"flood"

The City of Gatineau is authorized to sign a $250,399 financial aid agreement with the Quebec government to study the Blanchette Creek watershed. This project aims to improve resilience against flooding and climate change, as part of the city's climate plan.

Council authorized the signing of a financial assistance agreement with the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing for $250,399. The funds will support studies on the Ruisseau Blanchette watershed to improve resilience against flooding and climate change.

This item designates specific city officials to sign legal documents related to flood easements, which are necessary for managing flood-prone areas.

The city is entering into an agreement with the provincial government to develop a comprehensive plan to adapt the territory to flood risks, a critical step for long-term climate resilience.

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.

The city is requesting additional funds to complete a professional services contract related to flood mapping and risk mitigation strategies. This work is essential for understanding local flood patterns and developing long-term safety recommendations for the city.

The City is allocating an additional $33,844.59 to complete a flood risk study. This follows a request from the City's scientific committee and provincial ministries to revise and improve reports from previous stages of the project, which were not part of the original contract scope.