Here are the highlights of the June 3, 2025, Council meeting.
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As part of its commitment to the Quebec strategy for the conservation of drinking water, the Board of Directors has made changes to the by-law encouraging the conservation of drinking water. These measures are aimed at achieving the provincial target of a 20% reduction in drinking water use and include changing the mechanical and automatic watering schedule to once a week. More details.
The Council awards the contract for a geotechnical study and environmental characterization for the rehabilitation of Kelly Road in the amount of 59,689.56 to 7518218 Canada inc.
The council authorizes the payment of expenses for renovations to the Farm Point Park service chalet for a maximum amount of $19,545.75, plus taxes, from the Parks, Playgrounds and Natural Areas fund.
Acre is an organization dedicated to protecting the environment and the ecological integrity of the Municipality of Chelsea. In addition to environmental projects, it works to increase understanding and awareness of ecological integrity.
The Council congratulates ACRE on their 25th anniversary in the community.
Council approves the draft by-law to modify the terms and conditions for non-residential collection and to comply with the new terms and conditions of the intermunicipal grouping. Formal adoption will take place at a forthcoming meeting.
The municipal council approves the site selected for the permanent relocation of the Pic II tugboat at the northern end of the Voie Verte Chelsea.