"AccèsLogis"

Council increased the city's financial contribution to the Carillon affordable housing project by $335,156 due to rising construction costs. The project, which will provide 150 units, is also receiving additional provincial funding and interest-generated funds to cover the shortfall.

The City is adjusting its financial contribution for the Wright affordable housing project located at 35, rue Wright. This requires repealing a previous resolution to reflect updated funding terms under the AccèsLogis Québec program.

Council repealed a previous resolution to increase the city's financial contribution for the "Wright" affordable housing project at 35, rue Wright. The city will now provide $1.25 million in financial aid and $84,329 for rent supplements to support 62 affordable housing units, reflecting increased project costs and a higher number of rent-supplemented units.

The city is providing $650,000 in financial assistance to the IHO cooperative to cover unexpected demolition and soil decontamination costs for an affordable housing project. This funding is necessary because the provincial AccèsLogis program does not cover these specific expenses, and the project would otherwise be at risk.

The city is amending existing agreements with the Quebec government regarding AccèsLogis housing projects. Key changes include extending the agreement deadline to December 31, 2026, and adjusting the unit count for the 'Le Toit d’Érica' project from 20 to 17 units.

The city is reducing the authorized loan amount for the 2018-2019 AccèsLogis program by $2,414,756 because the funds were not used. This remaining balance will be redirected to finance new affordable housing projects.

Authorization to sign an amendment to existing grant agreements for AccèsLogis housing projects, updating the terms and conditions of the funding.

Council authorized an amendment to existing agreements with the Quebec government regarding AccèsLogis housing projects. The amendment extends the agreement duration to December 31, 2026, and adjusts the unit count for the 'Le Toit d’Érica' project from 20 to 17 units.

The city is authorizing an amendment to an agreement to provide funding to cover financial shortfalls for six specific AccèsLogis social housing projects, where Gatineau acts as the lead municipality.

The City is reducing the authorized loan amount for By-law 495-2008 by $556,013, as this balance remains unused following the conclusion of the AccèsLogis Québec 2008-2009 program. These funds will be reallocated to finance new affordable housing projects.

The City is reducing the authorized loan amount for By-law 637-2009 by $478,950, as this balance remains unused following the conclusion of the AccèsLogis Québec 2009-2010 program. These funds will be reallocated to finance new affordable housing projects.

The City is reducing the authorized loan amount for By-law 740-2013 by $166,592, as this balance remains unused following the conclusion of the AccèsLogis Québec 2013 program. These funds will be reallocated to finance new affordable housing projects.

The City is reducing the authorized loan amount for By-law 777-2015 by $13,720, as this balance remains unused following the conclusion of the AccèsLogis Québec 2014-2015 program. These funds will be reallocated to finance new affordable housing projects.

The City is reducing the authorized loan amount for By-law 854-2019 by $1,224,730, as this balance remains unused following the conclusion of the AccèsLogis Québec 2017-2018 program. These funds will be reallocated to finance new affordable housing projects.

The City is reducing the authorized loan amount for By-law 898-2021 by $415,025, as this balance remains unused following the conclusion of the AccèsLogis Québec 2018-2019 program. These funds will be reallocated to finance new affordable housing projects.

The City is reducing the authorized loan amount for By-law 905-2021 by $372,565, as this balance remains unused following the conclusion of the AccèsLogis Québec 2021-2022 program. These funds will be reallocated to finance new affordable housing projects.

The City is reducing the authorized loan amount for By-law 807-2017 by $438,676, as this balance remains unused following the conclusion of the AccèsLogis Québec 2016-2017 program. These funds will be reallocated to finance new affordable housing projects.

The city is providing $206,955 in financial aid to the Coopérative de Solidarité Innovation Habitation Outaouais to cover decontamination costs for the Saint-Étienne affordable housing project. The building was contaminated due to water infiltration during a construction delay caused by Hydro-Québec. This funding settles a dispute between the cooperative and the contractor, GMR Construction, following mediation.

The city is adjusting financial contributions for the Toit d'Érica affordable housing project in Masson-Angers. The project has grown from 16 to 17 units, and costs have risen due to interest rates and material prices. The city is authorizing various funding adjustments and interest payments to ensure the project's completion.

The City is providing $206,955 in financial aid to the Coopérative de Solidarité Innovation Habitation Outaouais to cover decontamination costs for the Saint-Étienne affordable housing project. This follows a construction delay caused by Hydro-Québec, which led to water infiltration and contamination of the building. The funding helps resolve a dispute between the cooperative and its contractor, avoiding legal action.

Council approved adjustments to the funding for the 'Toit d'Érica' affordable housing project in Masson-Angers. The project now includes 17 units instead of 16, and costs have risen due to material prices and interest rates. The City is adjusting its contribution to $458,681 and authorizing various provincial and municipal funding disbursements to cover the project's financial needs.

The city is cancelling the 'Habitation de la Rivière-Blanche' housing project (ACL 7050) and transferring its 96 reserved units and $12,096,000 in funding to two new projects: the Wright project (62 units) and the Saint-Joseph project (34 units), managed by *Habitations Outaouais Métropolitain* (HOM).

The city is granting financial support to the 'Wright' affordable housing project at 35 Wright Street. This includes $1,186,538 for the 15% community contribution and an annual commitment of $53,351 for rent supplements.