Mayor`s message - Ville de Sainte-Agathe-des
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Mayor`s message - Ville de Sainte-Agathe-des
All the services… nature outside your door All services available with nature in proximity anywhere in town! We are available The municipal teams take great care to ensure the best quality of services for residents and vacationers at all times. Enviable leisure facilities and cultural show venues The Town makes great efforts to offer its population diversified leisure facilities and cultural show venues: Place Lagny with its outdoor amphitheatre; the sports complex with its arena and pool; access to gyms; three public beaches; bicycle paths; mechanically groomed snowshoeing and cross-country ski trails and the Gaston-Miron public library Let us not forget the renowned Théâtre Le Patriote, which has been host to some of Québec’s greatest artists. As well, a sailing school and two golf courses can be found in the area. Activities for one and all Brief Statistics •Residents: Agathoise, Agathois; •Population as of December 31st 2009: 10 077 residents; and close to 6 000 added vacationers during the peak summer period; Quality health and educational services Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts hosts a number of institutions: A regional hospital; a CLSC; a long term care facility, thirty or so medical / professional clinics; four elementary schools; one French high school and one English high school. Many of the institutions offer advanced programs such as languages, music, arts and sports. There are also a few private schools in the area. Involved community partners A variety of activities are offered. Free concerts and shows at Place Lagny, recreational, sports and cultural related activities for all ages and all tastes, grand scale events such as; the Festi-Neige (snow festival), organised by the Town of Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts and its Chamber of Commerce. A detailed listing of the events program is available at: www.ville.sainte-agathe-des-monts.qc.ca. More than 30 community and regional organizations contribute to the growth of the community and offer diversity in leisure and cultural activities as well as health and social economic domains. Large surface businesses nearby As well, different religious groups are present in the region. Large surface businesses such as Wal-Mart, near the downtown area, provide the population with necessary products and commodities. •Year of foundation: 1862; •Regrouping of all 3 municipalities: 2002; •Territory’s surface: 129 km2; •Number of lakes: 30 lakes including Lac des Sables in the downtown area; Mayor's message •Bicycle paths: more than 50 kilometres worth; •Territory occupation: waterfront (8%), wooded areas (80%), wet lands (4%), fallow land (5%), urban (2%), vacation areas (1%); •Diversified employment: retail businesses; professional and public services; manufacturing sector; •Municipalité régionale de comté: MRC Les Laurentides. Thanks to the partners in the 2010 Cottage and Country Homes Show Promoters: Mont Catherine inc., Réno-Innovaction inc., Groupe Landco, Rob-Mic. inc. , Groupe JAV, Norag inc. The sponsors: Jean Godon arpenteur-géomètre, Rado Corbeil et Généreux, Dessau, Genivar, Le Groupe Sheiner, Atelier Idea architecture et design, Les Industries Tribase,Via Design, Lortie et Martin Ltée rénovateur RONA, BMR Eugène Monette inc., Aluminium Hawkins & fils, Caisse populaire Desjardins Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts Partners: The Sainte-Agathe-Des-Monts tourist information bureau, la Chambre de commerce de Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, l’École de voile de Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, le Parc des Campeurs, le CLD Laurentides et le CSSS Les Sommets Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts offers an environment with an exceptional quality of life. Nestled in the heart of the Laurentians, only one hour north of Montreal and in close proximity to Saint-Sauveur and Mont Tremblant, this town will win you over. Y ou will discover an endearing community, a town that offers all the services while maintaining a natural setting surrounded by mountains lakes and forests where you can enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities. All the services… nature outside your door! In order to insure a good quality of life, our municipality has adopted a strategic vision “In the heart of the Laurentians, all the services… nature outside your door”. This vision orients our decisions and actions. It reconciles the town’s development with the conservation of architectural heritage, this treasure we all cherish. In this special edition of the municipal bulletin, we present a glimpse of our town transformed as well as a range of housing development projects by the water and in the mountains, which have been proposed by our partnering promoters.The choice to live in Sainte-Agathedes-Monts signifies a sound lifestyle alternative with the best of the city and the country all in one. Why not come and see for yourself ! We welcome all future Agathois! Phone: 819 326-4595 www.ville.sainte-agathe-des-monts.qc.ca Copywriting: Line Richer Communications Photograph: Richard Blouin, Infographie Boréale, Studio d’arts graphiques Vers’en Art Graphics design: Tapage Communication 100 % postconsommation Denis Chalifoux Major A vision for the future… clear results! The regrouping of the three municipalities, Sainte-Agathe-Sud, Sainte-Agathe-Nord and Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts in 2002, and the decennial strategic plan implemented in 2005 have brought winds of renewal into the town. Revitalization of the downtown area and Place Lagny The downtown area has gone through a true metamorphosis.This transformation, conceived for the people, facilitates pedestrian activity: street furnishings and signage have been improved and parking lots have been added. New businesses and boutiques as well as cafés and restaurants have joined the downtown core making it exciting and inviting. Trees have been planted, cables buried and numerous buildings restored. Place Lagny, alongside Lac des Sables, underwent a major transformation in 2003 and is at the heart of community life. It is situated in the downtown core and the bicycle path running though it is in close proximity to the P’tit Train du Nord linear park. It is the meeting place for popular events, the main site for outdoor show presentations and the ideal place for family leisure activities. Conscientious development To ensure the harmonious growth of its territory, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts proposes conscientious development. Different programs have been put in place to ensure preservation of nature, the existing patrimonial architecture as well as the quality of the drinking water. Landscape protection The Architectural Implementation and Integration Plan, was implemented by the town to ensure proper development of specific areas such as the patrimonial sector and mountain lots.This essential tool allows for proper adaptation of projects according to specific areas while maintaining precise criteria. Protection of riparian strips Adoption of a family policy that meets the needs of families and ensures a quality living environment. This first family policy that applies to all municipal services was adopted in 2009. Preservation patrimonial architecture The Town has invested notable efforts to restore the value of many of the patrimonial buildings in the downtown core; some resident owners have contributed by restoring their homes. A one hour walking tour on the circuit around the town will let you discover the rich history of the community. Creation of a cultural policy Implemented in 2007, the town’s cultural policy affirms Agathois’ sense of identity and renders culture more accessible for the entire community.The recent creation of Sainte-Agathe-des-Arts, a local organization created for show presentations in collaboration with le Théâtre le Patriote, is a concrete example of this policy. Residential and commercial development • Substantial increase in commercial activity, 50 new businesses joined the downtown area between 1999 and 2009. • A 149 % increase in construction and renovation permit value between 2002 and 2009, reaching close to 28 million dollars in 2009. The tax roll increased by 117 % for the same period, reaching 1,2 billion dollars in 2009. Honourable mentions for environmental planning 2009 Among the 16 municipalities in Quebec to have been awarded four “Fleurons” by the Fleurons du Québec in recognition for its initiatives in public places’ horticultural embellishments. • 2007 The town as received three “Fleurons du Québec”, horticultural prizes given for embellishing the landscape and for a continued commitment in this field. • The term “riparian strips” refers to a natural strip of vegetation, bordering 10 to 15 meters of lake shores and river banks, which allows for the preservation of water quality, flora and wildlife. It is strictly forbidden to alter the riparian strip by mowing, trimming or cutting any of the plant life, this includes adding grass or sod.Water-front residents must also insure the rege-neration of this strip. Mention of recognisance from Hydro Québec for the exceptional work accomplished in the revitalization of the downtown area, when cables were placed underground. For more information regarding urbanism regulations, please visit our website at www. ville.sainte-agathe-des-monts.qc.ca, in the “Services Municipaux” section then click on “Règlements et Permis”. For further assistance in English please call our office. Physical improvement prize awarded by la Fondation Rues Principales in recognition of efforts put forth to put into value the physical and human aspects of the downtown area. 2006 • Residential Projects (For the location of these projects, visit our Web site: www.ville.sainte-agathe-des-monts.qc.ca) Partners show L'Érablière Vallée Gillespie Côté Azur Les Villas du Lac Club Lac-des-Sables Hameau sur le lac Projet Vendette Project type Location In the mountains. Facing south-east. 42 forest lots Location: 5 In the mountains. Facing east or south-east. 24 forest lots Location: 6 In the mountains, on lake and river side. 50 forest lots Location: 7 Downtown 22 units in two 2-floor buildings Location: 3 Urban resort on navigable lake 9 lots bordering Lac des Sables Location: 4 Downtown 40 units: five 3-floor buildings with 8 units each Location: 2 Downtown 15 units: five attached 3-floor triplexes Location: 1 Land area or dwelling unit area Land: Min.: 5 500 m2 Max.: 5 000 m2 Land: Min.: 9 000 m2 Max.: 21 000 m2 Land: 10 000 m2 Dwelling unit (condo): Min.: 83 m2 Max.: 157 m2 Land: Min.: 2 300 m2 Max.: 4 300 m2 Dwelling unit (condo): Min.: 100 m2 Max.: 133 m2 Dwelling unit (condo): Min.: 85 m2 Max.: 105 m2 Property type Individual (municipal roads) Individual (municipal roads) Condominium (private roads) Condominium (municipal roads) Condominium (private roads) Condominium (municipal roads) Condominium (municipal roads) Drinking water Waste water Municipal water supply Septic system Municipal water supply Septic system Municipal water supply Septic system Municipal water supply and sewer Municipal water supply and sewer Municipal water supply and sewer Municipal water supply and sewer Specific regulations Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Other features Private and municipal cross-country ski and snowshoe trails Near the P’Tit Train du Nord linear park Located 1.5 kilometres from exit 86 of Highway 15 North Advisory and guidance services Mountain summit Unrestricted view of the Laurentians Private and municipal cross-country ski and snowshoe trails Near the P’Tit Train du Nord linear park Located 3 kilometres from exit 86 of Highway 15 North Advisory and guidance services Individual access to Lac Azur and common area (private park) Gated entries Navigable lake with non-motorized watercraft Private cross-country ski and snowshoe trails Mountain biking Advisory, guidance and construction services Elevator and indoor parking Facing Lac des Sables Unrestricted view Municipal beach across from project Navigable lake with motorized watercraft Stores, health care, regional hospital and CLSC within walking distance Individual access to Lac des Sables and common area (private park) Navigable lake with motorized watercraft Stores, health care, regional hospital and CLSC within walking distance Superior quality real estate development Elevator and indoor parking Municipal beach, stores, health care, regional hospital and CLSC within walking distance Garage for ground floor units Municipal beach, stores, health care, regional hospital and CLSC within walking distance Next to Transport Collectif Intermunicipal bus stop Developer Coordinates Mont Catherine inc. 1 819 321-0404 Réno Innovaction inc. 1 819 326-3581 1 514 705-4170 Groupe Landco inc. 1 819 326-8808 Rob-Mic inc. 1 877 538-2002 Groupe JAV 1 450 314-3114 Norag inc. 1 514 260-8693 E-mail [email protected] info@ chalet-a-vendre.com [email protected] roberth@ tridome.com javoisard@ hameausurlelac.com patrick.garon@ noraginc.com Website montcatherine.com chalet-a-vendre.com lesvillasdulac.ca club-lacdessables.com hameausurlelac.com noraginc.com 2005 • 2005 The AQTR 2005 prize for road safety awarded by l’Association Québecoise du Transport, for the reorganization concept of the downtown area. • 2005 The Coq d’Argent prize for Town of the year awarded by the Québec Chamber of Commerce Federation. A vision for the future… clear results! The regrouping of the three municipalities, Sainte-Agathe-Sud, Sainte-Agathe-Nord and Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts in 2002, and the decennial strategic plan implemented in 2005 have brought winds of renewal into the town. Revitalization of the downtown area and Place Lagny The downtown area has gone through a true metamorphosis.This transformation, conceived for the people, facilitates pedestrian activity: street furnishings and signage have been improved and parking lots have been added. New businesses and boutiques as well as cafés and restaurants have joined the downtown core making it exciting and inviting. Trees have been planted, cables buried and numerous buildings restored. Place Lagny, alongside Lac des Sables, underwent a major transformation in 2003 and is at the heart of community life. It is situated in the downtown core and the bicycle path running though it is in close proximity to the P’tit Train du Nord linear park. It is the meeting place for popular events, the main site for outdoor show presentations and the ideal place for family leisure activities. Conscientious development To ensure the harmonious growth of its territory, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts proposes conscientious development. Different programs have been put in place to ensure preservation of nature, the existing patrimonial architecture as well as the quality of the drinking water. Landscape protection The Architectural Implementation and Integration Plan, was implemented by the town to ensure proper development of specific areas such as the patrimonial sector and mountain lots.This essential tool allows for proper adaptation of projects according to specific areas while maintaining precise criteria. Protection of riparian strips Adoption of a family policy that meets the needs of families and ensures a quality living environment. This first family policy that applies to all municipal services was adopted in 2009. Preservation patrimonial architecture The Town has invested notable efforts to restore the value of many of the patrimonial buildings in the downtown core; some resident owners have contributed by restoring their homes. A one hour walking tour on the circuit around the town will let you discover the rich history of the community. Creation of a cultural policy Implemented in 2007, the town’s cultural policy affirms Agathois’ sense of identity and renders culture more accessible for the entire community.The recent creation of Sainte-Agathe-des-Arts, a local organization created for show presentations in collaboration with le Théâtre le Patriote, is a concrete example of this policy. Residential and commercial development • Substantial increase in commercial activity, 50 new businesses joined the downtown area between 1999 and 2009. • A 149 % increase in construction and renovation permit value between 2002 and 2009, reaching close to 28 million dollars in 2009. The tax roll increased by 117 % for the same period, reaching 1,2 billion dollars in 2009. Honourable mentions for environmental planning 2009 Among the 16 municipalities in Quebec to have been awarded four “Fleurons” by the Fleurons du Québec in recognition for its initiatives in public places’ horticultural embellishments. • 2007 The town as received three “Fleurons du Québec”, horticultural prizes given for embellishing the landscape and for a continued commitment in this field. • The term “riparian strips” refers to a natural strip of vegetation, bordering 10 to 15 meters of lake shores and river banks, which allows for the preservation of water quality, flora and wildlife. It is strictly forbidden to alter the riparian strip by mowing, trimming or cutting any of the plant life, this includes adding grass or sod.Water-front residents must also insure the rege-neration of this strip. Mention of recognisance from Hydro Québec for the exceptional work accomplished in the revitalization of the downtown area, when cables were placed underground. For more information regarding urbanism regulations, please visit our website at www. ville.sainte-agathe-des-monts.qc.ca, in the “Services Municipaux” section then click on “Règlements et Permis”. For further assistance in English please call our office. Physical improvement prize awarded by la Fondation Rues Principales in recognition of efforts put forth to put into value the physical and human aspects of the downtown area. 2006 • Residential Projects (For the location of these projects, visit our Web site: www.ville.sainte-agathe-des-monts.qc.ca) Partners show L'Érablière Vallée Gillespie Côté Azur Les Villas du Lac Club Lac-des-Sables Hameau sur le lac Projet Vendette Project type Location In the mountains. Facing south-east. 42 forest lots Location: 5 In the mountains. Facing east or south-east. 24 forest lots Location: 6 In the mountains, on lake and river side. 50 forest lots Location: 7 Downtown 22 units in two 2-floor buildings Location: 3 Urban resort on navigable lake 9 lots bordering Lac des Sables Location: 4 Downtown 40 units: five 3-floor buildings with 8 units each Location: 2 Downtown 15 units: five attached 3-floor triplexes Location: 1 Land area or dwelling unit area Land: Min.: 5 500 m2 Max.: 5 000 m2 Land: Min.: 9 000 m2 Max.: 21 000 m2 Land: 10 000 m2 Dwelling unit (condo): Min.: 83 m2 Max.: 157 m2 Land: Min.: 2 300 m2 Max.: 4 300 m2 Dwelling unit (condo): Min.: 100 m2 Max.: 133 m2 Dwelling unit (condo): Min.: 85 m2 Max.: 105 m2 Property type Individual (municipal roads) Individual (municipal roads) Condominium (private roads) Condominium (municipal roads) Condominium (private roads) Condominium (municipal roads) Condominium (municipal roads) Drinking water Waste water Municipal water supply Septic system Municipal water supply Septic system Municipal water supply Septic system Municipal water supply and sewer Municipal water supply and sewer Municipal water supply and sewer Municipal water supply and sewer Specific regulations Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Other features Private and municipal cross-country ski and snowshoe trails Near the P’Tit Train du Nord linear park Located 1.5 kilometres from exit 86 of Highway 15 North Advisory and guidance services Mountain summit Unrestricted view of the Laurentians Private and municipal cross-country ski and snowshoe trails Near the P’Tit Train du Nord linear park Located 3 kilometres from exit 86 of Highway 15 North Advisory and guidance services Individual access to Lac Azur and common area (private park) Gated entries Navigable lake with non-motorized watercraft Private cross-country ski and snowshoe trails Mountain biking Advisory, guidance and construction services Elevator and indoor parking Facing Lac des Sables Unrestricted view Municipal beach across from project Navigable lake with motorized watercraft Stores, health care, regional hospital and CLSC within walking distance Individual access to Lac des Sables and common area (private park) Navigable lake with motorized watercraft Stores, health care, regional hospital and CLSC within walking distance Superior quality real estate development Elevator and indoor parking Municipal beach, stores, health care, regional hospital and CLSC within walking distance Garage for ground floor units Municipal beach, stores, health care, regional hospital and CLSC within walking distance Next to Transport Collectif Intermunicipal bus stop Developer Coordinates Mont Catherine inc. 1 819 321-0404 Réno Innovaction inc. 1 819 326-3581 1 514 705-4170 Groupe Landco inc. 1 819 326-8808 Rob-Mic inc. 1 877 538-2002 Groupe JAV 1 450 314-3114 Norag inc. 1 514 260-8693 E-mail [email protected] info@ chalet-a-vendre.com [email protected] roberth@ tridome.com javoisard@ hameausurlelac.com patrick.garon@ noraginc.com Website montcatherine.com chalet-a-vendre.com lesvillasdulac.ca club-lacdessables.com hameausurlelac.com noraginc.com 2005 • 2005 The AQTR 2005 prize for road safety awarded by l’Association Québecoise du Transport, for the reorganization concept of the downtown area. • 2005 The Coq d’Argent prize for Town of the year awarded by the Québec Chamber of Commerce Federation. A vision for the future… clear results! The regrouping of the three municipalities, Sainte-Agathe-Sud, Sainte-Agathe-Nord and Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts in 2002, and the decennial strategic plan implemented in 2005 have brought winds of renewal into the town. Revitalization of the downtown area and Place Lagny The downtown area has gone through a true metamorphosis.This transformation, conceived for the people, facilitates pedestrian activity: street furnishings and signage have been improved and parking lots have been added. New businesses and boutiques as well as cafés and restaurants have joined the downtown core making it exciting and inviting. Trees have been planted, cables buried and numerous buildings restored. Place Lagny, alongside Lac des Sables, underwent a major transformation in 2003 and is at the heart of community life. It is situated in the downtown core and the bicycle path running though it is in close proximity to the P’tit Train du Nord linear park. It is the meeting place for popular events, the main site for outdoor show presentations and the ideal place for family leisure activities. Conscientious development To ensure the harmonious growth of its territory, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts proposes conscientious development. Different programs have been put in place to ensure preservation of nature, the existing patrimonial architecture as well as the quality of the drinking water. Landscape protection The Architectural Implementation and Integration Plan, was implemented by the town to ensure proper development of specific areas such as the patrimonial sector and mountain lots.This essential tool allows for proper adaptation of projects according to specific areas while maintaining precise criteria. Protection of riparian strips Adoption of a family policy that meets the needs of families and ensures a quality living environment. This first family policy that applies to all municipal services was adopted in 2009. Preservation patrimonial architecture The Town has invested notable efforts to restore the value of many of the patrimonial buildings in the downtown core; some resident owners have contributed by restoring their homes. A one hour walking tour on the circuit around the town will let you discover the rich history of the community. Creation of a cultural policy Implemented in 2007, the town’s cultural policy affirms Agathois’ sense of identity and renders culture more accessible for the entire community.The recent creation of Sainte-Agathe-des-Arts, a local organization created for show presentations in collaboration with le Théâtre le Patriote, is a concrete example of this policy. Residential and commercial development • Substantial increase in commercial activity, 50 new businesses joined the downtown area between 1999 and 2009. • A 149 % increase in construction and renovation permit value between 2002 and 2009, reaching close to 28 million dollars in 2009. The tax roll increased by 117 % for the same period, reaching 1,2 billion dollars in 2009. Honourable mentions for environmental planning 2009 Among the 16 municipalities in Quebec to have been awarded four “Fleurons” by the Fleurons du Québec in recognition for its initiatives in public places’ horticultural embellishments. • 2007 The town as received three “Fleurons du Québec”, horticultural prizes given for embellishing the landscape and for a continued commitment in this field. • The term “riparian strips” refers to a natural strip of vegetation, bordering 10 to 15 meters of lake shores and river banks, which allows for the preservation of water quality, flora and wildlife. It is strictly forbidden to alter the riparian strip by mowing, trimming or cutting any of the plant life, this includes adding grass or sod.Water-front residents must also insure the rege-neration of this strip. Mention of recognisance from Hydro Québec for the exceptional work accomplished in the revitalization of the downtown area, when cables were placed underground. For more information regarding urbanism regulations, please visit our website at www. ville.sainte-agathe-des-monts.qc.ca, in the “Services Municipaux” section then click on “Règlements et Permis”. For further assistance in English please call our office. Physical improvement prize awarded by la Fondation Rues Principales in recognition of efforts put forth to put into value the physical and human aspects of the downtown area. 2006 • Residential Projects (For the location of these projects, visit our Web site: www.ville.sainte-agathe-des-monts.qc.ca) Partners show L'Érablière Vallée Gillespie Côté Azur Les Villas du Lac Club Lac-des-Sables Hameau sur le lac Projet Vendette Project type Location In the mountains. Facing south-east. 42 forest lots Location: 5 In the mountains. Facing east or south-east. 24 forest lots Location: 6 In the mountains, on lake and river side. 50 forest lots Location: 7 Downtown 22 units in two 2-floor buildings Location: 3 Urban resort on navigable lake 9 lots bordering Lac des Sables Location: 4 Downtown 40 units: five 3-floor buildings with 8 units each Location: 2 Downtown 15 units: five attached 3-floor triplexes Location: 1 Land area or dwelling unit area Land: Min.: 5 500 m2 Max.: 5 000 m2 Land: Min.: 9 000 m2 Max.: 21 000 m2 Land: 10 000 m2 Dwelling unit (condo): Min.: 83 m2 Max.: 157 m2 Land: Min.: 2 300 m2 Max.: 4 300 m2 Dwelling unit (condo): Min.: 100 m2 Max.: 133 m2 Dwelling unit (condo): Min.: 85 m2 Max.: 105 m2 Property type Individual (municipal roads) Individual (municipal roads) Condominium (private roads) Condominium (municipal roads) Condominium (private roads) Condominium (municipal roads) Condominium (municipal roads) Drinking water Waste water Municipal water supply Septic system Municipal water supply Septic system Municipal water supply Septic system Municipal water supply and sewer Municipal water supply and sewer Municipal water supply and sewer Municipal water supply and sewer Specific regulations Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Layout and architectural features of buildings Other features Private and municipal cross-country ski and snowshoe trails Near the P’Tit Train du Nord linear park Located 1.5 kilometres from exit 86 of Highway 15 North Advisory and guidance services Mountain summit Unrestricted view of the Laurentians Private and municipal cross-country ski and snowshoe trails Near the P’Tit Train du Nord linear park Located 3 kilometres from exit 86 of Highway 15 North Advisory and guidance services Individual access to Lac Azur and common area (private park) Gated entries Navigable lake with non-motorized watercraft Private cross-country ski and snowshoe trails Mountain biking Advisory, guidance and construction services Elevator and indoor parking Facing Lac des Sables Unrestricted view Municipal beach across from project Navigable lake with motorized watercraft Stores, health care, regional hospital and CLSC within walking distance Individual access to Lac des Sables and common area (private park) Navigable lake with motorized watercraft Stores, health care, regional hospital and CLSC within walking distance Superior quality real estate development Elevator and indoor parking Municipal beach, stores, health care, regional hospital and CLSC within walking distance Garage for ground floor units Municipal beach, stores, health care, regional hospital and CLSC within walking distance Next to Transport Collectif Intermunicipal bus stop Developer Coordinates Mont Catherine inc. 1 819 321-0404 Réno Innovaction inc. 1 819 326-3581 1 514 705-4170 Groupe Landco inc. 1 819 326-8808 Rob-Mic inc. 1 877 538-2002 Groupe JAV 1 450 314-3114 Norag inc. 1 514 260-8693 E-mail [email protected] info@ chalet-a-vendre.com [email protected] roberth@ tridome.com javoisard@ hameausurlelac.com patrick.garon@ noraginc.com Website montcatherine.com chalet-a-vendre.com lesvillasdulac.ca club-lacdessables.com hameausurlelac.com noraginc.com 2005 • 2005 The AQTR 2005 prize for road safety awarded by l’Association Québecoise du Transport, for the reorganization concept of the downtown area. • 2005 The Coq d’Argent prize for Town of the year awarded by the Québec Chamber of Commerce Federation. All the services… nature outside your door All services available with nature in proximity anywhere in town! We are available The municipal teams take great care to ensure the best quality of services for residents and vacationers at all times. Enviable leisure facilities and cultural show venues The Town makes great efforts to offer its population diversified leisure facilities and cultural show venues: Place Lagny with its outdoor amphitheatre; the sports complex with its arena and pool; access to gyms; three public beaches; bicycle paths; mechanically groomed snowshoeing and cross-country ski trails and the Gaston-Miron public library Let us not forget the renowned Théâtre Le Patriote, which has been host to some of Québec’s greatest artists. As well, a sailing school and two golf courses can be found in the area. Activities for one and all Brief Statistics •Residents: Agathoise, Agathois; •Population as of December 31st 2009: 10 077 residents; and close to 6 000 added vacationers during the peak summer period; Quality health and educational services Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts hosts a number of institutions: A regional hospital; a CLSC; a long term care facility, thirty or so medical / professional clinics; four elementary schools; one French high school and one English high school. Many of the institutions offer advanced programs such as languages, music, arts and sports. There are also a few private schools in the area. Involved community partners A variety of activities are offered. Free concerts and shows at Place Lagny, recreational, sports and cultural related activities for all ages and all tastes, grand scale events such as; the Festi-Neige (snow festival), organised by the Town of Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts and its Chamber of Commerce. A detailed listing of the events program is available at: www.ville.sainte-agathe-des-monts.qc.ca. More than 30 community and regional organizations contribute to the growth of the community and offer diversity in leisure and cultural activities as well as health and social economic domains. Large surface businesses nearby As well, different religious groups are present in the region. Large surface businesses such as Wal-Mart, near the downtown area, provide the population with necessary products and commodities. •Year of foundation: 1862; •Regrouping of all 3 municipalities: 2002; •Territory’s surface: 129 km2; •Number of lakes: 30 lakes including Lac des Sables in the downtown area; Mayor's message •Bicycle paths: more than 50 kilometres worth; •Territory occupation: waterfront (8%), wooded areas (80%), wet lands (4%), fallow land (5%), urban (2%), vacation areas (1%); •Diversified employment: retail businesses; professional and public services; manufacturing sector; •Municipalité régionale de comté: MRC Les Laurentides. Thanks to the partners in the 2010 Cottage and Country Homes Show Promoters: Mont Catherine inc., Réno-Innovaction inc., Groupe Landco, Rob-Mic. inc. , Groupe JAV, Norag inc. The sponsors: Jean Godon arpenteur-géomètre, Rado Corbeil et Généreux, Dessau, Genivar, Le Groupe Sheiner, Atelier Idea architecture et design, Les Industries Tribase,Via Design, Lortie et Martin Ltée rénovateur RONA, BMR Eugène Monette inc., Aluminium Hawkins & fils, Caisse populaire Desjardins Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts Partners: The Sainte-Agathe-Des-Monts tourist information bureau, la Chambre de commerce de Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, l’École de voile de Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, le Parc des Campeurs, le CLD Laurentides et le CSSS Les Sommets Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts offers an environment with an exceptional quality of life. Nestled in the heart of the Laurentians, only one hour north of Montreal and in close proximity to Saint-Sauveur and Mont Tremblant, this town will win you over. Y ou will discover an endearing community, a town that offers all the services while maintaining a natural setting surrounded by mountains lakes and forests where you can enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities. All the services… nature outside your door! In order to insure a good quality of life, our municipality has adopted a strategic vision “In the heart of the Laurentians, all the services… nature outside your door”. This vision orients our decisions and actions. It reconciles the town’s development with the conservation of architectural heritage, this treasure we all cherish. In this special edition of the municipal bulletin, we present a glimpse of our town transformed as well as a range of housing development projects by the water and in the mountains, which have been proposed by our partnering promoters.The choice to live in Sainte-Agathedes-Monts signifies a sound lifestyle alternative with the best of the city and the country all in one. Why not come and see for yourself ! We welcome all future Agathois! Phone: 819 326-4595 www.ville.sainte-agathe-des-monts.qc.ca Copywriting: Line Richer Communications Photograph: Richard Blouin, Infographie Boréale, Studio d’arts graphiques Vers’en Art Graphics design: Tapage Communication 100 % postconsommation Denis Chalifoux Major All the services… nature outside your door All services available with nature in proximity anywhere in town! We are available The municipal teams take great care to ensure the best quality of services for residents and vacationers at all times. Enviable leisure facilities and cultural show venues The Town makes great efforts to offer its population diversified leisure facilities and cultural show venues: Place Lagny with its outdoor amphitheatre; the sports complex with its arena and pool; access to gyms; three public beaches; bicycle paths; mechanically groomed snowshoeing and cross-country ski trails and the Gaston-Miron public library Let us not forget the renowned Théâtre Le Patriote, which has been host to some of Québec’s greatest artists. As well, a sailing school and two golf courses can be found in the area. Activities for one and all Brief Statistics •Residents: Agathoise, Agathois; •Population as of December 31st 2009: 10 077 residents; and close to 6 000 added vacationers during the peak summer period; Quality health and educational services Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts hosts a number of institutions: A regional hospital; a CLSC; a long term care facility, thirty or so medical / professional clinics; four elementary schools; one French high school and one English high school. Many of the institutions offer advanced programs such as languages, music, arts and sports. There are also a few private schools in the area. Involved community partners A variety of activities are offered. Free concerts and shows at Place Lagny, recreational, sports and cultural related activities for all ages and all tastes, grand scale events such as; the Festi-Neige (snow festival), organised by the Town of Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts and its Chamber of Commerce. A detailed listing of the events program is available at: www.ville.sainte-agathe-des-monts.qc.ca. More than 30 community and regional organizations contribute to the growth of the community and offer diversity in leisure and cultural activities as well as health and social economic domains. Large surface businesses nearby As well, different religious groups are present in the region. Large surface businesses such as Wal-Mart, near the downtown area, provide the population with necessary products and commodities. •Year of foundation: 1862; •Regrouping of all 3 municipalities: 2002; •Territory’s surface: 129 km2; •Number of lakes: 30 lakes including Lac des Sables in the downtown area; Mayor's message •Bicycle paths: more than 50 kilometres worth; •Territory occupation: waterfront (8%), wooded areas (80%), wet lands (4%), fallow land (5%), urban (2%), vacation areas (1%); •Diversified employment: retail businesses; professional and public services; manufacturing sector; •Municipalité régionale de comté: MRC Les Laurentides. Thanks to the partners in the 2010 Cottage and Country Homes Show Promoters: Mont Catherine inc., Réno-Innovaction inc., Groupe Landco, Rob-Mic. inc. , Groupe JAV, Norag inc. The sponsors: Jean Godon arpenteur-géomètre, Rado Corbeil et Généreux, Dessau, Genivar, Le Groupe Sheiner, Atelier Idea architecture et design, Les Industries Tribase,Via Design, Lortie et Martin Ltée rénovateur RONA, BMR Eugène Monette inc., Aluminium Hawkins & fils, Caisse populaire Desjardins Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts Partners: The Sainte-Agathe-Des-Monts tourist information bureau, la Chambre de commerce de Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, l’École de voile de Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, le Parc des Campeurs, le CLD Laurentides et le CSSS Les Sommets Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts offers an environment with an exceptional quality of life. Nestled in the heart of the Laurentians, only one hour north of Montreal and in close proximity to Saint-Sauveur and Mont Tremblant, this town will win you over. Y ou will discover an endearing community, a town that offers all the services while maintaining a natural setting surrounded by mountains lakes and forests where you can enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities. All the services… nature outside your door! In order to insure a good quality of life, our municipality has adopted a strategic vision “In the heart of the Laurentians, all the services… nature outside your door”. This vision orients our decisions and actions. It reconciles the town’s development with the conservation of architectural heritage, this treasure we all cherish. In this special edition of the municipal bulletin, we present a glimpse of our town transformed as well as a range of housing development projects by the water and in the mountains, which have been proposed by our partnering promoters.The choice to live in Sainte-Agathedes-Monts signifies a sound lifestyle alternative with the best of the city and the country all in one. Why not come and see for yourself ! We welcome all future Agathois! Phone: 819 326-4595 www.ville.sainte-agathe-des-monts.qc.ca Copywriting: Line Richer Communications Photograph: Richard Blouin, Infographie Boréale, Studio d’arts graphiques Vers’en Art Graphics design: Tapage Communication 100 % postconsommation Denis Chalifoux Major