"revitalization"

Council adopts amendments to the downtown revitalization program to clarify how the program operates and how businesses can participate.

Councillor Steve Moran gives notice of a future by-law amendment to clarify how the downtown revitalization program operates and how businesses can participate.

The city is moving forward with a new support framework for commercial hubs to revitalize traditional commercial streets. This includes maintaining protocols with five commercial associations for 2026 and allocating $1 million for former downtown centers, with plans to finalize the framework by winter 2026.

Council approved a new support framework for commercial hubs, which includes maintaining protocols with five commercial associations for 2026, renewing a $1 million envelope for former town centers, and allocating $342,000 in recurring and residual funds for commercial development initiatives.

This bylaw establishes a revitalization program for Gatineau's downtown core. It aims to support economic and urban development in the city's central area.

This bylaw establishes a new revitalization program aimed at improving the downtown core of Gatineau.

Notice of motion to establish a new revitalization program aimed at improving the downtown area.

Councillor Steve Moran gave notice of motion for a bylaw to implement a new revitalization program specifically for the downtown core.

The City is renewing 2025 funding agreements with five commercial associations, totaling $1,170,000, to support commercial vitality and animation.

The City is renewing its financial support agreements for 2025 with five local commercial associations to help revitalize commercial arteries and support local events while a new long-term commercial development strategy is being developed.

This bylaw extends the duration of the downtown revitalization program until December 31, 2024, to continue supporting local economic recovery efforts.

This bylaw amendment extends the duration of the downtown revitalization program until December 31, 2024, to continue supporting local economic recovery.

Council approved an extension of the downtown revitalization program until the end of 2024. This program provides financial support to encourage economic activity and development in the city centre.

This item authorizes an agreement with the local business association (AGAP) to develop a small public space, or "placette," on Main Street in the Lac-Beauchamp district, aimed at revitalizing the area.

This item proposes extending the city's downtown revitalization program until the end of 2024 by amending the existing bylaw.

The city is adopting a 2024 action plan to revitalize the downtown core, which has struggled due to the pandemic, remote work, and reduced foot traffic. The plan focuses on economic diversification and will guide municipal actions and budget priorities for 2025.