AGENDA – EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE – REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 21, 2025
⭐ Notable items (11)
This item authorizes a fee adjustment for engineering consultants working on the Gatineau drinking water treatment plant. The change is budget-neutral, meaning it does not require additional city funding.
The city is seeking approval to hire engineering consultants to design the extension of municipal infrastructure (such as water, sewer, or road services) along Vanier Road.
This item concerns the contract for building a new bike path connection on Ernest-Gaboury Street to improve cycling infrastructure in the Carrefour-de-l'Hôpital district.
Approval for the contract to clean city catch basins (storm drains) and properly dispose of the collected debris to prevent flooding and maintain drainage systems.
Approval for the contract to execute the city's 2025 road resurfacing program, which involves repaving various streets to maintain road quality.
Approval for the contract regarding the 2025 palliative intervention program, which focuses on temporary or minor repairs to city infrastructure to keep it functional until major work can be performed.
Approval for the contract to perform road patching (pothole repairs) across the city for the 2025 season.
The city is reviewing a request from 'Le Centre Inter-Section' for a property tax exemption at 78 Eardley Road, which must be submitted to the Quebec Municipal Commission for final approval.
Similar to item 16.1, this is a request for a property tax exemption for the property located at 74 Eardley Road, to be forwarded to the Quebec Municipal Commission.
Council is asked to approve the city's financial expenditures totaling over $11.1 million for the specified week in April 2025.
Approval for the contract to establish a Network Operations Center (NOC) to improve the city's IT infrastructure monitoring and business intelligence capabilities.
The city is temporarily removing parking spots on Eddy Street to install 'placottoirs,' which are small public seating areas or parklets. This initiative aims to enhance public space and pedestrian experience in the Hull-Wright district.
The council is formally rejecting the bids received for professional services related to underwater depth mapping (bathymetric surveys) and river structure inspections.
This item authorizes a fee adjustment for engineering consultants working on the Gatineau drinking water treatment plant. The change is budget-neutral, meaning it does not require additional city funding.
The city is seeking approval to hire engineering consultants to design the extension of municipal infrastructure (such as water, sewer, or road services) along Vanier Road.
This item concerns the contract for building a new bike path connection on Ernest-Gaboury Street to improve cycling infrastructure in the Carrefour-de-l'Hôpital district.
The city is updating parking regulations and signage on MacLaren Street East in the Buckingham district.
This item grants a temporary exemption from the city's noise by-law to allow road marking crews to work outside of standard hours during the 2025 season, ensuring road safety markings can be completed efficiently.
Approval for the contract to rent specialized lifting equipment required for city maintenance and construction projects.
Approval for the contract to provide cleaning and janitorial services for various municipal buildings.
Approval for the contract to clean city catch basins (storm drains) and properly dispose of the collected debris to prevent flooding and maintain drainage systems.
Approval for the contract to execute the city's 2025 road resurfacing program, which involves repaving various streets to maintain road quality.
Approval for the contract regarding the 2025 palliative intervention program, which focuses on temporary or minor repairs to city infrastructure to keep it functional until major work can be performed.
Approval for the contract to perform road patching (pothole repairs) across the city for the 2025 season.
The city is considering a request to change the name of Laurent-Groulx Park.
The city is reviewing a request from 'Le Centre Inter-Section' for a property tax exemption at 78 Eardley Road, which must be submitted to the Quebec Municipal Commission for final approval.
Similar to item 16.1, this is a request for a property tax exemption for the property located at 74 Eardley Road, to be forwarded to the Quebec Municipal Commission.
Council is asked to approve the city's financial expenditures totaling over $11.1 million for the specified week in April 2025.
Approval of small grants and neighborhood improvement funds allocated by individual city councillors to local organizations and projects.
Approval of a second list of small grants and neighborhood improvement funds allocated by individual city councillors to local organizations and projects.
Approval for additional funding to cover the costs of renting and purchasing multifunction printers for city administrative use.
Approval for the contract to establish a Network Operations Center (NOC) to improve the city's IT infrastructure monitoring and business intelligence capabilities.
This is a procedural filing of the report detailing all grants and support funds distributed by city councillors during the month of April 2025.