"MAMH"

This item acknowledges that municipal councillors have completed their mandatory training requirements regarding municipal governance and ethics as required by the provincial government.

The city is seeking provincial approval to award a partnership contract for the rehabilitation of the water resource recovery facility serving the Buckingham and Masson-Angers sectors. This step is required to proceed with the project's procurement process.

This plenary committee meeting reviewed project scenarios and options, focusing on the timing of calls for tenders and financial planning. The administration clarified that while provincial approval from the MAMH is required for loan bylaws, there is no financial risk in initiating tender processes early, as no contracts are awarded until later in the cycle. The discussion emphasized the need for project predictability and efficiency, noting that these adjustments will have a significant impact on Gatineau residents.

The City is applying for provincial funding under the PRIMEAU 2023 program to renovate the Champlain pumping station in the Pointe-Gatineau district. This project is part of the city's ongoing efforts to maintain and upgrade critical water infrastructure, with $12.518 million in funding still available in the program envelope.

The City is formalizing a grant agreement with the provincial government to support a municipal program for sustainable rainwater management. The City will contribute $125,000 to this initiative, which aims to help citizens and organizations implement projects that improve rainwater management and environmental resilience.

Council will authorize the signing of a grant agreement with the provincial government to fund sustainable rainwater management projects between 2025 and 2027.

Council authorized the city to apply for financial assistance under the PRIMEAU 2023 program for the renovation of the Champlain pumping station in the Gatineau sector. The city commits to covering all non-eligible costs and ensuring the project's completion.

Council approved a $125,000 contribution for a municipal sustainable rainwater management program. The city will sign a grant agreement with the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing to receive matching funds for this initiative.

Council approved the city's participation in the 2024-2028 TECQ program, which provides funding for water and local road infrastructure. The city will receive $86.853 million in base funding, plus potential bonuses, and commits to submitting a work program and meeting all program requirements.

This item confirms that municipal councillors have completed their mandatory training provided by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MAMH) regarding ethics and professional conduct.

The City is applying for a grant from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MAMH) to fund a municipal sustainable rainwater management program. The City will contribute $125,000, which will be matched by a $125,000 grant from the Ministry.

Council authorizes a grant application to the provincial government for the 2025-2027 Sustainable Rainwater Management Program. The City will contribute $125,000 to match the provincial funding.

The City is formalizing a financial assistance agreement with the Quebec government to support the renovation of the Gatineau drinking water production plant. This agreement is necessary to secure the funding previously allocated for the project's first phase.

The city is entering into an agreement with the provincial government to develop a comprehensive plan to adapt the territory to flood risks, a critical step for long-term climate resilience.

Council authorizes the signing of a grant agreement with the provincial government to develop a flood adaptation plan, building on previous flood mitigation efforts in Gatineau.

Council approves Amendment 6 to a multi-party flood mapping agreement, extending the deadline to 2028 and adjusting timelines to accommodate new provincial methodological requirements.

Council authorizes the signing of a financial aid agreement with the provincial government for the renovation of the Gatineau sector drinking water plant under the PRIMEAU 2023-2033 program.

The City is tabling its 2024 water management report as required by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MAMH). Due to new provincial requirements, approximately 200 additional businesses must install water meters, necessitating an $800,000 budget allocation to be reviewed in the 2026 budget process.

The City is applying for provincial funding to create a comprehensive plan to adapt the territory to flood risks. This initiative aims to improve resilience and protect infrastructure and residents from future flood events.

Council accepted the 2024 Water Report. Due to new provincial requirements, the city needs to install water meters in approximately 200 additional businesses, and council deferred the $800,000 funding for these meters to the 2026 budget process.

Council authorized a funding request to the provincial government (MAMH) to help develop a flood adaptation plan. This initiative aims to improve community resilience following the major floods of 2017 and 2019.

The City is applying for a $207,918 grant from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MAMH) to update its Land Use and Development Plan (SADR). This update is required to incorporate new provincial government guidelines regarding the planning of quality, accessible, and affordable housing.

The City is applying for financial assistance from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MAMH) to implement a municipal program for sustainable rainwater management.

The City is submitting its final project programming (Version 05) to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing to receive funding under the Gas Tax and Quebec Contribution Program (TECQ) 2019-2024. This program supports infrastructure projects related to drinking water, sewage, and local roads.

Council authorized the submission of a project description form to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MAMH) to secure a $207,918 grant. This funding will support the City in updating its Revised Land Use and Development Plan (SADR) to comply with new government guidelines regarding access to quality, affordable housing.

Council authorized the submission of a grant application to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MAMH) for the 2025-2027 Sustainable Rainwater Management Program. The City intends to use this funding to deploy a municipal program for sustainable rainwater management.

Council approved the final programming (Version 05) for the 2019-2024 Gas Tax and Quebec Contribution Program (TECQ). This approval is required to receive the government funding confirmed for the City's water, sanitation, and local road infrastructure projects.

Council authorized the launch of a process to develop a flood adaptation plan for Gatineau. This initiative, supported by the Bureau de projets de la rivière des Outaouais Ouest, aims to improve risk management and community resilience following the major floods of 2017 and 2019. The City will form a working committee and a consultative committee to guide this strategy.

The City is formalizing an agreement with the provincial government to participate in the PRIMEAU program. This program provides funding to support municipal water infrastructure projects, helping the City maintain and upgrade its water systems.

The City is updating its funding agreement with the Quebec government to transfer remaining funds from the closed PIQM program to the PRIMEAU water infrastructure program. This funding supports the ongoing wastewater treatment plant renovation project (PRÉSTEP) in the Gatineau sector.

This item authorizes the City to sign a financial assistance agreement with the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MAMH) to support the update of the City's Land Use and Development Plan (SADR). This update is required to align with new government land use planning guidelines (OGAT) adopted in May 2024. The City will receive up to $207,918 in funding over three years.

The City of Gatineau will receive up to $207,918 in provincial funding to update its Land Use and Development Plan (SADR) to comply with new government land-use guidelines (OGAT) adopted in May 2024. This update is a mandatory process that must be completed within three years of the guidelines' effective date. The Executive Committee recommends that Council authorize the signing of this agreement to secure the funding.

The city is formalizing its approach to managing water infrastructure assets to ensure long-term sustainability. It commits to developing a Water Asset Management Plan and submitting a summary to the provincial Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MAMH) by December 31, 2026.