"development"

The committee authorized specific city officials to sign various infrastructure-related easements (water, sewer, passage, etc.) in favor of the city until November 2029.

The committee authorized specific city officials to sign land acquisition deeds for public infrastructure (streets, parks, bike paths) until November 2029 to facilitate real estate development.

This item involves an agreement for the provision of municipal services to a development project at 25, rue Frontenac (formerly 131, rue Eddy).

The council is adopting the governing rules for a new committee focused on streamlining and improving how the city handles real estate development projects.

This project proposes the creation of a partners' committee to streamline and improve how the City of Gatineau handles real estate projects. By bringing together key stakeholders, the city aims to make the processing of real estate developments more efficient and transparent.

The City is creating a 'Partners Committee - Real Estate Processes' to improve how real estate development projects are handled. The committee will include representatives from construction associations, developers, professionals, and city officials, with the goal of streamlining processes and reducing project timelines.

Administrative bylaw to allow partial development in the Explorateurs urban expansion area in the Lucerne district.

Councillor Jocelyn Blondin has submitted a notice of motion regarding the development and enhancement of the Ferme Moore site.

Council approved the architectural plans for a new 7-to-17-story mixed-use building at 150 Wellington Street, which will include 298 residential units. The project involves demolishing existing structures, consolidating four lots into two, and requires several variances to zoning and heritage regulations. This approval is subject to further council approvals regarding specific construction projects, heritage site compliance, and conditional uses.

Councillor Jocelyn Blondin has given notice of a future resolution regarding the development and enhancement project for the historic Ferme Moore site, to be presented at the April 15, 2025, council meeting.

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.

The committee will review specific government guidelines related to housing development, which helps shape the city's strategy for residential growth and housing availability.

Approval of an agreement and request regarding the provision of municipal services for the Carré Lesage development project in the Lucerne district.

Administrative bylaw to officially open the 'Explorateurs' urban expansion area to facilitate future urban development in the Lucerne district.

Council rejected a proposal to open the 'Explorateurs' urban expansion area for development. The city administration noted that the required conditions for infrastructure and water capacity had not been fully met, and the Urban Planning Advisory Committee recommended against the opening.

This item involves an agreement and formal request regarding the provision of municipal services (such as water, sewer, or roads) for a new development project located at 980, 990, and 1000, boulevard du Plateau.

This item involves an agreement and formal request regarding the provision of municipal services for an integrated residential development project located at 1013, boulevard Maloney Est.