"housing"

This is a procedural item to formally record the minutes of the Land Development and Housing Commission meeting.

The City is partnering with the Fonds de recherche du Québec (FRQ) to host a full-time scientist-in-residence to focus on housing and homelessness. This initiative aims to provide the City and its Scientific Council (CSVG) with specialized expertise to help make informed decisions on these complex issues.

The City of Gatineau is partnering with the *Fonds de recherche du Québec* (FRQ) to host a scientist-in-residence. This researcher will work full-time on the complex issue of housing and homelessness to help the City's Scientific Council (CSVG) provide better evidence-based policy advice.

Council is mandating the administration to develop a public dashboard to track the progress of housing projects across the city. This initiative aims to increase transparency regarding the development process, from initial application to construction, and to help citizens and stakeholders better understand housing growth.

Council adopts the meeting agenda with several additions, including items related to housing, municipal grants, organizational changes, and correspondence regarding the tramway project and snow removal.

The City is approving a $3,874,688 contribution to the Office d'habitation de l'Outaouais (OHO) for 2026. This covers operating deficits, the rent supplement program, and housing search services. A budget shortfall of $887,568 will be covered by the City's 2026 contingency budget.

Final approval for a residential development project at 720, boulevard Saint-Joseph, involving the construction of 307 housing units. This amends a previous council resolution.

Councillor Caroline Murray gives notice of a future by-law amendment to update the City's Development and Planning Scheme to comply with new provincial government housing guidelines.

Council adopts a draft by-law to update the City's Development and Planning Scheme to align with provincial housing guidelines. This includes creating a commission to hold a public consultation on the proposed changes, which aim to address housing shortages and improve affordability.

Council authorized a payment of $499,527 to the Office d'habitation de l'Outaouais (OHO) to cover a shortfall in the City's 2025 contribution to the housing organization's operating deficit.

The city is amending an agreement to secure funding for five affordable housing projects under the Accès Logis program, specifically targeting vulnerable populations.

This bylaw establishes the framework for a new city-wide residential renovation program, which will provide financial support or incentives for home improvements.

The city is requesting more time to amend its Land Use and Development Plan to align with provincial government requirements regarding the planning of affordable and accessible housing.

This item seeks approval for a PIIA permit to construct a three-family residential building at 60, rue Isidore-Ostiguy. The council must verify that the design meets the urban integration requirements for this neighborhood.

This item seeks approval for a PIIA permit to construct a three-family residential building at 38, rue Saint-Florent. The council must verify that the design meets the urban integration requirements for this neighborhood.

This item seeks approval for a PIIA permit to construct a five-unit multi-family residential building at 56, rue Charlevoix. The council must review the proposal to ensure it meets local urban planning and architectural integration standards.

The council requests a six-month extension (until January 30, 2026) from the Minister of Municipal Affairs to complete the necessary amendments to the Land Use and Development Plan (SAD) to comply with provincial housing guidelines.

Council adopted agreements for the 2025-2026 Temporary Housing and Housing Search Assistance Program. This initiative provides funding to the Office d'habitation de l'Outaouais to assist households that are homeless or at risk of homelessness in finding rental housing.

The City is authorizing the signing of a funding agreement for the 2025-2026 period to support temporary housing and assistance for residents searching for permanent housing.

This item concerns a heritage approval for the construction of a three-family residential building at 17, rue Saint-Antoine.

Authorization to sign an amendment to existing grant agreements for AccèsLogis housing projects, updating the terms and conditions of the funding.

This item reduces the authorized loan amount for a previous by-law by over $2.4 million, reallocating those funds to support the Accès Logis Québec housing program.

This is a routine filing of the minutes from the Commission on Land Development and Housing.

This is a routine filing of the minutes from the Commission on Land Development and Housing meeting held on February 6, 2025.

This is a routine filing of the 2024 annual report regarding the work plan of the Commission on Land Development and Housing.

Council authorized an amendment to existing agreements with the Quebec government regarding AccèsLogis housing projects. The amendment extends the agreement duration to December 31, 2026, and adjusts the unit count for the 'Le Toit d’Érica' project from 20 to 17 units.

Council is renewing the term of a city representative on the board of the regional housing authority.

The City Clerk is certifying the results of the voter registration process regarding a $6.7 million loan bylaw for a housing partnership with the *Fonds de solidarité FTQ*.

Council requested a six-month extension (until October 14, 2025) from the provincial government to amend the city's Land Use and Development Plan to align with new housing accessibility and affordability requirements.

The City is borrowing $6,700,000 to participate in a housing development program in partnership with the Fonds de solidarité FTQ.

The City is repealing a previous resolution regarding a contribution to Transition Québec, opting instead to develop a new municipal program for innovative housing projects to address homelessness.

Bylaw authorizing a $6,700,000 loan to fund the city's partnership with the FTQ Solidarity Fund to support housing development initiatives.

This is a procedural item to table the minutes from the October 17, 2024, meeting of the Territory and Housing Development Commission.

This item authorizes a $6.7 million loan to support a housing initiative in partnership with the *Fonds de solidarité FTQ*. The program aims to foster collaboration between public and private sectors to increase housing supply through the *Fonds capital pour toit*.

The Council approved minor variances for 21, rue Duquesne to allow the expansion of a two-family home into a three-family home. The variances address the building-to-land ratio and the distance between an outdoor driveway and the building wall, as the existing building's previous non-conforming status would be lost upon expansion.

The Council gave final approval to a specific construction project (PPCMOI) at 825, chemin d’Aylmer. This project allows for the conversion of a former grain silo into a dwelling, the regularization of an existing dwelling in an accessory building, and the conversion of another accessory building into a single-family home, increasing the number of main buildings on the lot to three.

The Council adopted the second draft of a zoning bylaw amendment to allow for a four-unit residential building in a commercial zone at the intersection of boulevard Maloney Est and streets Côtéville and Hart. This involves creating a new zone (Co-04-191) and adding residential use to the existing commercial zone (Co-04-054).

Councillor Steve Moran gave notice of a bylaw to authorize a $6,700,000 loan to fund the City's participation in a housing development program in partnership with the Fonds de solidarité FTQ.

This item acknowledges the formal tabling of documents regarding housing initiatives aimed at reducing homelessness. These documents were provided to council members for review in accordance with municipal regulations.

Notice of motion is given for a by-law amendment to create a new zoning area and allow residential use in an existing commercial zone in the Lac-Beauchamp district.

Council adopts the draft by-law to amend zoning in the Lac-Beauchamp district, allowing for residential development in an area currently restricted to commercial use.

The committee will review specific government guidelines related to housing development, which helps shape the city's strategy for residential growth and housing availability.

Request for an extension to meet provincial requirements regarding the planning of affordable and accessible housing within the city's Land Use and Development Plan.

The City of Gatineau is establishing a Scientific Council to provide expert data and guidance to city officials. The committee reviewed and supported four priority research themes for 2024: artificial intelligence, housing and homelessness, climate change/biodiversity protection, and smart transportation/sustainable mobility. This initiative aims to provide evidence-based insights to support municipal decision-making without replacing the authority of elected officials.

Request for minor variances to permit the construction of a four-unit multi-family residential building at 55 Carillon Street.

This item involves a PIIA application for the construction of a four-unit multi-family residential building at 55, rue de Carillon.

This item involves a PIIA application for the construction of a multi-family dwelling at 68, rue Charlevoix.

This item involves a PIIA application for the construction of a multi-family dwelling at 70, rue Charlevoix.

This item involves a PIIA application for the construction of a multi-family dwelling at 13, rue Symmes.

This item involves a PIIA application for the construction of a detached multi-family dwelling at 36, rue Garneau.

The city is formalizing a funding agreement to support temporary housing and assistance for residents searching for permanent homes. This initiative covers the 2024 and 2025 fiscal years.

The city is creating an interim project director position for a 24-month term to manage the Integrated Housing and Homelessness Strategy, addressing the city's increased workload in these sectors.

Approval for a PIIA application to construct a large 8-story residential building containing 134 units at 295 Saint-René Boulevard East.

The city is approving a matching financial contribution of $872,500 to the *Rénovation Québec* program for 2023-2024. This program provides funding for residential renovation projects, with the city and the *Société d'habitation du Québec* (SHQ) each contributing an equal amount.

Review and approval of the Territory Development and Housing Commission's past performance report and future work plan.

Council is asked to approve the funding contributions from both the provincial housing corporation (SHQ) and the City of Gatineau for the 2023-2024 Rénovation Québec program, which provides financial assistance for home renovations.

A request for a minor variance to permit the construction of a three-family home at 16, rue Octave-Crémazie.

This proposal involves a large-scale development at 502, chemin Vanier, featuring 360 residential units combined with commercial space. Because of its size and mixed-use nature, it requires a conditional use permit to proceed.

A request for minor variances to allow the construction of a four-unit multi-family building at 18, rue Martel.

A request for a minor variance to allow the construction of a semi-detached home at 956, rue Saint-Louis.

A request for a minor variance to allow the construction of a semi-detached home at 958, rue Saint-Louis.

A request for a conditional use permit to construct a 117-unit residential building (D1) at 974, rue Katimavik.

A request for a conditional use permit to construct a 317-unit residential building (C1) at 974, rue Katimavik.

A proposal for a specific development plan (PPCMOI) to build a six-story, 17-unit residential building at 50, rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville.

Approval of the architectural and site integration plan (PIIA) for a three-family home at 16, rue Octave-Crémazie.

Approval of the architectural and site integration plan (PIIA) for a 30-unit integrated residential project at 1013, boulevard Maloney Est.

Approval of the architectural and site integration plan (PIIA) for a six-story, 17-unit residential building at 50, rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville.

Approval of the architectural and site integration plan (PIIA) for a large-scale residential development consisting of six buildings and 598 units at 974, rue Katimavik.

The City of Gatineau is applying to participate in the 2024-2025 Rénovation Québec program to continue supporting home renovations in older neighborhoods. The city is requesting a $1.2 million contribution from the provincial housing authority to address a waiting list of over 500 building owners seeking financial assistance.

The city is approving a $2,458,801 contribution to the Office d'habitation de l'Outaouais (OHO) for 2024. This funding covers the organization's operating deficit, the rent supplement program, and housing search services, allowing the OHO to finalize its budget for the provincial housing authority.