"real estate"

This item involves the formal approval of the minutes from a closed-door meeting of the Real Estate Process Partner Committee. As this is a procedural matter regarding past administrative discussions, it does not have a direct impact on current public policy.

Administrative update to the membership of the Real Estate Process Partner Committee.

Council updates the membership of the Partners Committee - Real Estate Process, replacing Christian Tanguay with Véronique Angers as the City's official member and committee chair.

Council will consider amendments to the City's policy governing how it buys and sells real estate assets.

Council amended Policy PO-029 to allow the city to temporarily provide additional municipal land free of charge to contractors for the construction of social and affordable housing projects. This change aims to reduce project costs and improve financial viability for non-profit housing organizations.

The city has awarded a three-year contract to Deslauriers (137269 Canada Ltée) for the maintenance and installation of video surveillance systems for city-owned properties. The total value of the contract is approximately $829,046.85, with prices subject to indexation based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) starting in the second year.

This is a procedural item where the city files a report of real estate transactions completed by the Real Estate Department during the second half of 2025, as required by municipal bylaw.

The city is selling a 152 m² portion of land at 22, rue d'Auvergne to the owners of 51, rue de Toulon for $7,749.69 to regularize a long-standing encroachment of a private driveway.

The City of Gatineau will share real estate development data with the provincial Ministry of Transport (MTMD) to help calibrate the TRANS predictive model. This model is essential for planning regional mobility, including the tramway project and other territorial planning initiatives.

This item involves the formal approval of the minutes from a closed-door meeting of the Partners Committee regarding real estate processes. This committee oversees strategic discussions related to city-owned properties and real estate development projects.

This item authorizes the sale of a portion of city-owned land (part of lot 6,567,261) to *Gestion Franklin Empire inc.* in the Rivière-Blanche district.

The City is reverting to a previous version of its real estate policy to address the housing crisis. By once again including the market value of City-owned land in the financial structure of affordable and social housing projects, the City aims to support a higher number of projects.

This item designates city officials to sign legal documents related to land acquisition and consolidation for real estate development projects.

This item involves the formal approval of the minutes from a closed-door meeting of the city's partners committee focused on real estate processes.

Council is appointing members to a partner committee focused on real estate processes. This committee will provide input and oversight on municipal property matters.

The council is adopting the governing rules for a new committee focused on streamlining and improving how the city handles real estate development projects.

Council adopted the governing statutes for a new 'Partners Committee - Real Estate Processes.' This committee is designed to improve internal processes for analyzing real estate projects and issuing permits, with a focus on project quality and reducing processing times.

The City is selling surplus land parcels in the Desjardins corridor to neighboring property owners at 26, 28, 30 rue Desjardins, 52 rue Cinq-Mars, and 199 boulevard Riel. This sale regularizes a long-standing commitment from 2001, with the price adjusted to current market value ($19.25/m²).

This project proposes the creation of a partners' committee to streamline and improve how the City of Gatineau handles real estate projects. By bringing together key stakeholders, the city aims to make the processing of real estate developments more efficient and transparent.

Council approved the sale of surplus City-owned land in the Desjardins corridor to several neighboring property owners. This action resolves a long-standing issue from 2001, with the sale price adjusted to $19.25/m² to reflect current market values.

The City is creating a 'Partners Committee - Real Estate Processes' to improve how real estate development projects are handled. The committee will include representatives from construction associations, developers, professionals, and city officials, with the goal of streamlining processes and reducing project timelines.

This item is for the formal deposit of a list of real estate transactions signed by the Real Estate Department between December 15, 2024, and June 15, 2025, under the authority delegated by Bylaw 816-2017.

Updating the city's internal policy regarding how it buys and sells real estate assets.

The City is exercising a renewal option for an existing contract regarding access control maintenance for municipal buildings. This includes an authorization for additional funding to cover the renewal period.