"decontamination"

This item authorizes additional funding for professional engineering services related to the environmental rehabilitation and soil decontamination of the Fonderie site in the Hull-Wright district, with no budgetary impact.

The committee authorized an additional $233,572.86 for WSP Canada inc. for professional services related to the environmental rehabilitation and soil decontamination of the Fonderie site, including work at 211, rue Montcalm.

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.

Approval of a $650,000 grant to a housing cooperative to cover site preparation costs (demolition and decontamination) for a specific housing project in the Hull-Wright district.

Council approved a $650,000 grant to the IHO cooperative to cover unexpected demolition and soil decontamination costs for the Lemieux-Tremblay affordable housing project. This funding is necessary to keep the project viable, as the provincial AccèsLogis program does not cover these specific costs.

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.

This item authorizes the use of allocated surplus funds to provide supplementary financial aid for affordable housing, specifically for building decontamination work related to project ACL7044 in the Saint-Étienne sector.

Council authorized support for a grant application under the ClimatSol-Plus program for the decontamination of land on rue Atawe. This decontamination is intended to facilitate a future residential project of approximately 4,000 units in the downtown area.

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 repealed a 2019 resolution and mandated the Urban Planning and Sustainable Development Department to assist Guy Isabelle in applying for a ClimatSol-Plus grant to decontaminate the parking lot at 166, Rue Saint-Rédempteur. This decontamination is expected to facilitate future neighborhood renovation and residential construction projects.

The City is approving the 2023-2024 annual report for the decontamination and upgrading of the Fonderie site. Additionally, the City is requesting an extra $4 million in financial aid from the provincial government to continue and complete the decontamination project, citing increased costs and challenges.

The city is reviewing the annual report on the decontamination and site improvement project at the former Fonderie site, as required by the financial assistance agreement.

Council approved the 2023-2024 annual activity report for the Fonderie site decontamination project. Additionally, the city will request an additional $4 million in financial assistance from the provincial government to continue and complete the decontamination work.

The City is providing an additional $53,002.15 to the Coopérative de Solidarité Innovation Habitation Outaouais to cover cost overruns for soil decontamination at the Saint-Étienne project site. The original $800,000 grant was insufficient, and the AccèsLogis Québec program does not cover these specific decontamination costs.

The City is authorizing an additional $1,814 to complete the environmental decontamination of the Fonderie site at 211, rue Montcalm, due to a shortfall in available funds for contractual obligations.

This item requests additional funding to complete the environmental decontamination of the former Fonderie site located at 211, rue Montcalm. This project is located in the Hull-Wright district represented by Councillor Steve Moran.

The city is approving additional funding from the contingency fund to assist with the costs of soil decontamination for the Saint-Étienne project (ACL7044).

Council approved additional funding for the decontamination and risk analysis of the site at 211 Montcalm Street, part of the ongoing Fonderie site rehabilitation project.

Council approved the restoration and decontamination plan for 205 Montcalm Street, including an additional budget of $4.059 million to complete the work.

The City is amending a financial agreement related to the cleanup and redevelopment of strategic land parcels to support economic growth.