"naming"

This is a procedural item to formally record the minutes of the Toponymy Committee meeting, which deals with naming city streets and landmarks.

This item formalizes the naming of a municipal park as 'Parc Hélène-Wallingford-Panalaks'.

This item formalizes the naming of a park as 'Parc Georges-J.-Bérriault'.

The committee makes decisions based on discussions held in private (in-camera). These include naming recommendations for city locations and an information update regarding a project honoring eight women for International Women's Day (March 8).

The Toponymy Committee recommended adding five names to the city's toponymy bank for the Limbour sector, specifically under the 'Women' theme. These names are Thérèse Morency, Christine Martin, Clémence Guibert, Hélène Aubert, and Lucia Fillion.

This item is the formal filing of the minutes from the Toponymy Committee meeting held on December 2, 2024, for council review.

This item involves the review of naming proposals using the committee's analysis grid. The committee will evaluate and provide recommendations for several individuals and historical figures, including Thérèse Morency, Lucia Filion, the Sœurs De Mormaison, Hélène Aubert, Clémence Guibert, Christine Martin, Diane Dupont-Cyr, Serge Dion, and Wilfred Madaire / Ernest Gagnon.

Routine filing of the minutes from the October 7, 2024, meeting of the Toponymy Committee, which oversees the naming of streets and public places.

The committee will review the evaluation criteria used for naming municipal locations. This is a recommendation item presented by Councillor Louise Boudrias.

The committee will discuss a notice of intent regarding future naming proposals. This item is presented by Councillors Benoit-Pelletier and Diane Dupont.

The committee will discuss and formulate recommendations regarding naming conventions or toponymy related to the 'Versant' development project. This is a substantive item as it involves official naming decisions for a specific municipal project.

This item proposes the official naming of a municipal building as the 'Constance-Provost' building, located in the Aylmer district, to honor the individual.

The city is naming the new building that will house the Aylmer service center and the Lucy-Faris library as the 'Édifice Constance-Provost' to honor the former mayor of Aylmer.

Council discussed the development of a new multifunctional complex. It was recommended that the facility be officially named the "Multifunctional Complex."

Council will update the governing rules for the Toponymy Committee (which handles naming of streets and places) and appoint a councillor to serve on it.