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PUBLIC – Minutes of the Gatineau City Council committee of the whole meeting held in the committee room of the Maison du citoyen, 25 Laurier Street, Gatineau, on Wednesday, June 25, 2025, at 1:00 p.m., at which were present, Ms.

PUBLIC – Minutes of the Gatineau City Council committee of the whole meeting held in the committee room of the Maison du citoyen, 25 Laurier Street, Gatineau, on Wednesday, June 25, 2025, at 1:00 p.m., at which were present, Ms. June 25, 2025

📄 Agenda — 2 items · Plenary Committee

⭐ Notable items (2)

2 Lac-Beauchamp Park Conservation Plan

The city is reviewing a new conservation plan for Lac-Beauchamp Park covering 2025-2029. This plan aims to establish guidelines for the site's ecological protection, water management, and biodiversity, while balancing recreational use and potential land acquisitions.

CP20250605-P2 Follow-up on Recommendations from the Working Committee on Updating the Framework for Citizen Participation in Municipal Affairs

The city is proposing a major overhaul of how it engages with residents, including the creation of an independent Public Participation Office and a new Public Participation Policy. These changes aim to modernize democratic tools, introduce a 'right of initiative' for citizens, and potentially create sector-based assemblies to improve transparency and public involvement in city decisions.

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2 Lac-Beauchamp Park Conservation Plan

The city is reviewing a new conservation plan for Lac-Beauchamp Park covering 2025-2029. This plan aims to establish guidelines for the site's ecological protection, water management, and biodiversity, while balancing recreational use and potential land acquisitions.

CP20250605-P2 Follow-up on Recommendations from the Working Committee on Updating the Framework for Citizen Participation in Municipal Affairs

The city is proposing a major overhaul of how it engages with residents, including the creation of an independent Public Participation Office and a new Public Participation Policy. These changes aim to modernize democratic tools, introduce a 'right of initiative' for citizens, and potentially create sector-based assemblies to improve transparency and public involvement in city decisions.