"drinking water"

The city is formalizing a funding agreement with the provincial government to support the creation of protection plans for local drinking water sources. This initiative ensures the long-term quality and safety of the city's water supply.

Three citizens raised concerns regarding pesticide regulation, water quality testing, and the 'Bird Friendly City' certification. The City provided updates on ongoing studies and administrative processes.

The city is applying for provincial funding to help develop plans to protect local drinking water sources.

Council authorized a grant application for $230,000 to the provincial government to develop a drinking water source protection plan. This follows a 2021 vulnerability analysis of the city's four drinking water sources.

The City is applying for provincial funding to support the development of plans to protect drinking water sources. This is a proactive measure to ensure the safety and sustainability of the city's water supply.

The City is applying for a $230,000 grant to develop protection plans for its four drinking water sources. This follows a 2021 vulnerability analysis and aligns with the City's Water Management Plan to ensure long-term drinking water safety.

The city is adopting an amendment to its drinking water bylaw to improve the regulation of outdoor watering practices across the territory.

This item introduces a new bylaw to update and tighten regulations regarding the use of drinking water for lawn watering across the city.

This bylaw amendment adjusts the fees for watering permits across the City of Gatineau.

This item concerns a proposed amendment to the city's drinking water usage regulations. It follows a notice of motion submitted by Councillor Marc Bureau on February 20, 2024.