"easement"

The city is granting a permanent easement to Hydro-Québec at 120, boulevard des Allumettières. This legal agreement allows the utility company to maintain infrastructure on city-owned property.

The city is granting a permanent easement to Hydro-Québec at 120, boulevard des Allumettières to allow for the installation of equipment to improve electrical grid security. The city will receive $3,240 in compensation for this 27-square-meter land use.

This item authorizes the granting of easements to Hydro-Québec to allow for the relocation of electrical equipment necessitated by the construction of the new Police Headquarters at 975, boulevard Saint-Joseph.

The city is granting a public utility easement to Hydro-Québec and Bell Canada for a portion of land at the Aéroparc de Gatineau. This legal step allows these utility companies to access and maintain their infrastructure on city-owned property.

The city is acquiring a permanent easement on a property owned by the Centre de services scolaire des Portages-de-l'Outaouais located at 120 rue Broad. This agreement is necessary for municipal infrastructure purposes in the Lucerne district.

The city is granting a free, permanent public utility easement to Hydro-Québec and Bell Canada at 415, chemin Industriel. This action regularizes the encroachment of existing aerial infrastructure on city-owned land within the Aéroparc de Gatineau.

The city is acquiring a free, permanent easement from the Centre de services scolaire des Portages-de-l'Outaouais (CSSPO) at 120, rue Broad. This easement covers natural water drainage, accumulation, and retention zones to regularize work performed near the street.

The city is acquiring an easement on a National Capital Commission (NCC) property to allow Hydro-Québec to install a guy wire as part of the Boulevard Saint-Joseph redevelopment project. The cost of $6,406.99 will be covered by the city as part of its infrastructure project responsibilities.

The City is granting an easement to Hydro-Québec on a portion of land to facilitate the redevelopment of Boulevard Saint-Joseph. This is a necessary step for utility infrastructure adjustments related to the road project.

Council approved the acquisition of an easement on a National Capital Commission (NCC) property to allow Hydro-Québec to install a guy wire as part of the Boulevard Saint-Joseph redevelopment project. The city is responsible for the $6,406.99 cost.

This item approves an easement for Hydro-Québec to facilitate the relocation of electrical equipment from 150, rue Wellington to 15, rue Leduc.

The committee authorized the city to grant a permanent utility easement to Hydro-Québec on city-owned land at 15, rue Leduc. This allows for the relocation of equipment from 150, rue Wellington, facilitating a new 300-unit residential development project. The city will receive $175,000 for this easement, paid for by the developer, Édifice du Portage inc.

The committee authorized the expropriation of land and temporary construction easements to ensure the security and maintenance of the Gatineau drinking water plant's new infrastructure. This is necessary to prevent risks of collapse and ensure water supply for approximately 118,000 citizens.

This item authorizes the granting of a land easement to Hydro-Québec for a portion of lot 1 004 398. This is a routine administrative procedure to allow for utility infrastructure maintenance or installation.

This item authorizes the removal of a public utility easement on a specific property located at 24, rue John, as it is no longer required.

The city is extinguishing an unused public utility easement on a property at 24, rue John in Aylmer. The easement is no longer required for municipal infrastructure and its removal will clear the property owners' title.

This item proposes the partial removal of a flood easement on specific lots located on Chemin Queen's Park in the Aylmer district, which may affect future development or land use on these properties.

Approval for the city to acquire a public utility easement on a property owned by Subaru Outaouais.

The Council approved the acquisition of a public utility easement on a portion of lot 5 646 141 (890, boulevard Saint-Joseph) for $30,500. This action regularizes the status of an existing, unregistered municipal water pipe discovered by the property owner.

This item modifies a previous resolution regarding the acquisition of a public utility easement on a property owned by 9147-2984 Québec inc. (Subaru Outaouais) in the Parc-de-la-Montagne‒Saint-Raymond district.

The City is acquiring a public utility easement on a property at 890 Boulevard Saint-Joseph (Subaru Outaouais) to protect an unregistered municipal water pipe discovered on the site. The cost is $30,500.

This item concerns the partial removal of a utility easement at 2119 Pink Road. This legal action allows for changes to the property's land use while ensuring city infrastructure remains protected.

Council authorizes the expropriation of a public utility easement at 79, rue Frontenac to facilitate the burial of electrical infrastructure in the downtown area. The city was unable to reach a voluntary agreement with the property owner.

This item authorizes the city to acquire a public utility easement through expropriation at 79, rue Frontenac. This is part of the ongoing project to move electrical lines underground in the Kent-Laval-Aubry-Victoria area.

The city is initiating the expropriation process to acquire a public utility easement on a private property located at 1005-B, rue Notre-Dame. This is necessary to facilitate the ongoing phase 5 reconstruction work on Notre-Dame Street in the Lac-Beauchamp district.

The city is initiating expropriation proceedings to acquire a public utility easement at 1005-B Notre-Dame Street. This easement is required for Bell Canada and Hydro-Québec to relocate a streetlight and a guy wire as part of the ongoing Phase 5 revitalization project in Vieux-Gatineau.

The city is acquiring a public utility easement on a property owned by Subaru Outaouais to facilitate municipal infrastructure needs.

The city is acquiring a public utility easement on a private property at 890, boulevard Saint-Joseph to protect an unregistered municipal water pipe. The city will pay $30,500 to formalize this easement, ensuring the infrastructure is legally protected.

The City is granting two permanent easements to the Club de Golf Le Sorcier to regularize existing private irrigation and electrical lines located under the Montée Dalton right-of-way. This action fulfills a 2022 agreement between the City and the golf club following the reconstruction of the road.

The City is selling a 61.3 m² parcel of land (lot 6 493 261) and granting a parking easement (14.2 m²) to the owner of 2, rue Raoul-Roy for a total of $6,869.58 plus taxes. This transaction regularizes an encroachment on land near Parc des Cèdres, following a previous agreement that was interrupted by a change in property ownership.

The City is granting several permanent and temporary construction easements to the federal government (Public Works and Government Services Canada) for the 'District Thermal' project. This project involves an underground network of hot water steam pipes connecting federal buildings. The City will receive $382,890.40 for these easements, subject to provincial government authorization.

The city is acquiring two easements on land owned by the *Club de Golf Le Sorcier* to facilitate the reconstruction of *Montée Dalton*. This is a necessary step for road infrastructure improvements in the Rivière-Blanche district.

Council authorized the transfer of two permanent easements to the Club de Golf Le Sorcier to regularize the presence of private irrigation and electricity pipes located under the Montée Dalton right-of-way. This is part of the previously approved Montée Dalton reconstruction project.

Council authorized the transfer of several public utility and temporary construction easements to the federal government (Public Works and Government Services) for the 'Thermal District' project. This project involves an underground network of steam pipes connecting federal buildings. The city will receive $382,890.40 for these easements.

The city is seeking to acquire a public utility easement on a specific property to facilitate the redevelopment of the intersection at Boulevard Saint-René and Boulevard Labrosse. This is a necessary step for the planned infrastructure improvements in the Bellevue district.

The city is acquiring utility easements at 89 rue Vaudreuil and 91 rue Laval to support the project to move electrical lines underground in the Kent-Laval-Aubry-Victoria area. This project aims to improve reliability and aesthetics in the Hull-Wright district.

The city is acquiring a public utility easement to facilitate the reconstruction of the intersection of Boulevard Labrosse and Boulevard Saint-René, which includes installing a new storm sewer to better manage water runoff.

The city is updating an easement agreement for the undergrounding of electrical services in the downtown area (Laval, Kent, Aubry, and Victoria streets) because the actual area required for the utility infrastructure was larger than originally estimated.