"redevelopment"

This item concerns the redevelopment of the Wabassee Creek watercourse (Zone B) in the Lac-Beauchamp district. This project is part of ongoing efforts to manage the watershed and improve local water infrastructure.

The City is authorizing a cost adjustment of $23,533.40 for Polane inc. regarding the redevelopment of the skate park and sports court at Parc René-Lévesque. This covers quantity adjustments, site conditions, and additional work, bringing the total project cost to $492,296.31 with no net impact on the city budget.

The Commission reviewed the progress of the Special Planning Program (PPU) for the Vieux-Aylmer sector. Discussions focused on the proposed youth initiative hub, building height regulations, and strategies for engaging property owners in the redevelopment process.

The Commission reviewed the progress of the Special Planning Program (PPU) for the Hull Island city centre. Key discussions included ecological connectivity, the potential for utilizing waste heat for energy, and the challenges of redeveloping federal government-owned towers.

This item authorizes a change in professional fees for the urban redevelopment and utility burial project on boulevard Saint-Joseph. The adjustment is budget-neutral, meaning it does not require additional funding.

This item addresses a long-standing request from Councillor Jocelyn Blondin to modify the design plans for the redevelopment of boulevard Saint-Joseph. The proposed changes concern the section between boulevard Alexandre-Taché and rue Saint-Jean-Bosco.

Council approved a modification to the boulevard Saint-Joseph redevelopment project. The chosen option includes a sidewalk and 12 parking spaces, which will result in the removal of three additional trees.

The city is seeking professional engineering services to oversee the redevelopment of Taylor Street and the rehabilitation of the Fées sewer system. This project aims to improve local infrastructure and ensure the long-term functionality of the sewer network.

The Commission discussed the strategy for transforming or repurposing surplus city arenas, including those currently closed (Robert-Guertin, Campeau, Baribeau, Beaudry) and those scheduled for closure (Cholette, Sabourin, Stade-Pierre-Lafontaine). The city is exploring options such as demolition or redevelopment, emphasizing the need for public consultation and multi-use facilities. No final decisions have been made, and the process will continue into 2025.

This item addresses the expansion and renovation of the Guy-Sanche library. The project aims to modernize the facility and increase its capacity to better serve the community's educational and cultural needs.

Council approves a conditional use for a 10-story mixed-use building with up to 345 units at 360, boulevard Saint-Joseph, as part of the Galeries de Hull redevelopment project.

This item relates to the contract for municipal infrastructure upgrades and the redevelopment of boulevard Montclair and rue Berri in the Parc-de-la-Montagne−Saint-Raymond district.

The committee awarded a $1,259,939.46 contract to WSP Canada inc. for engineering and redevelopment services for boulevard Montclair and rue Berri. The firm is also authorized to handle necessary environmental permits and compliance reporting for the project.

The city has awarded a $408,541.52 contract to CIMA+ for engineering services to redevelop two curves on the Sentier des Voyageurs. The contract includes design, planning, and construction supervision, as well as environmental authorization management.

This item authorizes a cost adjustment for professional engineering services related to the urban redevelopment of boulevard Saint-Joseph. The adjustment is budget-neutral, meaning it does not require additional city funding.