AGENDA – EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE – ORDINARY MEETING OF FEBRUARY 11, 2026
⭐ Notable items (6)
This project involves the redevelopment of a section of the Wabassee Creek to improve water management and environmental health in the area. It is part of ongoing efforts to manage local watersheds effectively.
The city is approving extra funds to repair a critical piece of equipment, the bar screen, at the Gatineau wastewater treatment plant. This is necessary to maintain the facility's operational efficiency.
The city is granting land access rights (easements) to Hydro-Québec at 975 Saint-Joseph Boulevard to allow for the relocation of electrical equipment required for the new Police Headquarters project.
The city is authorizing the use of self-insurance reserve funds to cover rehabilitation costs for the Maison du Tourisme (Tourism House). This ensures the building remains in good condition.
The city is hiring engineering consultants to conduct a hydraulic study of Blanchette Creek. This study is crucial for flood prevention and long-term water management in the affected districts.
This is a standard approval of the city's weekly expenditures. It accounts for the payments made by the city to various vendors and service providers during the specified week.
The city is launching a call for proposals to select food truck operators and designated locations for the 2026-2027 season. This program aims to provide diverse dining options in public spaces for residents and visitors.
This item authorizes a budget-neutral cost adjustment for engineering services related to the renovation of the Touraine pumping station. It ensures the project remains on track without requiring additional city funds.
This project involves the redevelopment of a section of the Wabassee Creek to improve water management and environmental health in the area. It is part of ongoing efforts to manage local watersheds effectively.
The city is approving extra funds to repair a critical piece of equipment, the bar screen, at the Gatineau wastewater treatment plant. This is necessary to maintain the facility's operational efficiency.
This tender seeks a contractor to handle the ongoing maintenance and monitoring of boilers at the city's water resource recovery facility. Proper upkeep is essential for the facility's daily operations.
This item proposes changes to parking regulations on Rue des Hauts-Bois to improve traffic flow or safety for local residents.
The city is installing all-way stop signs at the intersection of Rue Front and Rue Du Verger to enhance road safety for drivers and pedestrians.
This item proposes an update to parking signage on Rue Ducharme to better manage street parking availability for residents.
The city is authorizing the sale of a small piece of land to a private owner to resolve a property encroachment issue, ensuring legal compliance for the land boundary.
This is a routine administrative filing of real estate transactions completed by city staff under delegated authority. It provides transparency regarding city property dealings.
The city is granting land access rights (easements) to Hydro-Québec at 975 Saint-Joseph Boulevard to allow for the relocation of electrical equipment required for the new Police Headquarters project.
The city is authorizing the use of self-insurance reserve funds to cover rehabilitation costs for the Maison du Tourisme (Tourism House). This ensures the building remains in good condition.
The city is hiring engineering consultants to conduct a hydraulic study of Blanchette Creek. This study is crucial for flood prevention and long-term water management in the affected districts.
The city is exercising an option to extend a contract for watering city trees and planters, ensuring urban greenery is maintained during the growing season.
This is a standard approval of the city's weekly expenditures. It accounts for the payments made by the city to various vendors and service providers during the specified week.