2025.01.28 – Regular meeting of the Executive Committee of the City of Gatineau held in the committee room of the Maison du citoyen, 25 Laurier Street, Gatineau, on Tuesday, February 28 at 9 a.m. at which are
The city is initiating the process to select food truck operators and designate authorized locations for the 2025-2026 season. This ensures that mobile food services are managed and distributed appropriately across the city.
The city has officially certified the completion of the multi-use trail extension between Rue de la Fabrique and the Allumettières boulevard park-and-ride. This certification allows the city to finalize the administrative requirements for provincial funding under the TAPU program.
The city has certified the completion of Phase 1 of the La Lièvre trail project on Rue Georges, between Rue MacLaren and Rue Pierre-Laporte. This administrative step confirms the work is finished to satisfy provincial grant requirements.
The city has certified the completion of the new multi-use path on Avenue Lépine, connecting Avenue de Buckingham, Rue MacLachlan, and Chemin Findlay. This confirms the project is finished and eligible for provincial funding.
The city has certified the completion of a new cycling link on Rue de Cannes, between Rue du Mont-Luc and Rue Céline. This administrative action closes out the project for provincial funding purposes.
The city has certified the completion of improvements to the existing cycling path on Rue de Cannes, between Rue Stéphane and Rue Céline. This confirms the work is finished to meet provincial grant requirements.
The city has certified the completion of improvements to the cycling link on Boulevard du Mont-Bleu, between Boulevard de la Cité-des-Jeunes and Boulevard Riel. This administrative step finalizes the project for provincial funding.
The city has certified the completion of Phase 6 of the cycling link project on Rue Notre-Dame, between Rue Main and Boulevard Labrosse. This confirms the work is finished to satisfy provincial grant requirements.
The city has certified the completion of the cycling link construction on Boulevard Maloney Est (part of the Route Verte network), between Avenue du Cheval-Blanc and the Rivière Blanche. This administrative step finalizes the project for provincial funding.
The city has certified the completion of the cycling link on Boulevard des Allumettières, between the Guy-Lafleur highway access and Rue Morin. This confirms the work is finished to satisfy provincial grant requirements.
The city is renaming the Gatineau wastewater treatment plant to 'Station de récupération des ressources de l'eau' (STARRE). This change reflects a modern approach to water management, emphasizing the recovery of resources from wastewater rather than just treatment.
The city has approved additional funding for the purchase of polymer, a chemical used in the wastewater treatment process at the Gatineau sector plant. This ensures the plant has the necessary supplies to continue operations.
The city has awarded a contract for the transport and disposal of debris collected during street sweeping operations. This is a routine maintenance service to ensure city streets are kept clean.
Routine approval of city expenditures for the specified period to ensure financial transparency.
Routine approval of city expenditures for the specified period to ensure financial transparency.
Routine approval of city expenditures for the specified period to ensure financial transparency.
Routine approval of city expenditures for the specified period to ensure financial transparency.
The city has approved additional funding for a general furniture contract to cover ongoing needs for city facilities.
The city is acquiring land for public road purposes (Rue Miron and Rue des Iroquois) under the Municipal Powers Act. This is a standard legal procedure to formalize city ownership of existing public infrastructure.