paix,

[21:00] and only one was able to carry it out

[21:02] within the

[21:04] requested timeframe. He proposed to accept the

[21:06] AP kitchen cabinet service offer in the

[21:08] amount of

[21:10] $3255 plus tax and that the funds

[21:12] necessary for this departure be ready in the

[21:14] same building code arena

[21:16] expansion.

[21:18] A nominator please, nominated by

[21:20] Mr. Syvid.

[21:21] Item 6.03 03 Bourivage school requests

[21:24] authorization to hold a

[21:25] 5 km race on October 14, 2020.

[21:28] Whereas the physical education teachers

[21:30] of Beauavage school wish to

[21:32] hold a 5 km race for the

[21:34] 5th grade students. Given that the race will take place

[21:36] on a course including

[21:38] some municipal streets, the

[21:40] Black Gre path and the cycle path.

[21:42] Given that no street closure is

[21:43] necessary and that it is also not

[21:46] required to obtain authorizations

[21:48] from the Ministry of Transport or the

[21:50] Sûreté du Québec.

[21:51] It is proposed to allow the

[21:53] physical education teachers of

[21:54] Bourbage school to hold a

[21:56] 5 km race on October 14, 2026 between 10:45 a.m. and

[22:00] 12:15 p.m. according to the conditions stated in

[22:03] the expectations of the Qu

[22:05] a proposer please proposed by

[22:07] Mr. Bernard Breton

[22:08] 6.04 04 GH sports centre

[22:11] Mutualization of a budget for the purchase of

[22:13] a refrigerator at the cascou given that

[22:15] the refrigerator currently used at the

[22:17] cascou of the arena has

[22:19] recurring operating problems and no longer

[22:21] adequately meets the needs of

[22:23] operations. It is proposed to authorize

[22:25] a maximum budget of $5,000 plus

[22:27] tax to Patrick Boucher, Director of

[22:29] Recreation, for the acquisition of a new

[22:30] refrigerator for the Arena group case

[22:32] to replace the

[22:34] existing equipment which has

[22:36] recurring operating problems. The

[22:39] necessary funds for this expenditure should be under

[22:40] the budget code for furniture and

[22:42] equipment. Proposer,

[22:45] please,

[22:46] Mr. Proposer,

[22:48] 6.05.05 Recreation Department, authorization

[22:51] for payment of signage. For

[22:53] the purchase of signage, it is proposed

[22:55] to authorize Patrice Boucher, Director

[22:57] of Recreation, to pay the invoice to

[22:59] Signage des Vies at a cost of

[23:02] $4,247 plus tax related to the purchase of

[23:04] signage for the

[23:06] Contrôle de Lumière festival. The

[23:08] necessary funds for this expenditure should be under

[23:09] the budget code for other

[23:11] elected bodies. The Contrôle de

[23:14] Lumière festival should reimburse the municipality for

[23:15] 50% of the invoice cost,

[23:18] excluding applicable taxes.

[23:22] A proposer please, proposed by

[23:23] Mr. Pierre,

[23:25] 6.06 GH Vermet sports center,

[23:28] time authorization at Simco

[23:30] refrigeration. He proposed authorizing

[23:32] Patrice Boucher, Director of Recreation, to

[23:34] pay the SIMC Refrigeration bill at a

[23:36] cost of 6339.25 plus tax for

[23:40] work carried out following a leak that

[23:41] occurred during the cleaning of the

[23:43] rent's gutters. He suggested that the

[23:45] necessary funds for this expense be taken from

[23:46] the budget code for maintenance. A

[23:49] proponent, please, proposed by

[23:52] Mr. Bernard Breton. Thank you, sir.

[23:55] Item 7: Approval of the accounts. Madam.

[23:57] Item 7: Approval of the accounts for the month.

[24:00] While the council members

[24:02] received the list of accounts payable 72

[24:04] hours prior and were

[24:06] aware of it,

[24:08] the list of compressible

[24:10] and incompressible accounts for AU 2026 in the amount

[24:13] of 1382822,

[24:18] including salaries, be adopted

[24:21] as presented and detailed as

[24:23] follows. salary

[24:27] $162,385 and 14 cents. Supplier account

[24:31] 46,475,616

[24:35] dollars and 82 cents; supplier account

[24:38] disbursed 744,820

[24:41] dollars and 56 cents.

[24:45] A proposal, please, proposed by

[24:48] Mr. Pierre. Thank you madam,

[24:51] welcome.

[24:52] We will have reached the

[24:54] question period.

[25:20] Good evening. Good evening. Micro walking? Yes, yes

[25:23] sir.

[25:26] Can you get back to me the answer regarding the

[25:28] rules for question periods? I understand that we're

[25:31] only taking 2 minutes

[25:32] to ask you a question.

[25:34] Yeah. Yeah. And you can come back from the

[25:37] plane.

[25:38] OK. Okay,

[25:42] I have the first question as such.

[25:44] Uh, we started to sort a little bit about the... the... the...

[25:47] that you do per

[25:49] month.

[25:50] You want to mention that he had a

[25:51] million-something going on there in expenses per

[25:54] month.

[25:55] Your budget is 9 million

[25:58] for expenses, but here every month

[26:01] it's one million in expenses. How

[26:02] can you reach 9 million if you

[26:04] spend 1 million per month? Be careful

[26:07] here because loan regulations

[26:10] like the Arena are not in my annual budget, the

[26:14] black laughter is not in my

[26:16] annual budget, it is an expense, there is

[26:19] a part that goes into the expenses, what

[26:24] is in my budget are the

[26:25] fixed costs and yes and the

[26:28] supplier accounts disbursed from 744820,

[26:32] that is the suppliers that I pay at the

[26:33] same time as the Arena loan regulations and then F

[26:37] potable.

[26:38] Yeah, but still, your budget of 9

[26:39] million covers all the expenses

[26:41] you're talking about every month.

[26:43] Yeah, but those are two different things. I have my

[26:45] annual budget which I respect, including

[26:46] fixed expenses like salary and everything else. Then

[26:49] I have a fund disbursement account that I will

[26:52] have disbursements to pay for

[26:55] Ben, that's in 1 million, that's

[26:56] disbursed there.

[26:59] Yes yes. That includes everything. That's it,

[27:01] supplier salary and supplier of,

[27:04] so how do you get there, you

[27:06] budgeted 9 million for the year,

[27:11] that

[27:13] in your budget, you said for

[27:14] 2026,

[27:15] or

[27:16] you have a budget of not far from 9

[27:17] million

[27:18] for expenses,

[27:19] or

[27:19] ok, but you have expenses of 1 million

[27:21] per month, yeah, in my opinion, there are

[27:22] 12 months in a year, yeah,

[27:25] so 12 x 1 million makes not far from

[27:27] 12 million,

[27:28] but if you budgeted 9 million,

[27:31] there is 3 million, but I don't know how to get it

[27:32] . OK, that's

[27:34] my question.

[27:34] OK. Yeah, it's because I think you don't understand

[27:36] . I have my annual budget of

[27:38] 9 million which includes all

[27:39] prefixes, salaries,

[27:42] budgeted expenses from the previous year. There, we have

[27:45] expenses to pay, as I said

[27:46] earlier, Arena's fees of 5 million for

[27:49] the Renault. She was

[27:50] n't talking about the 1 million

[27:51] .

[27:52] Yes, it's an outlay of

[27:54] $744,820.

[27:55] OK. That includes the suppliers, that

[27:57] includes salaries, that includes

[27:58] fixed costs.

[27:59] No, the supplier account is a different

[28:00] account, it's 49000.

[28:01] That means you have 700,700 and some

[28:03] dollars in funds, that's it

[28:06] .

[28:07] OK.

[28:08] No no no listen, we've been

[28:09] walking for years. It's less about how it

[28:11] works.

[28:13] The figures are analyzed in more detail.

[28:15] Yeah.

[28:16] Another question. Should I sit down and then get up again

[28:18] afterwards, or not?

[28:19] No, that's a minute,

[28:20] okay? No, not in more minutes. Minute on

[28:23] the dot, here and there. Oh yeah, that's right. OK.

[28:27] Yes. Sir, someone else

[28:30] ?

[28:31] Yeah. Go for it. Mr. OK.

[28:34] Again, I discussed the

[28:36] monthly expenses for April,

[28:39] May, June, and August; there were

[28:41] lawyer fees that varied, not far

[28:43] from $20,000. Can we get

[28:45] a little more detail on that

[28:46] ? Among other things, the file there

[28:49] which has almost 12000 dollars with

[28:51] their Saint-Luc with you, what did it mean to

[28:54] mark file

[28:57] Yve Gingra of Saint-Luc urban planner

[29:00] or

[29:03] have the advantage of that

[29:04] no I want to know what it is because it is

[29:09] meetings that we have

[29:10] meetings with the pr Mr. Pierre

[29:13] Livreet who is lawyer for the present, he is the one

[29:16] who coordinates the meetings the minutes the

[29:19] contracts it is

[29:21] probably these fees

[29:23] you are referring to

[29:24] ok mark ging it is me yeah

[29:29] I know it is you there

[29:32] but are these relatives you

[29:33] received

[29:34] from the si Saint-Luc that's what

[29:37] I wanted to know. OK. No, no

[29:39] , it's not there. The other three

[29:41] amounts are $4000 per

[29:43] month. There are professional and

[29:46] then legal aspects.

[29:48] Yeah.

[29:49] What could this be related to? Mr.

[29:50] Pierre Olivier Fradette for the

[29:51] memorandum of understanding with the promoters.

[29:53] The

[29:53] memorandum of understanding concerning the

[29:55] industrial development of Saint-Lieux

[29:57] with the promoters.

[29:58] OK. The other months, April, May, June,

[30:01] well, there are email agencies, there is

[30:03] research work that is

[30:06] done. That's it, that's it, that's all of it. Ah yes,

[30:09] the lawyer works every month. That's

[30:11] it. It's not that there are

[30:13] communication exchanges between the promotions and

[30:16] Pierre Fred, and even between us and the CEO.

[30:20] But are you aware that this law firm doesn't charge

[30:22] 200 dollars a piece?

[30:24] Yeah.

[30:25] They are very expensive. It's one of the most

[30:26] popular in Quebec City.

[30:27] Yeah.

[30:28] Did you have a

[30:29] particular reason for choosing one of the

[30:30] most prone to delaying legal proceedings? More

[30:33] suspenseful, that's what you say

[30:34] anyway. No, what I'm

[30:36] telling you is that we've been doing this for

[30:37] years, that's what we've been doing.

[30:44] No, but you can't just go out to

[30:45] tender with law firms and

[30:46] lawyers to say we'll find someone

[30:48] cheaper, maybe more local,

[30:50] and not a trap at the moment. It's too late

[30:52] to talk, it's been 4 years since we've been doing this, Mr.

[30:55] Freight,

[30:55] okay, but there's always time to change

[30:56] too.

[30:57] We're on the signing protocol, there's

[30:59] still a meeting with the contractors on

[31:00] September 14th, so you'll close it

[31:03] too, precisely. Well, after that you'll be

[31:05] able to choose a lawyer or, well,

[31:07] no, the whole protocol will be

[31:09] drafted, the work will start,

[31:11] the city will sign, the developers will sign,

[31:13] the work will start, there will be

[31:17] a little follow-up to do from time to time, basically,

[31:19] after that you won't

[31:22] need

[31:24] to take any more film, the most Quebec.

[31:27] Yeah. OK. Let someone else have my turn

[31:30] . Yeah, sir.

[31:38] [clears throat]

[31:40] Uh, good evening.

[31:42] Uh, first things first, p the

[31:46] road.

[31:48] Yeah. Finished.

[31:55] Mr. Mayor, it is necessary quite

[31:57] often, and there are not many people

[32:00] working on it. There was

[32:02] the general assembly of

[32:03] government engineers 3 weeks ago,

[32:06] I don't even know if they are working on it.

[32:09] Listen to us, it will be finished by the end of

[32:11] September, it will be finished by

[32:13] September, yeah,

[32:14] because we scheduled the Draaux

[32:15] road to the jump in October, far from it,

[32:20] the Dado road

[32:23] sometimes lacks love.

[32:25] Yeah.

[32:26] I don't know if you've been there. Yes

[32:28] sir.

[32:29] It would be much easier for me to go up

[32:31] into the field than to go through the

[32:32] road.

[32:34] Yeah.

[32:35] Surely and definitely not a road

[32:37] that is made for knowing that the world

[32:41] only does that,

[32:42] uh, I have the right to another question.

[32:44] Yeah,

[32:45] you don't have more than 2 minutes

[32:48] when we want to get a

[32:50] regulation adopted.

[32:52] Not adopted. Your

[32:54] regulation has been adopted, but we want to do it. How could

[32:57] I have told you before? It needs to be

[32:59] practiced in people's homes.

[33:02] If you ask about urban planning,

[33:05] they talk about a prosecutor. In this case, should

[33:10] the

[33:13] facts presented be presented to the municipal prosecutor or to the

[33:17] MRC prosecutor?

[33:20] That's my question. OK.

[33:22] because we are presenting things that are

[33:24] not appropriate in the neighborhood.

[33:27] OK.

[33:28] Then we try with the urban planner

[33:31] of Saintégapi,

[33:32] Mr. Drolette, accordingly.

[33:33] Yeah. Yeah. Yes. Then madam, madam,

[33:37] sir are from

[33:38] Yeah. Right now, it's Mr.

[33:40] Yes.

[33:41] Facts are presented, photos are shown here and there.

[33:45] We are talking about a prosecutor from the MRC who went

[33:47] there before

[33:49] the regulation was enforced. That's the word

[33:50] I was looking for.

[33:51] OK. OK.

[33:51] Apply the rule you have

[33:53] made.

[33:54] OK.

[33:55] And it is the MRC prosecutor

[33:57] or the municipal prosecutor who needs to give their opinion

[33:59] .

[34:01] In other words, you filed a complaint.

[34:03] Not just me.

[34:04] OK. OK. Do

[34:06] you have anything, Mr. Mayor?

[34:07] The file is now in the hands of our

[34:09] urban planner.

[34:10] Yes sir.

[34:10] Here's an update on the case.

[34:12] We ask clear questions.

[34:13] OK. I am

[34:14] told that we went to the

[34:16] MRC prosecutor if I heard the

[34:18] last one correctly.

[34:19] OK. OK

[34:19] because it annoys us,

[34:21] OK,

[34:21] and a good part of the people on the street of the

[34:24] college and the normal street,

[34:25] OK sir madam, you are the urban planning committee, don't go looking into this

[34:29] with Mr. Drol and then Mrs.

[34:33] Procure, yeah yeah,

[34:34] but if Clément told you about this, what did he

[34:37] tell you? Did he hear that he was going to come back to you

[34:39] with this, or yeah,

[34:42] it's true that he can't hear me, yeah, I don't know,

[34:44] but

[34:46] I don't know if I already have a task on the

[34:49] file before I start talking.

[34:50] But is it possible that when we

[34:53] last talked to you about this, it was

[34:54] more of a

[34:58] police case, but that's no longer the case now? That's it,

[35:00] sir,

[35:01] it's part of this whirlwind,

[35:02] madam.

[35:03] OK. That's

[35:04] part of the DPJ, that's part

[35:06] of the police, that's part of the

[35:07] municipality.

[35:08] OK.

[35:08] But nobody inseminated me.

[35:11] I no longer feel safe on

[35:13] Normand Saint-Dire Street.

[35:14] OK. Do

[35:14] you understand me and my family? Do you want

[35:16] me to check with Mr. Dr. so

[35:18] that you can tell the

[35:21] prosecutor

[35:22] what we expect to do to clean things up,

[35:28] but inform yourself, like, yeah, do I have any, is it

[35:30] you in

[35:33] particular at your place because I need to

[35:35] know exactly, if I, it was

[35:36] me who spoke, Mr. Dr., there is another, another

[35:38] person from the

[35:41] college, I'm getting ahead of myself, yeah, it's

[35:43] definitely filmed, yeah,

[35:45] I'm just getting involved.

[35:47] But then sir, we'll come back to that,

[35:48] we can look at that, but if that's it, it

[35:50] could be,

[35:51] or what we're asking for, a malon piqu,

[35:54] is to enforce

[35:57] the regulations that you made,

[35:59] or as well as a

[36:00] dog on a leash, yeah, indeed, okay, yeah,

[36:05] just

[36:06] your file concerns, as far as we,

[36:08] the municipality, are concerned, it's a

[36:10] violation that could be, that should

[36:12] be enforced, that's it, okay,

[36:14] because sir, passed through my

[36:16] property. He wasn't too far off

[36:19] because if he could have

[36:21] gotten between the dog and the wall, he would have

[36:23] . Why do I

[36:25] know this? Because I have cameras

[36:27] all around my house. Do

[36:29] you understand ? We've been

[36:31] forced to

[36:34] organize ourselves like this for a year now. As for the neighbors

[36:36] on the street, look there, a lady, it's the

[36:39] street of the college so as

[36:41] not to get harassed by the neighbor.

[36:43] A screen was placed over his

[36:45] account gallery. That's normal. I've been

[36:49] living in his house for 44 years. If you

[36:52] have a case of mine, come and

[36:55] talk to me about it. You'll see that it's going to be

[36:57] okay.

[37:00] It's not true that I see things happening when someone moves from

[37:03] Saint. You won't

[37:06] even create that kind of place where we can

[37:08] go.

[37:09] Yeah,

[37:09] because we've let go,

[37:13] you'll come back in private Mr. La

[37:15] Roche

[37:18] if we come back to you next month so

[37:20] I can talk to you, is that okay with you

[37:21] ? Oh yes, anyway,

[37:24] I'm going to make some rancid cheeses,

[37:26] I have one to make tomorrow, I'm going to

[37:28] make one next week and so on

[37:29] .

[37:33] Other questions.

[37:34] I just want to add a parenthetical remark.

[37:37] Look with your people at everything you do to

[37:40] steal from the municipality.

[37:43] Oh yeah,

[37:43] look at that.

[37:44] Yeah.

[37:45] And I have a suspect.

[37:48] A major vandal, too. Don't

[37:51] talk about band, I'm talking about theft among

[37:53] other

[37:59] things

[38:01] [grunt]

[38:09] no

[38:11] uh in the session of June 1st a

[38:14] citizen that we ask you to know his

[38:16] possibility of paying

[38:17] municipal taxes in 12 months because this

[38:19] file is advanced for the

[38:21] general population of Saint-Ag.

[38:23] No, we didn't work.

[38:24] You haven't worked on that?

[38:25] No. No, because it's

[38:28] something that's

[38:29] important to you to help citizens

[38:34] adopt the 6 psuis. Listen to how we're

[38:38] discussing this, there's nothing stopping

[38:39] anyone from paying that in 12. For me it's

[38:41] tax.

[38:43] We don't have our compositions.

[38:47] Yeah, but I think it's worth

[38:48] adding it there. But can

[38:50] the municipality be flexible enough to

[38:52] tell a citizen that they can pay

[38:54] municipal taxes over 12 months,

[38:57] or will there be other people who will

[38:58] come here crying and shouting that they are in dire

[38:59] straits? Yeah

[39:02] but no for now we have the 106 months it's

[39:04] 6 months don't do anything for that

[39:06] for now yeah ok

[39:07] last question there is citizen of the

[39:10] last council meetings I reported

[39:13] that the agenda on the internet did

[39:16] not have the figures mentioned

[39:18] on the agenda that we come to collect

[39:20] at the door here precisely the transparency

[39:23] I asked maybe to put that equal to that

[39:26] one reason why it has not been done

[39:27] yet

[39:30] on the agenda of the day The agenda of the day that we used to

[39:32] collect at the door, I had the amounts

[39:35] or

[39:35] when we go on the internet on the

[39:38] municipal website the figures are

[39:40] not there.

[39:43] OK. But next on the agenda,

[39:44] is it possible for it to be

[39:47] included there? Because you're hiding

[39:49] certain information that people ca

[39:50] n't access here. He knew about

[39:53] the municipality's daily agenda on the

[39:55] site.

[39:56] Yeah,

[39:56] but there's some missing information.

[40:01] So it's possible to have the

[40:02] figures at the same time here. What

[40:03] difference does it make?

[40:05] But that changes things; tonight we'll adopt

[40:08] tonight's session. The internet will be back up in

[40:09] the next few days.

[40:11] Yes sir, who want to go and get

[40:13] the agenda. Yeah, I

[40:15] watched it online first. We don't have

[40:17] all the information.

[40:19] Yeah,

[40:19] not everyone can come

[40:20] here tonight.

[40:21] OK. OK. Yeah.

[40:22] So you write it one way or

[40:24] another, I just got online there.

[40:27] Ah, okay. Okay. On the internet.

[40:28] Yes. OK.

[40:30] That's something that can be

[40:32] done too. The next

[40:39] day

[40:41] you already do it, just take his copy

[40:43] there and put on the internet all the

[40:44] information

[40:50] municipalities

[40:52] sorry

[40:54] municipal com

[40:56] I don't know the other municipalities

[40:57] I know this information gap you have 5 that

[41:03] I don't care about but cagapi you

[41:05] already have the figures it's taking his

[41:08] copy there and putting them

[41:09] on the website

[41:10] yeah that's it he can

[41:14] put it there

[41:16] for the next month of October

[41:18] because

[41:19] and so on. Yeah, but yes then

[41:20] no, it wasn't until later that afternoon

[41:22] we had changes to make for the

[41:23] rena.

[41:24] Yeah, but you're putting it in anyway.

[41:25] You do it in the annex as I already

[41:27] said, you put that in good evening, that's good, right?

[41:30] No, these are open to discussion.

[41:33] That's not up for debate. No,

[41:34] yeah, they're discussing it with the

[41:36] council members.

[41:37] OK, you're already doing that. That's it,

[41:39] no

[41:44] thanks. [clears throat]

[41:53] I don't understand, currently it's

[41:56] 2026,

[41:59] why can't you

[42:00] spread the tax bill over 12? I would make it

[42:03] mandatory to register,

[42:06] so it's not more expensive

[42:08] to administer. You created this,

[42:11] you copied it, it's

[42:14] already me, I joined it yesterday, he

[42:18] made the payment. Good evening, I received an

[42:20] email saying the payment has gone through

[42:22] . OK. Why is

[42:24] it for 12 months?

[42:25] No, he's 6 months old.

[42:26] OK. It's wonderful, I won't forget it

[42:30] because you'll understand one

[42:31] day that we may not come, sir, that there's

[42:35] a certain age that sometimes we

[42:37] forget. OK. So if I don't forget it, will sort itself out automatically. We're coming

[42:43] with 500 pes as you say.

[42:46] You're going to upgrade your patent, by the

[42:48] way, it could have had another

[42:52] name because the delivery of CG is

[42:54] called

[42:58] upgrading once in your life, you have to

[43:00] put it at 12 months without interest,

[43:03] honestly without interest, like you

[43:05] do, like you do with me for 6

[43:07] months, then people could budget,

[43:11] especially young families,

[43:14] look at what's happening around us

[43:16] . Look at what's happening in the

[43:18] Quebec government, in the

[43:20] American government, Mr. Trump is doing

[43:22] crazy things, gas is now two

[43:24] pieces a litre. Why can't we

[43:27] help our young people, perhaps with

[43:30] interest rate increases? No

[43:33] more encouragement for you other

[43:35] programs. For example, force them, you

[43:38] will have the 12 months, you will register

[43:40] on with dates predetermined by the

[43:44] municipality as you did for 6

[43:47] months without benefiting anyone.

[43:50] [clears throat]

[43:51] Good evening. The one who pays for 12 months

[43:55] currently does

[43:56] not charge interest because in reality

[43:59] the amount there does not arrive as they

[44:01] want it, do

[44:03] you understand what I mean?

[44:05] I don't understand. It's 2026.

[44:07] Yeah,

[44:08] it's done elsewhere. We can do it again

[44:09] elsewhere. Elsewhere.

[44:12] there is no

[44:13] control room. We have this one, and

[44:16] it works.

[44:18] Let's see what the software

[44:21] that manages it sees there. How much would it

[44:24] cost to upgrade it to 12 months? We

[44:26] establish the due dates

[44:29] of the [throat clearing] tax account

[44:31] by dividing by 12 then we offer it to

[44:34] everyone but you're going to go there

[44:37] your payments will be returned guaranteed

[44:39] he has to make sure he has

[44:40] money in his account

[44:42] we reduce the payment

[44:44] then we help people I don't

[44:45] understand I don't understand

[44:47] why you don't want to help people did

[44:48] n't want to keep it anymore the world it's

[44:51] not a question of

[44:53] one person who authorizes the six per

[44:55] year.

[44:56] No, no,

[44:56] we can, that's what the

[44:59] municipal tax budget is about.

[45:00] Yes, but where do

[45:03] I get my mortgage? Where does

[45:05] my bank handle my taxes?

[45:08] Yeah,

[45:08] three times a year my bank

[45:10] pays my municipal taxes and my

[45:12] amount comes back to

[45:15] you, you don't have to pay any interest on it.

[45:17] Oh no well no well no well no.

[45:19] Pavance,

[45:21] what are you saying?

[45:22] Well, I'd like to comment on that, uh, it's

[45:23] not a

[45:25] question of not wanting to help, it doesn't change

[45:28] anything in the end as he says

[45:30] because in the end,

[45:31] your tax account is 3000, I'm giving

[45:33] the figures by hand at the end of the year,

[45:34] you have to pay your 3000 coins.

[45:36] Yeah, okay.

[45:36] but the family, the family there, that he has to

[45:38] pay his tax bill,

[45:40] let's say every 3 months, well, they can

[45:42] ask their bank to take the

[45:44] amount each month and then he will be

[45:46] paid after 3 months. It doesn't change anything.

[45:48] It changes absolutely nothing.

[45:49] You don't have that service. Because it's

[45:51] possible for others to do it themselves,

[45:53] even every month.

[45:55] Wait, Mr. La Roche, let me

[45:56] finish. If someone wants to

[45:58] make their payment there to the municipality, they

[46:01] want to make their payment of, I don't know,

[46:02] 200 coins per month for their

[46:04] tax payment, they can do it. No

[46:06] one is going to refuse their

[46:07] payment. She can do it through

[46:10] her bank, through her savings bank, through

[46:12] automatic transfers. That's how it is

[46:14] . I

[46:14] know, I know. That's why, that's all,

[46:16] but why did you create voice there at

[46:18] that time? Because it's for

[46:20] online payment.

[46:21] Oh no, but that's what I want,

[46:23] but it's not for 12 months, it's for

[46:24] 6 months.

[46:25] No, but why did you create it?

[46:26] That's why you added it, even though I could have

[46:29] done it differently. I always

[46:31] paid my taxes on the

[46:32] due date, either by accessing the system

[46:35] to simply facilitate

[46:36] payment. But it's just another

[46:39] way to pay. But for the person there, we have it

[46:41] over 6 months, but for the person

[46:43] who wants to pay monthly it's easy

[46:46] for them, they just have to make transfers,

[46:47] no interest to pay anywhere.

[46:49] No, if it does its own

[46:51] municipal transfer, you won't find it

[46:52] interesting.

[46:53] No, it's paid after 3 months.

[46:55] No,

[46:56] it's paid after 3 months.

[46:57] But she has to pay,

[47:00] I'll give you another example. I

[47:02] 'll give you another example,

[47:03] Mr. La Roche, in any case, in

[47:04] my own thinking, because we thought about it

[47:06] there, we didn't do that. Oh no,

[47:09] I thought to myself, the

[47:12] person who can't pay the first

[47:13] month,

[47:15] that could happen. Yeah, and it's

[47:16] already happened to me and it must

[47:17] happen to lots of people, but at least there are

[47:19] two more months to catch up,

[47:21] whereas if the person made their

[47:23] payments monthly and then ca

[47:26] n't pay that particular month, then they'll have

[47:28] interest accruing.

[47:30] I'd like to see your

[47:32] electricity bills, or

[47:33] I'm not sure you want to see them

[47:35] . It's almost

[47:38] certain that you're on the

[47:40] payment methods to pay equally 12 months a

[47:42] year.

[47:44] Ah, well, you chose

[47:46] that option because it was

[47:47] offered to you, do you understand? Because it's every

[47:50] 2 months and sometimes the bills are

[47:53] high, especially in winter. Look at this,

[47:56] I don't understand, it's easier

[48:00] for those who have a budget than that, and we

[48:04] need to stop saying that others don't do it

[48:05] .

[48:07] to go see the

[48:09] funds

[48:10] but just like that we also looked at

[48:13] Mrs. Avid, we spent 4 years on it, we inquired

[48:18] with that, the software is very

[48:19] expensive, we have to wait until the end of

[48:22] the year for,

[48:24] I agree with you sir,

[48:25] what is the price, expensive,

[48:32] the price, we will inform again

[48:36] because we will re-inform this fall,

[48:38] budget,

[48:39] you will do it once in the life

[48:42] of the municipality, it will just be

[48:43] upgraded by,

[48:45] yeah but it's a dog, you have to pay for years,

[48:47] it's expensive, yeah

[48:48] but it's expensive, the years

[48:49] or it's expensive, just pay for years,

[48:52] no, what is expensive to be

[48:55] upgraded or what is expensive every

[48:57] month,

[48:58] it's new software,

[49:00] okay, we throw it away, owner, you are the

[49:02] owner, so you haven't paid per

[49:05] month, after that it's annual,

[49:11] annually we have to pay a license

[49:14] for it to work. Well, you

[49:16] imagine that's what it must be

[49:19] annually, we pay for a license, it

[49:20] works, we already pay for one

[49:23] for 6 months, it can't be, so

[49:27] we bought the software for 6 months, we

[49:29] pay for a license every year, that's it,

[49:32] if we're going to have software for 12

[49:34] months, a license every year, it costs, and then we

[49:38] code everyone. Yeah.

[49:41] Ah, think about it.

[49:44] Yeah. Here I am,

[49:45] I'm on it, and I'm

[49:47] very happy. He made a

[49:49] payment there yesterday, I haven't forgotten. Nobody's

[49:51] going to be a pain with me. Multiplicity has been

[49:52] paid.

[49:54] Yeah. Sometimes

[49:55] it happens that we weren't

[49:57] able to pay. Don't assume that

[49:59] everyone will be able to pay by

[50:01] 2026.

[50:03] Excuse me, I went over 2 minutes.

[50:08] Okay,

[50:11] that's one last question. In

[50:12] August you spoke, you were supposed to be handling the

[50:14] financial statements

[50:17] for the regional authority. In September, we didn't

[50:19] talk about it tonight, we haven't heard from the company yet. Okay, what's

[50:28] planned for

[50:29] October?

[50:31] It'll be a year since the region left, and

[50:32] we haven't had any information. We had

[50:34] one meeting

[50:36] after that, and we have no figures, no

[50:41] expenditures, nothing at all.

[50:42] Then we have the 2025 budget filing,

[50:46] everything will be done at the same time,

[50:49] but 2025, 2026, winter,

[50:52] no, the regional authority, it'll be good, who files

[50:54] 2024, 2024,

[50:57] the regional authority, it wasn't 2024, okay,

[51:02] but we'll know, the information

[51:03] given to me on that, figures,

[51:05] yes, we're filing the 2025 budget, it's

[51:07] the Saint-Julien team soon,

[51:09] it would be done, I won't

[51:11] announce it online.

[51:12] For September,

[51:14] I don't know, it'll be the company, we're

[51:16] waiting, happy, okay,

[51:18] to see

[51:21] the regional authority, there, it's the beginner. 2024 with

[51:23] its

[51:24] closing that year after the

[51:26] accountants there we'll do 2025 that saint that you

[51:32] see we had figures there yeah yes

[51:34] present

[51:36] in October

[51:37] 2025 for the board yeah

[51:39] 2025 2026

[51:40] No no 25 well

[51:42] 26 winter 2026 no it's

[51:45] January 1st to December 31st the

[51:46] financial years sir my

[51:47] yeah that means the part in

[51:48] October November 2025 Saint-G but

[51:50] Saint-Gava already operated before we'll see

[51:53] the board there said dirty juice 2025

[51:56] yeah snow at that time sorry there is

[51:58] no snow

[52:00] I know but that's what we'll do we'll

[52:02] train 2025

[52:03] it's next year in a year there we'll

[52:06] train 2025 nothing to know how it will

[52:09] cost the salaries

[52:10] machinery repairs 2025

[52:13] garage.

[52:13] Yeah. In the fall of 2025, when we turn over a

[52:16] suit, we're going to see everything.

[52:18] Ah, okay.

[52:19] OK.

[52:29] No further questions. We are going to form

[52:31] the assembly.

[52:33] Ah yes, that's right, adopt

[52:35] the minutes of this evening proposed by

[52:41] sir.

[52:42] Thank you everyone. Good evening,

[52:44] I'm coming. How ?

Séance du conseil Saint-Agapit - 1er septembre 2026

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