"Hull-Wright"

Council will review a proposal to build a three-family home at 124 Papineau Street. The Urban Planning Advisory Committee (CCU) has recommended against this project.

This item authorizes a cost adjustment for the road reconstruction project on rue Champlain. The adjustment has no net impact on the city's budget.

The City is correcting a land lease agreement with Les Habitations Carolam inc. for the property at 140, rue Montcalm. The correction reduces the leased area to its intended size, extends the lease by 25 years, and includes provisions for site improvements and the removal of old legal encumbrances.

The city is updating parking signage on Rue Champlain to implement a 'no parking' zone and a 'limited parking' zone to better manage traffic and parking availability.

The city is seeking provincial funding to install protected on-road bike lanes on Boulevard Montclair/Saint-Rédempteur, connecting the Rapibus corridor bike path to the Sentier de l'Île in the Hull-Wright district.

The city is increasing the budget for asset maintenance at the Jules-Desbiens Community Centre by $1.1 million following the opening of bids. This adjustment ensures the project can proceed as planned.

The city is acquiring land at 173, rue Wellington and 31-37, rue Laval for $3.1 million to consolidate and ensure the long-term future of Place Laval. Councillor Edmond Leclerc voted against this acquisition.

The city has received a $250,000 grant from the Ministry of Tourism to support winter programming at Place Laval from December 2025 to March 2026. This project is being developed in partnership with the non-profit organization Îlot 84.

The city is partnering with the non-profit organization Îlot 84 to manage and program Place Laval for the 2025-2026 winter season. The city will provide $226,000 in funding to support this initiative, which aims to create a welcoming and animated public space downtown.

The City is accepting a grant from the Quebec Ministry of Tourism to support winter tourism initiatives in the Hull-Wright district for 2026. This funding will help promote local winter activities and boost the regional economy.

Council is authorizing a budget adjustment for maintenance work at the Jules-Desbiens Community Centre. This ensures that the necessary funds are available to complete the planned asset preservation projects in the Hull-Wright district.

The City is acquiring land at Place Laval through a mutual agreement (private sale). This acquisition is intended for municipal purposes in the Hull-Wright district.

The City Clerk is certifying the results of the voter registration process regarding a specific development project (PPCMOI) at 150, rue Wellington. The project involves constructing a mixed-use residential and commercial building ranging from 7 to 17 stories in the Hull-Wright district.

This item authorizes additional funding for professional engineering services related to the environmental rehabilitation and soil decontamination of the Fonderie site in the Hull-Wright district, with no budgetary impact.

This project authorizes the repair of municipal services in Basin 70, specifically on Rues de Notre-Dame-de-l'Île, Champlain, and Marston in the Hull-Wright district.

This project authorizes work on municipal services for Rue Morin, between Rue Charlevoix and the Robert-Guertin Centre in the Hull-Wright district.

The city is authorizing the temporary pedestrianization of Rue Eddy on August 8, 2025, for the 'Veillée Mystique' festival. The city will also provide $4,346.32 to cover police presence during the event.

The city is proposing to temporarily remove parking spaces on Rue Eddy to install parklets (placottoirs). This initiative aims to enhance public space and pedestrian accessibility in the Hull-Wright district.

The city will temporarily remove two parking spaces on Rue Eddy from June 1 to October 31, 2025, to install 'placottoirs' (parklets). This initiative is part of the downtown revitalization plan to create urban social spaces.

This item proposes changes to parking regulations on Rue Crémazie within the Hull-Wright district. These adjustments are intended to manage local traffic and parking availability for residents.

Councillor Steve Moran has allocated $250 from his district budget to support the 4th edition of the Festival Joie de Vivre organized by AFIO.

Council approved the renovation of the main building at 60 Charlevoix Street and the regularization of an attached accessory building. The project aims to preserve and enhance the architectural characteristics of the building, which is located in the 'Quartier des maisons allumettes' (Matchstick Houses District).

Approval of a $650,000 grant to a housing cooperative to cover site preparation costs (demolition and decontamination) for a specific housing project in the Hull-Wright district.

This item proposes a change to parking signage on Sacré-Cœur boulevard in the Hull-Wright district to better regulate vehicle parking.

The committee approved a new 'no parking' zone on a section of Sacré-Cœur Boulevard in the Hull-Wright district to improve traffic safety.

The City is considering the free transfer of a portion of land located on Rue Carillon to the non-profit housing organization Habitations de l'Outaouais Métropolitain. This land transfer supports local housing initiatives within the Hull-Wright district.

The city is certifying the completion of the cycling link on boulevard des Allumettières to satisfy provincial grant requirements under the 2023-2024 TAPU program.

The city is considering providing financial support for an affordable housing project located at 25, rue Frontenac in the Hull-Wright district. This initiative utilizes the Fonds de solidarité FTQ tax-advantaged funds program to help increase the supply of affordable housing in the downtown urban village.

The City is committing to safety upgrades for the Château-d'Eau dam, including an automated water level monitoring system and an inspection of the spillway valve, to comply with provincial dam safety regulations.

This item proposes adjustments to parking signage on Rue Binet in the Hull-Wright district. These changes are intended to improve traffic flow and parking management for local residents.

This item proposes a modification to parking signage on Rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville in the Hull-Wright district to better manage parking availability.

This item proposes changes to parking signage on Rue Montcalm in the Hull-Wright district.

This item authorizes a cost adjustment for the undergrounding of cable networks on specific streets in the Hull-Wright district. The adjustment is budget-neutral, meaning it does not require additional city funding.

The city is issuing a letter of intent to loan land at the Guertin Arena site in the Hull-Wright district (represented by Councillor Steve Moran) for the purpose of establishing a transitional housing village.

This item proposes changes to parking signage on Rue Eddy in the Hull-Wright district. These adjustments are intended to manage local parking availability and traffic flow.

The city is approving the loan of land at the former Robert-Guertin arena site to Transition Québec for the establishment of a transitional housing village. This project is located in the Hull-Wright district, represented by Councillor Steve Moran.

The city will install all-way stop signs at the intersection of Rue Brodeur and Boulevard Lionel-Émond to improve traffic safety in the Hull-Wright district.

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.

The committee approved a 30-minute limited parking zone on the north side of Rue Papineau, starting 12 meters east of Rue Notre-Dame-de-l’Île for a distance of 27 meters.

Approval for a Site Planning and Architectural Integration Program (PIIA) application to expand a single-family residence at 39 Hélène-Duval Street.

Approval for a PIIA application to renovate a two-family dwelling located at 135-137 Papineau Street.

Approval for a PIIA application to regularize exterior renovations already performed at 46 Charlevoix Street.

Approval for a PIIA application to construct a balcony at 73 Falardeau Street.

The city is allocating funding for transitional infrastructure and development projects aimed at revitalizing the downtown area within the Hull-Wright district.

This item authorizes municipal financial participation in the 'AccèsLogis Québec' program for an affordable housing project located at 35, rue Wright in the Hull-Wright district.

The city is considering extending a conditional use permit for a temporary parking lot at 3, rue Eddy, which has been in operation since 2016 to support downtown events. Council members questioned how the city would ensure the lot remains closed when no events are taking place; staff clarified that business permits will be issued for specific dates and physical barriers will be required to prevent unauthorized access.

Council discussed a PPCMOI (Comprehensive Development Program) for a 17-unit building at 50, rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville. The developer made minor modifications following public consultation. Staff clarified that minor changes to a project after council approval are handled via information notes to the CCU, provided they do not violate PIIA (Site Planning and Architectural Integration Program) criteria.

The committee will review a request to demolish a community building located at 125, rue de Carillon in the Hull-Wright district. The loss of community infrastructure is a matter of public interest.

The committee will review a request to demolish a vacant building located at 121, rue Nicolet. This decision is significant as it involves the removal of a structure in the Hull-Wright district.

The committee is reviewing two separate requests for the demolition of residential buildings in the Hull-Wright district. These requests involve properties at 186-190, rue Eddy and 95-97, rue Garneau, which may impact local housing stock.

The committee will evaluate a request to demolish a commercial building at 204, boulevard Saint-Joseph. This affects the commercial landscape of the Hull-Wright district.

The committee is reviewing two separate applications for the demolition of residential buildings located in the Hull-Wright district. These requests require committee oversight to ensure heritage and planning regulations are respected before demolition can proceed.