"inventory"

This item involves the formal filing of an update regarding the status of the SSIG (Service de sécurité incendie de Gatineau) vehicle fleet as it stood on September 9, 2022. This is a routine administrative procedure to ensure council members have access to historical fleet data.

Formal adoption of the heritage inventory for the Gatineau and Masson-Angers sectors to protect traditional built structures.

Council adopts the inventory of traditional built heritage for the Gatineau and Masson-Angers sectors. This inventory, which includes hundreds of buildings, cemeteries, and crosses, is a requirement under the Cultural Heritage Act and serves as a foundation for future land-use planning and heritage preservation.

This item involves the formal adoption of an inventory of traditional built heritage for the Aylmer sector. This inventory helps identify and protect historically significant buildings in the area.

Formal adoption of the inventory of traditional built heritage for the Hull sector to guide preservation efforts.

Council adopted the Traditional Built Heritage Inventory for the Hull sector, which includes 1,241 entries covering buildings, commemorative crosses, and cemeteries. This is part of the city's ongoing heritage preservation efforts.

This item is for the formal filing of the inventory of modern built heritage in Gatineau, ensuring it is part of the public record.

The city awarded a contract to Équipement SMS for the purchase of grader blades for various inventory locations. The contract is valued at approximately $273,789.21 for one year.