A regulation adopted in April to restrict vacation homes in certain zones of Brownsburg-Chatham will remain the law.
Québec law allows for residents of areas affected by changes to zoning regulations to register for a referendum on the regulation. However, no signatures were registered so therefore the regulation will remain in affect based on the approval granted by council.
Studies planned for street rehabilitations
Chemin de la Carrière and chemin Dalesville in Brownsburg-Chatham require rehabilitation.
On May 3, municipal council approved consulting firm Équipe Laurence to undertake a study on the rehabilitation needs. The cost of the study is $34,205.06, including taxes.
On May 3, Brownsburg-Chatham council also approved a planning study for storm water management and a recreational path along rue Woodbine south, in the village of Brownsburg. BHP Conseils is performing the study at a cost of $12,934.69, including taxes.
Summer events approved
Brownsburg-Chatham council has approved a series of community events planned for the months ahead.
The summer market in Brownsburg will return for 2022, beginning on Saturday, June 11, and will take place every two weeks on rue MacVicar until September 17. Council has also given permission for the Steve O’Brien Foundation, which assists area youth, to set up a can collection depot throughout May at the corner of rue Principale and rue des Érables in the centre of Brownsburg.
On June 25, volunteers from the Association sportive de Brownsburg-Chatham will be collecting cash donations from drivers at the intersection of rue Principale and rue des Érables.
Marina fencing to be installed
Upgrades continue at the Brownsburg-Chatham municipal marina.
On May 3, council approved installing new fencing around the storage area. Clôtures Vision is providing the fencing and labour at a cost of $38,188.85 plus taxes.
