Règlement sur le pouvoir d'autoriser des dépenses
By-law to authorize expenditures
Règlement sur le pouvoir d'autoriser des dépenses
By-law to authorize expenditures
Public consultation meeting concerning short-term rental
Règlement de taxation 2023
2023 Tax by-law
Entrée en vigueur du règlement d'emprunt pour le camping
Entry into force of loan by-law for the campground
Requests to be presented at the meeting of March 14, 2023
Concerning loan by-law RE-812-05-2022 for the Camping
Loan by-law for road works
Notice of public consultation concerning 3 concordance by-laws
Public notice is given that a By-law project on ethic and deontology of municipal officers was presented at the regular council session held on June 14, 2022
Modification of the tariff for access to the landing stage
Notice of presentation of by-law number RA-301-01-2022 on the ethics and professional conduct of elected municipal officials
Presentation notice for by-law concerning compensation of the elected members
BY-LAW NO 56-06
REGIONAL BY-LAW OF THE REGIONAL COUNTY MUNICIPALITY OF ARGENTEUIL RELATING TO THE FELLING OF TREES
When pesticides are applied, the environment, including the water, air or earth, may get contaminated by these substances. They can have a harmful effect on organisms that are not targeted, including on human beings. This is why many countries have passed laws to control the sale and use of these products.
In Canada, pesticides are jointly governed by the federal, provincial/territorial and municipal authorities. The federal government controls the certification, marketing and labeling of pesticides. The provinces and territories can regulate the sale, use, storage, transportation and elimination of pesticides certified by the federal government. They also have the power to restrict or prohibit the use of certified products in their area of jurisdiction. For their part, municipalities in several provinces have the power to pass more detailed By-Laws, mainly in regard to the use of pesticides in urban areas, taking into account their special local features.
Other features included in By-Laws include initiatives focused essentially on information, awareness and the search for alternatives to the use of pesticides.