"restoration"

The City is awarding a Certificate of Excellence and a $5,000 prize to the owners of 12, rue Broad for their high-quality restoration work on the building's gallery and doors. This annual award supports the City's cultural and heritage preservation policies.

Council awards the annual Certificate of Excellence in Built Heritage Preservation and Restoration to Anne-Marie (Marisol) Carpenter and Edward Yeoman for their work at 12, rue Broad. The award includes a $5,000 grant.

This item is a resolution to support a feasibility study for a wetland restoration project. This is a preliminary step toward environmental protection and ecological restoration in the city.

The city is approving an additional $170,137.80 for the restoration of the building at 205 Rue Montcalm, bringing the total contract adjustment to $373,357.35. This covers necessary additional costs for the project managed by Gestion DMJ. The city confirms this adjustment has no impact on the municipal budget.

The City of Gatineau is supporting the *CREDDO* (Conseil régional de l'environnement et du développement durable de l'Outaouais) in its application for funding to study the ecological potential and restoration feasibility of the Desjardins Creek. This study is part of a provincial program aimed at restoring wetlands and watercourses.

Council approved the restoration and decontamination plan for 205 Montcalm Street, including an additional budget of $4.059 million to complete the work.

This item involves a proposal to restore and expand a building at 771, boulevard Alexandre-Taché, which is officially recognized as a heritage site. Council approval is required to ensure the expansion and restoration work maintains the building's historical integrity.

The City is awarding a Certificate of Excellence and a $5,000 grant to Claude Laflamme for the restoration of the property at 62, rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville. This initiative is part of the 2023-2028 Heritage Action Plan to encourage the preservation of Gatineau's historic buildings.