"Hydro-Québec"

The city is entering into a partnership with Hydro-Québec to install DC fast-charging stations for electric vehicles on public land. This initiative supports the city's transition to sustainable transportation.

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.

The commission adopted the agenda with an addition regarding tree pruning and electrical line maintenance by Hydro-Québec.

The commission discussed concerns regarding aggressive tree pruning by Hydro-Québec, specifically near the CLSC d'Aylmer. Members emphasized the need for better dialogue between the City and Hydro-Québec to balance electrical safety with the preservation of the urban canopy.

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 new public utility easements to Hydro-Québec at 975, boulevard Saint-Joseph to facilitate the construction of the new police headquarters. This involves relocating existing equipment and extinguishing old easements.

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 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 awarded a two-year contract to 11182609 Canada Inc. for arboriculture services near Hydro-Québec lines for $584,647.88. The contract may be renewed for two additional years, bringing the total potential value to $1,169,295.76.

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.

Council approves a minor variance for the Cap-aux-Meules residential project to waive the requirement for planting trees in three parking areas. This is necessary because Hydro-Québec prohibits tree planting within its electrical easement where the parking is located.

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.

This item authorizes additional funding for tree maintenance services performed near Hydro-Québec power lines.

The city is authorizing an additional $75,000 for arboriculture services near the Hydro-Québec network, bringing the total contract value to $354,777.59. This increase is due to higher-than-anticipated service requirements.

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.

Council authorized the free transfer of an easement on a portion of the Parc en Mémoire d’Elles (10 Rue Bruyère) to Hydro-Québec. This is required to relocate a utility pole to accommodate a new bike path as part of the Boulevard Gréber reconstruction project.

The City is entering into an agreement with Hydro-Québec to receive funding for the purchase and installation of electric vehicle charging stations. This initiative supports the city's 2025 infrastructure development plans to expand the public charging network.

The City of Gatineau will receive funding from Hydro-Québec to install 10 new public electric vehicle charging stations in 2025. This initiative supports the city's commitment to the *Circuit électrique* network and aims to improve charging infrastructure in densely populated areas.

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.

Hydro-Québec has been granted permission to perform overnight and weekend work to bury a 25kV power line. This work is necessary due to delays and will involve road closures and noise outside of standard hours until November 30, 2024, to minimize traffic disruption.

Hydro-Québec is requesting permission to perform construction work outside of standard permitted hours at several locations in the Hull sector. This derogation from the city's noise bylaw is necessary to complete the project while minimizing traffic disruption.

Hydro-Québec is authorized to perform overnight and weekend work to bury a 25-kilovolt power line between the Val-Tétreau substation and the intersection of Eddy and Laurier streets. This work is expected to last 15 weeks, starting in June, and is being performed outside standard noise bylaw hours to minimize traffic disruption. Residents in the affected areas should expect detours and potential noise during these off-hours.

Hydro-Québec requires an exemption from the city's noise bylaw to conduct construction work outside of standard hours for a 120 kV power line project. This affects residents in the Parc-de-la-Montagne-Saint-Raymond and Hull-Wright districts. The request aims to facilitate the completion of critical infrastructure work.

Hydro-Québec is authorized to perform construction work at night (7 p.m. to 7 a.m.) at two major intersections to minimize traffic disruption. This exemption from the noise bylaw applies to the duration of the 120 kV underground line project between the Gamelin and Sacré-Cœur substations.

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.

This item relates to the tender for tree maintenance and arboriculture services required in areas near Hydro-Québec power lines to ensure safety and network reliability.

The city has awarded a contract to 11182609 Canada inc. for tree maintenance services near Hydro-Québec power lines. The contract is valued at approximately $252,738 and has a potential two-year renewal option.