2025.01.21 – Special meeting of the executive committee of the City of Gatineau held in the committee room of – Maison du citoyen, 25 Laurier Street, Gatineau, on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, at 1:22 p.m., at which
⭐ Notable items (8)
The city is joining the provincial Rénovation Québec program, which provides financial assistance to homeowners for residential renovation projects. This helps improve housing quality and safety across the city.
The city is providing municipal funding to support the construction of affordable housing units at 25 Frontenac Street. This project is part of the 'Village Urbain Centre-Ville' initiative aimed at increasing housing supply in the downtown core.
The city is transferring land at 240 Magnus Street East to the non-profit organization 'Mon Chez Nous Inc.' at no cost to facilitate the development of affordable housing. This initiative supports the city's goal of increasing accessible housing options in the Bellevue district.
The city is allocating $350,000 to support cultural events and activities for 2025-2026. This includes funding for 'Vision Centre-Ville' to promote these cultural projects specifically within the downtown area.
The city is providing over $2.69 million in financial and service-based support to various local cultural organizations for the 2025 calendar year to help them maintain operations and programming.
The city is approving its mandatory annual financial contribution to the Outaouais Housing Office (OHO), which manages social housing units in the region.
The city is providing financial support for the renovation of a social housing complex managed by the OHO located at 28 Arthur-Buies Street in the Orée-du-Parc district.
The city is authorizing an amendment to an agreement to receive provincial subsidies. These funds will cover budget shortfalls for six specific AccèsLogis affordable housing projects.
This bylaw update clarifies the specific information and documentation required when property owners apply for a demolition permit. It ensures the Demolition Committee has consistent and complete data to evaluate requests.
The city is joining the provincial Rénovation Québec program, which provides financial assistance to homeowners for residential renovation projects. This helps improve housing quality and safety across the city.
The city is formally awarding a certificate of excellence to recognize outstanding efforts in preserving or restoring historical buildings in Gatineau.
The city is providing municipal funding to support the construction of affordable housing units at 25 Frontenac Street. This project is part of the 'Village Urbain Centre-Ville' initiative aimed at increasing housing supply in the downtown core.
The city is transferring land at 240 Magnus Street East to the non-profit organization 'Mon Chez Nous Inc.' at no cost to facilitate the development of affordable housing. This initiative supports the city's goal of increasing accessible housing options in the Bellevue district.
The city is allocating $350,000 to support cultural events and activities for 2025-2026. This includes funding for 'Vision Centre-Ville' to promote these cultural projects specifically within the downtown area.
The city is providing over $2.69 million in financial and service-based support to various local cultural organizations for the 2025 calendar year to help them maintain operations and programming.
The city is approving its mandatory annual financial contribution to the Outaouais Housing Office (OHO), which manages social housing units in the region.
This item approves internal structural changes within the Arts, Culture and Letters department and confirms an interim appointment for a downtown project director role.
The city is providing financial support for the renovation of a social housing complex managed by the OHO located at 28 Arthur-Buies Street in the Orée-du-Parc district.
The city is authorizing an amendment to an agreement to receive provincial subsidies. These funds will cover budget shortfalls for six specific AccèsLogis affordable housing projects.
Approval of internal structural adjustments within the Water and Waste Management Department to improve operational efficiency.
Approval of internal structural adjustments within the Responsible Procurement Department.
Approval of internal structural adjustments within the Recreation, Sports and Community Development Department.
Approval of internal structural adjustments within the Human Resources Department.
Approval of internal structural adjustments within the Assessment Department.
Approval of internal structural adjustments within the Ombudsman's Office.
Approval of internal structural adjustments within the IT Department.
Approval of internal structural adjustments within the Real Estate Department.
Approval of internal structural adjustments within the Urban Planning and Sustainable Development Department.
Approval of internal structural adjustments within the Organizational Performance and Economic Development divisions.
Approval of internal structural adjustments within the Legal Affairs Department.
Approval of internal structural adjustments within the Communications Department.