"OGAT"

The commission received an informative presentation on the revision of the city's Land Use and Development Plan (SAD) to align with new provincial government orientations (OGAT). The process, which will run until 2028, involves integrating climate resilience, ecosystem conservation, and housing needs. Members discussed energy potential, industrial heat recovery, and the importance of public consultation.

This notice of motion initiates an amendment to the city's master land-use plan to align with provincial government housing directives.

This is the formal draft of the bylaw amendment mentioned in item 4.7, updating the city's master plan to meet provincial housing requirements.

Councillor Caroline Murray gives notice of a future by-law amendment to update the City's Development and Planning Scheme to comply with new provincial government housing guidelines.

Council adopts a draft by-law to update the City's Development and Planning Scheme to align with provincial housing guidelines. This includes creating a commission to hold a public consultation on the proposed changes, which aim to address housing shortages and improve affordability.

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 requesting more time to amend its Land Use and Development Plan to align with provincial government requirements regarding the planning of affordable and accessible housing.

The council requests a six-month extension (until January 30, 2026) from the Minister of Municipal Affairs to complete the necessary amendments to the Land Use and Development Plan (SAD) to comply with provincial housing guidelines.

The city is requesting an extension to finalize amendments to its Land Use and Development Plan, which are required to align with provincial government mandates regarding affordable and accessible housing.

Council requested a six-month extension (until October 14, 2025) from the provincial government to amend the city's Land Use and Development Plan to align with new housing accessibility and affordability requirements.

The City is seeking authorization to sign a financial agreement with the provincial government to update its land use plan (SADR) to align with new provincial land use guidelines (OGAT). This ensures the city's planning policies remain compliant with provincial standards.

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 is seeking authorization to sign a funding agreement with the provincial government. This funding will support the update of Gatineau's land use plan to ensure it aligns with new provincial land use guidelines.

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.

Request for an extension to meet provincial requirements regarding the planning of affordable and accessible housing within the city's Land Use and Development Plan.