"subdivision"

Council approves a minor variance to allow a land subdivision at 30, montée Chauret. The variance reduces the required depth for a waterfront lot from 75m to 73.9m, which will help resolve an issue with a landlocked property and regularize existing accessory buildings.

Council approved the subdivision of the property at 61, rue Principale to create a new lot at 59, rue Principale for a 96-child daycare. The approval also covers exterior renovations to the existing building, including replacing shed siding with non-combustible material and installing a roof guardrail.

Council approves the construction of a three-family dwelling at 60, Rue Isidore-Ostiguy. The project requires subdividing the land into two lots (38, Rue Saint-Florent and 60, Rue Isidore-Ostiguy) and includes three minor zoning variances. No parking spaces are proposed to maximize density and preserve green space.

Heritage review regarding the proposed subdivision of land at 119 Portage Promenade.

Council approved the subdivision of land at 119 Promenade du Portage as part of the larger 150 Wellington Street development project. This approval ensures the subdivision complies with heritage site regulations while allowing for the necessary land consolidation for the new building.

Request for minor variances to subdivide a lot at 881 Jacques-Cartier Street. Note: The Urban Planning Advisory Committee (CCU) has issued an unfavorable recommendation regarding this request.

This item concerns a request to subdivide land at 881 and 883, rue Jacques-Cartier. The local planning committee (CLP) has provided an unfavorable recommendation regarding this proposal.

Council rejected a request for minor variances to subdivide land at 881, rue Jacques-Cartier, which would have converted an existing detached garage into a primary residential building. The Urban Planning Advisory Committee (CCU) had recommended against the proposal due to public safety and health risks.

Council rejected a proposal to subdivide land at 881 and 883, rue Jacques-Cartier. The project aimed to convert an existing garage into a main residential building in a high-risk flood zone, which the city administration and the Local Heritage Council advised against due to safety and flood resilience concerns.

Council approves the PIIA for the partial demolition and site subdivision of the Galeries de Hull shopping center to facilitate the broader redevelopment project.

This item concerns a request to the provincial agricultural commission (CPTAQ) to allow the subdivision of a specific lot located in the Rivière-Blanche district. Council must decide whether to support this application for land division within an agricultural zone.