"municipal buildings"

The City Clerk is reporting on the results of the voter registration process regarding Bylaw 1001-2026, which authorizes a $14.7 million loan for renovating various municipal buildings.

The City is borrowing $14.75 million to perform necessary repairs and maintenance on various municipal buildings.

Council authorizes $14.7 million in borrowing for the rehabilitation of various municipal buildings as part of the maintenance investment plan.

The City proposes to borrow $14,754,000 to fund necessary renovations and maintenance for various municipal buildings as outlined in the city's investment plan.

Notice of motion was given for a bylaw to authorize a $14,754,000 loan for various municipal building repairs.

This item concerns the awarding of a contract for the repair and maintenance of garage doors, pedestrian doors, and loading dock levelers across various municipal facilities.

The committee awarded a two-year contract to Les portes L.T.R for the repair of garage doors, pedestrian doors, and dock levelers in municipal buildings for approximately $625,454.80.

An information session regarding a project to eliminate single-use plastics within municipal facilities as part of the city's environmental sustainability efforts.

The city is planning to ban single-use plastics in municipal buildings and at city-supported events. This initiative is part of the 2024-2029 Water Management Plan and the 2023-2029 Residual Materials Management Plan, aiming to reduce plastic pollution.

The commission will receive an information report from the Auditor General regarding how energy-efficient Gatineau's municipal buildings are. This is important for understanding the city's progress toward its environmental and sustainability goals.