"demolition"

This is a procedural item to formally record the minutes of the Demolition Review Committee meeting.

This is a procedural item to table the minutes from the January 27, 2026 meeting of the Demolition Committee.

This is a routine filing of the minutes from the Demolition Committee meeting held in December 2025.

This bylaw updates the city's official list of heritage buildings used to regulate demolition requests, replacing outdated 2008/2011 data with the 2024/2025 inventory.

This bylaw removes the requirement for property owners to provide a heritage assessment when applying to demolish a heritage-listed building.

Council adopts a by-law to update the City's demolition regulations by replacing outdated heritage inventories with a new 2024-2025 inventory. This change simplifies the process for demolition permits by aligning with the new inventory and provincial cultural heritage laws.

Council adopts a by-law to remove the requirement for a heritage evaluation when applying for the demolition of a heritage building, streamlining the administrative process.

This notice of motion initiates an update to the city's building demolition regulations. It aims to replace outdated heritage inventories from 2008 and 2011 with current 2024 and 2025 data to better protect the city's built heritage.

This is the formal draft of the bylaw mentioned in item 34.2, which updates the heritage inventory used for demolition permit assessments.

This bylaw amendment proposes removing the mandatory heritage assessment requirement for demolition permit applications involving heritage buildings. This change aims to streamline the administrative process for such applications.

This item involves the formal filing of the minutes from the October 21, 2025, meeting of the Demolition Review Committee.

This notice of motion introduces a bylaw amendment to update the city's built heritage inventory used for demolition regulations. The city is replacing older 2008 and 2011 data with a new 2024-2025 inventory.

Council adopted an amendment to the demolition bylaw to incorporate the new 2024-2025 built heritage inventory. This update ensures the city complies with the Cultural Heritage Act and removes the requirement to notify the provincial government before issuing demolition permits for buildings constructed before 1940, as the city now has its own updated inventory and regulatory framework.

This notice of motion introduces a bylaw change to remove the requirement for applicants to submit a heritage assessment when requesting the demolition of a heritage building. This is a procedural change to the city's urban planning administration.

Council appointed Caroline Murray, Michael Korhonen, and Adrian Corbo to the Demolition Review Committee for a one-year term.

This is a routine procedural item to formally table the minutes from the Demolition Review Committee meeting held on May 21, 2025.

The committee authorized the Legal Affairs Department to seek a Superior Court order for the evacuation and demolition of a dangerous building at 82, rue Deschênes. The owner will be responsible for the costs if the city is forced to carry out the demolition.

Council approves the construction of a three-family dwelling at 38, Rue Saint-Florent, following the demolition of the existing building. This project is linked to the subdivision of land with 60, Rue Isidore-Ostiguy and includes three minor zoning variances. No parking is proposed to preserve green space.

This is a procedural item to table the minutes from the Demolition Review Committee meeting held on March 25, 2025.

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 will review a previous decision made by the demolition committee regarding the property at 1175, chemin d'Aylmer. This item determines whether the demolition permit for this location will be upheld, overturned, or modified.

This item acknowledges the receipt of a petition from a resident opposing the demolition of the historic Manoir Quesnel and the proposed construction of a 10-storey building on the site. By tabling this petition, the council formally recognizes the community's opposition to the development project. This is a procedural step to ensure the concerns of the petitioners are officially recorded in the council's archives.

Tabling of the minutes from the December 17, 2024, meeting of the Demolition Committee.

The City Council has overturned the Demolition Committee's decision to allow the demolition of the building at 1175, Chemin d'Aylmer. The Council refused the demolition, citing concerns about the building's heritage value, the lack of justification for increased density in the area, and the fact that the proposed replacement project did not comply with current zoning regulations.

The council will hear a request to review a decision made by the Demolition Committee regarding the property at 1175, chemin d’Aylmer. This process allows for an appeal or reconsideration of the committee's previous ruling on the demolition application.

This is a routine procedural item where the municipal council formally approves the agenda for the special meeting.

Amendment to the city's demolition bylaw to improve clarity and procedural requirements for demolition applications.

Amendment to administrative bylaws to standardize the documentation required for demolition permit applications.

This item is the formal filing of the minutes from the Demolition Review Committee meeting held on November 26, 2024, for council review.

This item involves the formal filing of the minutes from the Demolition Committee meeting held on October 29, 2024. These minutes document the committee's review of applications for the demolition of buildings within the city.

This item concerns a request to reschedule a hearing regarding a demolition permit decision for the property located at 1175, chemin d’Aylmer. The demolition committee originally made a decision on May 28, 2024, and this procedural step is to formally postpone the review of that decision. This affects the timeline for potential demolition activities at this specific site.

Routine filing of the minutes from the October 8, 2024, meeting of the Demolition Committee, which reviews requests to demolish buildings.

Council has granted a second postponement for the hearing regarding the demolition of the building at 1175, chemin d'Aylmer. The new hearing date is set for February 11, 2025, with a final decision expected on February 18, 2025.

Notice of motion to update the city's demolition bylaw to improve the clarity and regulatory framework for demolition applications.

Drafting of the bylaw amendment to improve the clarity and regulatory framework for demolition applications.

Notice of motion and filing of a bylaw amendment to standardize the documentation requirements for applications submitted to the Demolition Committee.

Notice of motion is given for an amendment to the city's demolition by-law to improve clarity and the regulatory framework for demolition requests.

Council adopts the draft by-law to amend the demolition regulations, following a review by the Urban Planning and Sustainable Development Service to clarify rules and procedures for demolition requests.

Notice of motion is given for a by-law amendment to specify the documentation requirements for demolition permit applications.

Setting a new hearing date to review a previous decision made by the Demolition Committee regarding the property at 1175, chemin d'Aylmer.

Receipt of the minutes from the Demolition Committee meeting held on June 18, 2024.

The Planning and Sustainable Development Department presented an amendment to Bylaw 900-2021 to clarify rules and procedures for building demolition requests. The changes aim to better protect tenants, clarify the handling of fire-damaged buildings, and establish clearer timelines for the publication of city analyses.

This item sets the hearing date for the review of a decision made by the Demolition Committee concerning the property at 1175, chemin d’Aylmer.

Council set October 1, 2024, as the hearing date for an appeal regarding the demolition of the building at 1175, Chemin d'Aylmer. A final decision will be rendered by Council on October 22, 2024.

This item acknowledges the receipt of a booklet documenting the oral history of demolitions and evictions related to the 'îlot de la caserne' development project on the Hull sector. It serves as a formal record of community feedback and historical documentation regarding urban redevelopment in that area.

Routine filing of minutes from the Demolition Review Committee meeting held on May 28, 2024.

The City is purchasing the property at 81, rue Morin for $450,000 to consolidate its land holdings near the Aréna Guertin site and the Gîte Ami. The City plans to demolish the existing rooming house building to support ongoing social services and homelessness initiatives in the area.

Approval under the *PIIA* for partial demolition, facade construction, and a cadastral (land survey) operation at 320-350, boulevard Saint-Joseph.

Council approves the PIIA for the partial demolition and site subdivision of the Galeries de Hull shopping center to facilitate the broader redevelopment project.

Council authorized the $450,000 purchase of the property at 81, rue Morin, currently used as a rooming house. The city plans to demolish the building to consolidate its land holdings in the area, which includes the Guertin Arena site and the Gîte Ami shelter, to support ongoing social services and homelessness initiatives.

This item concerns the approval of a contract for the first phase of renovations at 90, rue Gamelin, specifically interior demolition and gutting. This is a routine infrastructure maintenance project within the Parc-de-la-Montagne‒Saint-Raymond district.

The city has awarded a contract to 176026 Canada inc. / Amor Construction for $677,073.98 to perform the first phase of interior demolition and stripping at 90, rue Gamelin. This is a routine infrastructure project to prepare the building for future renovations.

Council approved the demolition of the building at 2 De Lorimier Street and authorized $2.4 million in additional funding to complete the necessary site work.

This item is the receipt of the minutes from the Demolition Requests Committee's public meeting held on January 30, 2024.

Council will review and make a final decision on an appeal concerning a previously denied or approved demolition request for the property located at 329, rue Marquette.

Council will review a previous decision made by the Demolition Review Committee regarding the property at 674, chemin d'Aylmer, located in the Mitigomijokan district.

This item involves the formal filing of the minutes from the Demolition Committee meeting held on November 21, 2023. These minutes document the committee's review of applications for the demolition of buildings within the city.

This item involves the formal filing of the minutes from the Demolition Committee meeting held on December 12, 2023.

The city is appealing a court decision regarding the demolition of the building at 207, rue de Notre-Dame-de-l'Île. The city previously denied the demolition of the original, heritage-designated portion of the building, and this legal action seeks to challenge the recent court ruling on the matter.

This item involves a formal appeal hearing regarding a previous decision made by the Demolition Committee concerning a property located at 674, chemin d’Aylmer. Council will review the case to determine if the demolition request should proceed or be overturned.

The council will hear an appeal concerning a demolition request for the property located at 329, rue Marquette. This process allows residents or stakeholders to challenge a previous decision made by the city's Demolition Committee regarding the removal of a building.

The municipal council formally adopts the agenda for the special meeting. The council president also outlines the administrative procedure for reviewing a decision made by the Demolition Committee.

The City Council held a formal hearing to review an appeal concerning a demolition request for the property located at 329, rue Marquette. Various parties, including the appellant, the property owner, a third party, and City representatives, presented their arguments and responded to questions. The Council has taken the matter under advisement and will render a final decision during the public council meeting on February 20, 2024.

This item provides information regarding the proposed demolition of a structure located at 820, chemin Cook. As this is an information item, it serves to update the Agricultural Advisory Committee on the status or details of the demolition request.

The committee will review a request to demolish a detached single-family home located at 12, rue Metcalfe in the Aylmer district. This decision is significant as it involves the removal of existing housing stock.

The committee will review a request to demolish a single-family home located at 96, rue du Porc-Épic in the Lucerne district.

The committee will review a request to demolish a commercial building located at 861, chemin Vanier in the Mitigomijokan district.

The committee will review a request to demolish a single-family home located at 65, rue Belleau in the Manoir-des-Trembles-Val-Tétreau district.

The committee will review a request to demolish a community building located at 125, rue de Carillon in the Hull-Wright district. The loss of community infrastructure is a matter of public interest.

The committee will review a request to demolish a single-family home located at 540, boulevard Saint-René Est in the Lac-Beauchamp district.

The committee will review a request to demolish a single-family home located at 767, rue Notre-Dame in the Lac-Beauchamp district.

The committee will review a request to demolish a single-family home located at 5, rue Saint-Charles in the Masson-Angers district.

Request to demolish a detached two-family dwelling located at 64, rue Brook in the Aylmer district. The committee will review the application to determine if the demolition is permitted under municipal regulations.

Request to demolish a detached three-family dwelling located at 56, rue Charlevoix in the Hull-Wright district.

Request to demolish a two-unit dwelling located at 197, rue Dollard-Des Ormeaux in the Hull-Wright district.

Request to demolish a six-unit multi-family dwelling located at 43, boulevard Fournier in the Hull-Wright district.

Request to demolish a single-family dwelling located at 44, rue Garneau in the Hull-Wright district.

Request to demolish a single-family dwelling located at 100, rue des Oliviers in the Parc-de-la-Montagne-Saint-Raymond district.

Request to demolish a three-family dwelling located at 3, rue Adélard in the Pointe-Gatineau district.

Request to demolish a detached single-family dwelling located at 169, rue Dorchester in the Buckingham district.

This is an information item regarding the site at 218, boulevard Maisonneuve (Fire Station 3). It explains the application of a regulatory exception that allows for the demolition of a structure on contaminated land without requiring the immediate issuance of a building permit, which is typically a requirement for demolition permits.

The committee will review a request to demolish a vacant building located at 121, rue Nicolet. This decision is significant as it involves the removal of a structure in the Hull-Wright district.

The committee is reviewing two separate requests for the demolition of residential buildings in the Hull-Wright district. These requests involve properties at 186-190, rue Eddy and 95-97, rue Garneau, which may impact local housing stock.

The committee will evaluate a request to demolish a commercial building at 204, boulevard Saint-Joseph. This affects the commercial landscape of the Hull-Wright district.

The committee will review a request to demolish a single-family home located at 29, rue Michaud in the Pointe-Gatineau district.

The committee will review a request to demolish a single-family home located at 1246, montée Paiement in the Bellevue district.

The committee will review a request to demolish a single-family home located at 974, rue Georges in the Buckingham district.

Announcement of the next meeting date and a formal notice regarding upcoming demolition permit reviews.

The committee will review a request to demolish a detached three-family home located at 56, rue Charlevoix. This item is significant as it involves the potential loss of a residential building in the Hull-Wright district.

The committee is reviewing two separate applications for the demolition of residential buildings located in the Hull-Wright district. These requests require committee oversight to ensure heritage and planning regulations are respected before demolition can proceed.