"land acquisition"

The city is moving to acquire 8.6 square meters of land from Anick Mathelier to regularize a sidewalk encroachment resulting from municipal infrastructure work on Rue Camille-Deslauriers. As a negotiated agreement could not be reached, the committee authorized the legal department to proceed with expropriation.

The City is acquiring a 487 m² lot from the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility for $56,000 to build a safe multi-use path for the Lucerne school corridor. This path will connect Victor-Beaudry and Moore streets, serving students at École Rapides-Deschênes as part of the broader boulevard de Lucerne renovation project.

Council will authorize the acquisition of a specific land parcel from the provincial Ministry of Transport to support the Lucerne School Corridor project.

Council approved the $56,000 purchase of a 487 m² lot from the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility to facilitate the construction of a new multi-use path for the Lucerne school corridor. The city also received temporary permission to occupy the land until the sale is finalized.

The committee authorized specific city officials to sign land acquisition deeds for public infrastructure (streets, parks, bike paths) until November 2029 to facilitate real estate development.

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

This item involves the acquisition and subsequent sale of a lot located at 296 Allumettières Boulevard to facilitate the operations of the CPE L'île des Enfants daycare center.

The City is acquiring land for the construction of a future fire station on chemin McConnell in the Deschênes district.

Council approved the purchase of a 16,336.5 m² lot on McConnell Road for $4.6 million to build a new fire station in the Aylmer sector. This station is part of the 2023-2027 Fire Risk Coverage Scheme and is necessary to meet service standards for the Aylmer and Plateau areas.

The City is acquiring land for the construction of a future fire station on chemin McConnell in the Deschênes district.

The city is purchasing a lot near the intersection of McConnell and Vanier roads to build a new fire station, as required by the 2023-2027 Fire Safety Risk Coverage Scheme. This acquisition follows the expiration of a land reserve on the property.

The City is exercising its authority under the *Loi sur les compétences municipales* (Municipal Powers Act) to formally acquire and declare ownership of a section of boulevard du Plateau. This is a standard administrative procedure to ensure the City has legal title to public roads.

The city is acquiring land for public road purposes (parts of rues Miron and des Iroquois) under the authority of the *Loi sur les compétences municipales* (Municipal Powers Act). This is a standard procedure to formalize city ownership of existing public infrastructure.

The City is moving to acquire specific land parcels (lots 1 770 132, 1 770 138, and 1 770 447) located on Rues Coulombe, Cadieux, and a portion of rue Duquette Ouest. This acquisition is conducted under Article 72 of the *Loi sur les compétences municipales*, which allows municipalities to acquire property for public purposes.

The City is authorizing the use of $15,072 from the property acquisition reserve to purchase land located at 654 boulevard Labrosse in the Bellevue district.

The city is authorizing the use of $15,072.00 from the property acquisition reserve to purchase land located at 654 Boulevard Labrosse.

The city is acquiring a 47.1 m² parcel of land at 654, Boulevard Labrosse from private owners for $15,072 to facilitate future road improvements. The owners previously received approval for minor zoning variances for a tourism residence project on the site.

The City is taking legal action against the owner of 267 Rue Notre-Dame to force the signing of documents required for a land transfer. This land is needed for the ongoing Notre-Dame street reconstruction project, for which the City has already paid for foundation and paving work on the property.

The City is purchasing the property at 81, rue Morin for $450,000 to consolidate its land holdings near the Aréna Guertin site and the Gîte Ami. The City plans to demolish the existing rooming house building to support ongoing social services and homelessness initiatives in the area.

The city is authorizing the purchase of land located at 81 Morin Street for $450,000 (plus applicable taxes). The funds will be drawn from the city's 'Property Acquisition' reserve.

Council authorized the $450,000 purchase of the property at 81, rue Morin, currently used as a rooming house. The city plans to demolish the building to consolidate its land holdings in the area, which includes the Guertin Arena site and the Gîte Ami shelter, to support ongoing social services and homelessness initiatives.

The city is seeking to acquire a public utility easement on a specific property to facilitate the redevelopment of the intersection at Boulevard Saint-René and Boulevard Labrosse. This is a necessary step for the planned infrastructure improvements in the Bellevue district.

The city is purchasing a large plot of land (over 216,000 square meters) for $5 million to build a new ecocentre in the Aylmer sector. This project aims to improve waste management in the western part of the city, as previously approved by the council in 2019.