"downtown revitalization"

This bylaw amendment clarifies the operational details and eligibility requirements for businesses participating in the downtown revitalization program.

This bylaw amendment clarifies the rules and participation requirements for the downtown revitalization program.

Council adopted a bylaw to implement a revitalization program specifically for the downtown core. This initiative is intended to stimulate economic and urban renewal in the city's central area.

The commission reviewed updates on the 2024-2025 work plan, the Digital Technology Innovation Centre, and downtown revitalization efforts. The work plan was adopted by council in March, and governance for the innovation centre has been expanded. Downtown revitalization actions are currently being prioritized.

The City is authorizing $147,000 for 2024 downtown revitalization projects, including the temporary 'place Laval' public square and ongoing support for the 'rue Eddy' festival and development.

The city is allocating funding for transitional infrastructure and development projects aimed at revitalizing the downtown area within the Hull-Wright district.

The city is leasing a parking lot at 173, Rue Wellington for five months to host the 'place Laval' public square. The lease costs $114,000 and is part of the downtown revitalization project.

The city is partnering with the French Embassy to present a 10-minute digital light show on the Montcalm Bridge during February 2024. The city will contribute $50,000 from the downtown revitalization fund to cover logistics, security, and electrical costs for this event, which aims to attract visitors during the winter season.

The city is allocating $429,000 to re-establish the temporary public space at Place Laval (173 Wellington Street) for 2024. This project, which has been successful in previous years, aims to provide a social space for residents and visitors while the city evaluates options for a permanent installation.