"multifunctional complex"

This item authorizes a significant capital expenditure and loan of $227.8 million for the construction of a new city-wide multifunctional complex. This is a major infrastructure project that will impact the city's long-term debt and public facility offerings.

The Executive Committee is recommending that City Council approve the construction of a new multifunctional sports and community complex in the western sector of Gatineau. This project, which addresses a significant shortage of local facilities, involves a total investment of $227.8 million to be funded through various municipal budget blocks, including provisions for four ice rinks.

This item concerns the construction of a new multifunctional complex. This project represents a significant investment in city infrastructure, aimed at providing residents with a versatile space for community, recreational, or administrative activities.

Mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette gave notice of a future motion to adopt a bylaw authorizing a $227.8 million loan for the construction of a new multifunctional complex. This is a procedural step required before the final vote on the borrowing bylaw.

Council officially authorized the construction of a new multifunctional complex in the western sector of the city to address a shortage of sports and community facilities. The project is funded by a $227.8 million loan, with specific allocations for ice rinks and other infrastructure. This decision follows the completion of the functional and technical program for the facility.

This item authorizes the construction of a new multifunctional complex and the formal decree of the associated work. This is a major infrastructure project intended to provide new facilities for the city.

This item authorizes the city treasurer to prepare a loan bylaw for $227.8 million to fund the construction of the multifunctional complex. The funding will be drawn from the residual Bloc D budget envelope.

Council discussed the development of a new multifunctional complex. It was recommended that the facility be officially named the "Multifunctional Complex."

The administration is authorized to begin the procurement process for professional services to design the new multifunctional complex and to initiate the project.