The document that was presented at the June 8 public information meeting on the unification of the borrowing by-laws for the water and sewer system is now available.
The lighting system will allow baseball fans to enjoy more time to play their sport and will give Baseball Chelsea the opportunity to introduce new programs. It will also give more players the opportunity to play baseball and continue to progress in Chelsea.
We anticipate that the streets that have not yet been serviced will be in the next few weeks. Unfortunately, it is difficult to give a precise estimate.
The Municipality has carried out tests at the drinking water plants and has been able to solve the problem that was partly causing the water pressure problem.
A complete ban on all activities requiring high water consumption is in effect from now until Friday. This includes watering and filling a pool.
At the June 1st ordinary meeting, Council voted to install two additional mandatory stop signs at those intersections.
The Municipality is pleased to announce that it tabled its Plan d’adaptation aux changements climatiques (PACC) at the Council meeting of June 1st.
The Municipality of Chelsea will be lowering its flags to half-mast until June 10 in memory of the 215 Indigenous children from the Kamloops residential school.
Shoreline inspections along the Gatineau River will begin on private properties at the end of May and will continue throughout the summer.
Council decided to unify the borrowing by-laws for the water and wastewater system in order to respect the logic of the user/payer.
This page was last updated on June 1, 2019