There are no members of the public, so I don't think we will have any comments from the public. We are here tonight to review a motion aimed at adopting the final ordinance and the final decisions of the council and the final decisions of the council for a derogation request for Luxzone LLC. Permit de construire un nouvel hôtel de 5 étages au 3000 55 Orange Place.

1:15•Speaker 4

Je vais faire une motion visant.

1:19•Speaker 6

Adopter les conclusions de fait.

1:23•Speaker 5

Merci. Très bien. Des questions ou des commentaires ? Vous avez tous reçu une lettre du promoteur. Elle était assez longue.

1:33 – 2:09•Speaker 6

Oui, oui. It's a statement. For memory, I don't like the rush with which this meeting was organized. And I don't say it for memory. But that said, since Luxzone has already contacted the schools on the subject of a possible TIF and that I am a full-time employee of the Orange City school district, I must refuse to vote on this motion and any other discussion regarding Luxstone and its development of this property. Beyond all, I know that it was difficult for you today. So thank you.

2:10•Speaker 5

Other comments?

2:11•Speaker 4

Just briefly. The last comment, and we received a... correspondence from... Merci à...

2:21•Speaker 3

I don't suppose they are a promoter. I don't know.

2:24•Speaker 4

In any case, the problem is him.

2:27•Speaker 5

The promoter.

2:29 – 3:36•Speaker 4

We didn't see, so I don't know. But after all, the problem with which I fought is that of the existence of a type... The legal director has issued an appropriate opinion with which I agree, indicating that the financial aspects of the potential TIF are not linked to the variance. Comme c'est le cas pour le potentiel, je suppose que Steve, vos commentaires concerneraient également la viabilité du projet lui-même. Ces variances elles-mêmes sont correctes. Oui, les variances elles-mêmes seront indépendantes. Cela étant dit, mes commentaires sur la variance du TIF restent valables et je ne pense pas qu'il ait retiré le potentiel du TIF au Conseil scolaire. Consequently, I think that the reason why the municipal councillor Vincent asked to refuse and the TIF goes forward despite the comments of the promoter. And it is with a lot of enthusiasm and vigor that I am waiting for the legislation that could have a TIF in order to be able to vote against. So put this in the report and we will start from there.

3:38 – 3:49•Speaker 5

I have a question for the legal director. Well, the only process I know of is the request of a promoter to the municipality of Tif-les-Fonds.

4:04•Speaker 3

Je ne connais pas de méthode par laquelle le conseil scolaire pourrait faire quoi que ce soit.

4:11•Speaker 1

Oups, il vient donc de me voir dans TIFF.

4:14 – 4:27•Speaker 3

Il existe d'autres incitations économiques et des problèmes de développement qui ne sont pas liés au processus TIFF et je ne peux pas en parler. Vous savez, nous comptons sur un conseiller spécial pour traiter ce genre de problème.

4:29 – 4:42•Speaker 5

Mais nous aurons l'occasion, si cela arrive à ce Conseil et au village, d'envisager un TIF, que nous le voulions ou non à ce moment-là. À part la dérogation.

4:43•Speaker 4

Oui, je suis tout à fait d'accord avec cela.

4:45 – 5:02•Speaker 2

Mais permettez-moi d'ajouter ceci. Je vous soutiens dans votre position sur ce financement fiscal. Spémentaire particulier, Jim. For any reason, a TIF has been presented to the Council and has been approved by the Council. I would oppose my veto.

5:02•Speaker 5

I don't know if it has any support. I don't support it, but thinking that it would have any support for it, I couldn't.

5:11•Speaker 6

I think everyone has already said that they were not interested in supporting it.

5:15•Speaker 5

We all said it and we said it months ago to this developer. So it's nothing new.

5:22•Speaker 2

I mean, on this point, it's fundamental.

5:25 – 6:21•Speaker 4

And I was, and I hope I'm not with the mayor, I hope I don't meddle in what you consider as private conversations or a privilege, but the mayor and I had a conversation. And me and my conversation with the mayor, I said, Judd was very clear about the fact that, no, I would have told them many times that there would be no TIF. And I said, well, he keeps moving forward. So I said, one of the two things happens. Either you lie to me, mother, or he lies to you. And I believe our mother and I believe what he tells us. So that being said, I don't understand the maneuvers of this promoter. It's sad, but you know, listen, if he gets the money to build the project, may God bless him. I mean, nothing would make me happier than to be wrong and to have a project that generates taxes on income. An increase in the land tax, a housing tax. All these things would be great. I just don't want the funds of the city to be dedicated to it. That's not the case. If he wants to be an industrial captain, let him do it all by himself.

6:22•Speaker 5

Questions or comments? Curlin? Horner?

6:33•Speaker 4

She voted yes. I'm sorry, I heard it.

6:38 – 7:00•Speaker 5

I said I said yes. Bielski? Stier? Vincent? Ferry? Yes. Thank you. Very good. The motion is adopted and an extraordinary meeting is scheduled. Thank you all for taking the time to do this.

7:02•Speaker 4

We're not allowed to comment on the advice or to point at the mayor. That's why I came here. I wanted to talk to you about the big game between Ohio State and Texas, but I'll keep it.

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