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PUBLIC – Minutes of the meeting of the Gatineau City Council Committee of the Whole held in the committee room of the Maison du citoyen, 25 Laurier Street, Gatineau, on Tuesday, February 4, 2025 at 9:30 a.m. at which are present, Ms.

PUBLIC – Minutes of the meeting of the Gatineau City Council Committee of the Whole held in the committee room of the Maison du citoyen, 25 Laurier Street, Gatineau, on Tuesday, February 4, 2025 at 9:30 a.m. at which are present, Ms. February 4, 2025

📄 Agenda — 2 items · Plenary Committee

⭐ Notable items (2)

1 Presentation on combating incivility toward municipal employees

The city is developing an action plan to protect municipal staff from harassment, intimidation, and uncivil behavior. Councillors discussed the need for better training, clear communication, and consistent enforcement of rules to ensure a safe work environment, particularly for frontline staff like those at the 311 service center.

CP20250204-P2 Amendment to the by-law regarding the use of drinking water for irrigation

The city is proposing stricter schedules for mechanical lawn watering to reduce the strain on water treatment infrastructure during the summer. The plan includes updated definitions and tighter restrictions, with a focus on public education and a transition period for compliance. This initiative aims to manage high water demand and avoid the significant costs associated with expanding water treatment capacity.

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1 Presentation on combating incivility toward municipal employees

The city is developing an action plan to protect municipal staff from harassment, intimidation, and uncivil behavior. Councillors discussed the need for better training, clear communication, and consistent enforcement of rules to ensure a safe work environment, particularly for frontline staff like those at the 311 service center.

CP20250204-P2 Amendment to the by-law regarding the use of drinking water for irrigation

The city is proposing stricter schedules for mechanical lawn watering to reduce the strain on water treatment infrastructure during the summer. The plan includes updated definitions and tighter restrictions, with a focus on public education and a transition period for compliance. This initiative aims to manage high water demand and avoid the significant costs associated with expanding water treatment capacity.

environment Aylmer