"tree planting"

Citizens raised concerns regarding pesticide use on golf courses, coordination of tree planting programs, and community collaboration for urban biodiversity.

The Commission received a presentation on the 'Canopée' project, which aims to increase the urban canopy index to 30% in all Gatineau communities. The project focuses on regulatory application, communication, and a support program for private property owners to plant trees.

The City is applying for a provincial grant (up to $25 million) under the OASIS program to fund tree planting and green infrastructure. This initiative supports the City's goal of increasing canopy cover and reducing urban heat islands.

Members shared various environmental initiatives, including wetland studies in Limbour, a documentary on landscape architecture, the City's 'Silver' Monarch Friendly City certification, progress on the 10,000-tree planting target, and an upcoming 'Écofête' event.

Council authorized financial support of up to $80,000 (including a $30,000 reallocation and $50,000 in new funding) to the CREDDO for the 'Vivre en vert' tree-planting project, contingent on grant approval.

The City awarded a contract to Terrassement Technique Sylvain Labrecque inc. for tree planting services, totaling $450,890.56. This initiative is funded through the City's tree donation and greening program.

Councillor Steven Boivin has allocated $500 from his district budget to support the annual tree planting project at École secondaire Grande-Rivière.

Councillor Caroline Murray has allocated $500 from her district budget to support the annual tree planting project at École secondaire Grande-Rivière.

This item authorizes the awarding of a contract for the city's tree planting program, including the supply and delivery of trees.

The committee awarded a contract to Paysages Rossignol inc. for tree planting services. The project includes an additional budget allocation for the ongoing maintenance of the new trees.