"expropriation"

The city is moving to acquire land via expropriation for the Phase 3 municipal infrastructure repair project on Chemin de Montréal Est in the Masson-Angers district.

The city is moving to acquire land via expropriation on Boulevard Labrosse in the Lac-Beauchamp district for municipal purposes.

The city is moving to acquire 8.6 square meters of land from Anick Mathelier to regularize a sidewalk encroachment resulting from municipal infrastructure work on Rue Camille-Deslauriers. As a negotiated agreement could not be reached, the committee authorized the legal department to proceed with expropriation.

The city is initiating expropriation for two land parcels on Boulevard Labrosse to facilitate the redesign of the Labrosse and Saint-René intersection. This project aims to improve traffic flow and replace aging traffic lights. The city was unable to reach a voluntary agreement with the property owners, André Guay and Garage Louis Guay Ltée.

The City is modifying a previous resolution to adjust the acquisition of easements required for the reconstruction of the Gatineau drinking water plant. This includes acquiring new perpetual and temporary easements on private land to ensure the project's completion and future maintenance.

The city is initiating expropriation proceedings to acquire land for a new retention basin to address drainage issues in the 'white zone' of the Bellevue district. This project also facilitates the construction of a new school for the Centre de services scolaire des Draveurs, integrating infrastructure and educational needs.

The city is initiating the expropriation of land (Lot 4 064 290) in the Bellevue district to facilitate the construction of a new school and a water retention basin. This is a necessary step to secure the land required for essential public infrastructure in the area.

Council authorized the expropriation of land in the 'White Zone' to build a retention basin to address drainage issues and to provide a site for a new school for the *Centre de services scolaire des Draveurs*. This decision follows unsuccessful negotiations with the property owner.

The city is moving to acquire a small parcel of land (5.5 m²) on rue Notre-Dame through expropriation to facilitate the ongoing urban revitalization project in Vieux-Gatineau. This land is required for infrastructure improvements, including road, sidewalk, and bike lane reconstruction.

This item authorizes the acquisition of various lots and temporary easements through expropriation for the renovation of the drinking water production plant in the Gatineau sector (Lac-Beauchamp district).

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.

The City has reached a negotiated settlement with Amusements Anick inc. regarding the expropriation of properties for the new police headquarters. The City will pay the final compensation amount as required by the Expropriation Act, using funds already allocated for the police headquarters construction project.

The City is required to pay $438,315.54 in compensation to the owners of two lots expropriated for the Jacques-Cartier Street waterfront development project, following a decision by the Administrative Tribunal of Quebec (TAQ).

This item addresses the acquisition of land via expropriation for the Jacques-Cartier Street project, following a decision by the *Tribunal administratif du Québec*.

The City of Gatineau is required to pay $438,315.54 in compensation following a decision by the Administrative Tribunal of Quebec regarding the expropriation of two lots for the Jacques-Cartier Street waterfront development project.

The city is initiating the expropriation of a public utility easement at 79, rue Frontenac to facilitate the undergrounding of the electrical grid in the Kent-Laval-Aubry-Victoria area.

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 committee recommended that Council authorize the acquisition of a public utility easement at 79, Rue Frontenac, through negotiation or expropriation, to facilitate the burial of electrical infrastructure in the downtown 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 moving to acquire specific land parcels at 975, boulevard Saint-Joseph through expropriation to facilitate the construction of the new police headquarters. This action is located in the Orée-du-Parc district represented by Councillor Isabelle N. Miron.

The city is moving to acquire the land parcel at 80, rue Jean-Proulx through expropriation for the new police headquarters project. This is located in the Orée-du-Parc district.

Council authorized the expropriation of the property at 975, boulevard Saint-Joseph to ensure the site is available for the new police headquarters. This action was taken because a current lease on the property expiring in 2030 could not be resolved through voluntary negotiation, and the site is critical for the project.

Council authorized the expropriation of the property at 80, rue Jean-Proulx to consolidate the site for the new police headquarters. A tenant with a lease until 2033 requires relocation, necessitating this formal legal process to ensure the project can proceed.

The City is initiating expropriation proceedings for the property at 975 Saint-Joseph Blvd to secure the site for the new police headquarters. This action is necessary because a current tenant has a lease until 2030, and the City was unable to reach a voluntary agreement to vacate the premises in a timely manner.

The City is initiating expropriation proceedings for the property at 80 Jean-Proulx St to consolidate the site for the new police headquarters. A tenant with a lease until 2033 must be relocated, and the City is moving to expropriate to ensure the project proceeds as planned.