AGENDA – MUNICIPAL COUNCIL – MEETING OF FEBRUARY 18, 2025
⭐ Notable items (25)
This resolution advances a specific development project (PPCMOI) to allow commercial activity and video lottery terminals at this location in Masson-Angers.
This by-law change updates zoning in the Mitigomijokan district to allow for more commercial and community services in a specific area.
This by-law change creates a new zoning designation in the Lucerne district to facilitate new residential and community development.
The city is introducing new rules to manage water consumption, specifically targeting lawn watering practices across Gatineau to conserve drinking water.
This is a major investment to repair and maintain roads across the city as part of the capital investment plan.
This significant funding will cover essential upgrades to water and sewer systems, as well as street and boulevard improvements throughout the city.
This funding allows the city to purchase necessary vehicles and equipment to ensure public works and emergency services can operate effectively.
The city is investing in a new tanker truck for the fire department to improve fire safety coverage and emergency response capabilities.
This zoning change in the Pointe-Gatineau district allows for higher density by permitting three-unit buildings instead of two.
The city is requesting more time to update its long-term planning documents to ensure they align with provincial goals for affordable and quality housing.
Gatineau is renewing its partnership with Tricentris, a cooperative that manages recycling and waste processing services for the city.
The city is updating its internal policy on how it buys and sells land and buildings to improve transparency and efficiency.
The city is transferring a piece of land at no cost to a social housing organization (Habitations de l'Outaouais métropolitain) in the Hull-Wright district to support housing projects.
The city is using specific funds collected from local quarry operations to pay for road resurfacing on a section of Vanier Road in the Deschênes district.
The city is formalizing a new strategy to better support local volunteers and community organizations. This initiative aims to strengthen the impact of volunteer work across Gatineau.
The city is partnering with the regional health authority (CISSSO) to manage an organized encampment site. This project aims to provide safer, supported living conditions for vulnerable individuals experiencing homelessness.
Gatineau is receiving $5 million from the federal 'New Horizons for Seniors' program. These funds will support a five-year plan to make the city more inclusive for vulnerable and at-risk seniors.
The city is applying for provincial funding to support its 2025-2028 action plan regarding cultural diversity and social integration. This helps fund programs that promote inclusion and community harmony.
The council is voting to support a motion affirming the importance of intellectual freedom in public libraries. This ensures that library collections remain accessible and diverse for all residents.
The city is finalizing the expropriation of specific land parcels required for the Jacques-Cartier street project in the Pointe-Gatineau district, following a decision by the Administrative Tribunal of Quebec.
The city is modifying a previous resolution regarding its agreement with the Gatineau-Ottawa Executive Airport to reflect updated terms.
The City Clerk is reporting on the results of the public registration process regarding a $7 million loan by-law intended to fund affordable housing projects in partnership with the Quebec government.
The City Clerk is reporting on the results of the public registration process regarding a $6.7 million loan by-law to fund housing development initiatives in partnership with the FTQ Solidarity Fund.
The city is providing a formal response to a petition submitted by a resident requesting the installation of bike paths in the Wrightville neighborhood.
The city is providing a formal response to a petition submitted by a resident in August 2024. The petition requested that the municipality update its cycling infrastructure plan specifically for the Hull sector.
This is a procedural step to formally approve the list of items to be discussed during the council meeting.
Council members review and approve the official record of the previous meeting to ensure accuracy.
The owner is requesting an exception to zoning rules to build a three-unit residential building. This allows for densification in the Aylmer district.
A request for a zoning exception to allow the construction of a single-family house in the Manoir-des-Trembles–Val-Tétreau district.
A request for zoning exceptions to permit the construction of a multi-unit residential building in the Masson-Angers district.
A request for a zoning exception to allow the construction of a detached garage in the Limbour district.
The owner seeks to convert an existing duplex into a triplex, requiring a zoning variance in the Lac-Beauchamp district.
A request to allow driveways to be closer together than normally permitted by zoning bylaws in the Aylmer district.
A request for a zoning exception to build a detached accessory structure (such as a shed or workshop) in the Aylmer district.
A request to allow a small grocery store to operate within an existing building in the Plateau district, which requires a zoning variance.
This resolution advances a specific development project (PPCMOI) to allow commercial activity and video lottery terminals at this location in Masson-Angers.
This resolution aims to retroactively approve the construction of a semi-detached home in the Buckingham district to bring it into compliance with city regulations.
This by-law change updates zoning in the Mitigomijokan district to allow for more commercial and community services in a specific area.
This by-law change creates a new zoning designation in the Lucerne district to facilitate new residential and community development.
The city is introducing new rules to manage water consumption, specifically targeting lawn watering practices across Gatineau to conserve drinking water.
This is a major investment to repair and maintain roads across the city as part of the capital investment plan.
This significant funding will cover essential upgrades to water and sewer systems, as well as street and boulevard improvements throughout the city.
This funding allows the city to purchase necessary vehicles and equipment to ensure public works and emergency services can operate effectively.
The city is investing in a new tanker truck for the fire department to improve fire safety coverage and emergency response capabilities.
This by-law authorizes the establishment of a recycling drop-off point for deposit-bearing containers in the Buckingham district.
This zoning change in the Pointe-Gatineau district allows for higher density by permitting three-unit buildings instead of two.
This is the architectural and urban integration review (PIIA) for the triplex project at 12 Metcalfe Street in Aylmer, ensuring the design fits the neighborhood.
This is the architectural review (PIIA) for the proposed grocery store conversion in the Plateau district to ensure it meets design standards.
The city is requesting more time to update its long-term planning documents to ensure they align with provincial goals for affordable and quality housing.
Gatineau is renewing its partnership with Tricentris, a cooperative that manages recycling and waste processing services for the city.
Council is appointing a new member to the committee that oversees transportation policy and road safety in the city.
Council is reappointing a citizen representative to continue serving on the transportation and safety committee.
The city is updating its internal policy on how it buys and sells land and buildings to improve transparency and efficiency.
The city is transferring a piece of land at no cost to a social housing organization (Habitations de l'Outaouais métropolitain) in the Hull-Wright district to support housing projects.
The city is using specific funds collected from local quarry operations to pay for road resurfacing on a section of Vanier Road in the Deschênes district.
This item involves an agreement to provide municipal services to the second phase of the Lépine commercial development in the Buckingham district. It ensures the site has necessary infrastructure like water and sewage connections.
The city is formalizing a new strategy to better support local volunteers and community organizations. This initiative aims to strengthen the impact of volunteer work across Gatineau.
The city is partnering with the regional health authority (CISSSO) to manage an organized encampment site. This project aims to provide safer, supported living conditions for vulnerable individuals experiencing homelessness.
Gatineau is receiving $5 million from the federal 'New Horizons for Seniors' program. These funds will support a five-year plan to make the city more inclusive for vulnerable and at-risk seniors.
The city is applying for provincial funding to support its 2025-2028 action plan regarding cultural diversity and social integration. This helps fund programs that promote inclusion and community harmony.
The council is voting to support a motion affirming the importance of intellectual freedom in public libraries. This ensures that library collections remain accessible and diverse for all residents.
The council is appointing a new representative to the pension committee for city management staff. This is a routine administrative appointment.
The council is appointing a new representative to the pension committee for city management staff.
The council is appointing a new representative to the pension committee for city management staff.
The council is appointing a new representative to the pension committee for city blue-collar workers.
The council is appointing a new representative to the pension committee for city white-collar workers.
The council is appointing a new representative to the pension committee for city white-collar workers.
The city is adjusting the internal structure of the Arts, Culture, and Letters Department to improve operational efficiency.
The city is adjusting the internal structure of the Human Resources Department to improve operational efficiency.
The city is finalizing the expropriation of specific land parcels required for the Jacques-Cartier street project in the Pointe-Gatineau district, following a decision by the Administrative Tribunal of Quebec.
The city is updating its policy on travel and representation expenses for employees to ensure current standards and fiscal responsibility.
The council is updating its list of representatives serving on the board of directors for the Maison de la culture de Gatineau.
This is a mandatory reporting item regarding the use of funds from the provincial Regions and Rurality Fund for 2024.
The city is modifying a previous resolution regarding its agreement with the Gatineau-Ottawa Executive Airport to reflect updated terms.
The council is renewing the term of a city-appointed representative to the board of the regional housing authority (Office d'habitation de l'Outaouais).
This item is the formal filing of minutes from a previous meeting of the Recreation, Sports, and Community Development Commission.
This item is the formal filing of minutes from a previous meeting of the Youth Commission.
This item is the formal filing of minutes from a previous meeting of the Local Heritage Council.
This item is the formal filing of minutes from a previous meeting of the Urban Planning Advisory Committee.
This item is the formal filing of minutes from a previous meeting of the Demolition Committee.
This item is the formal filing of minutes from a previous meeting of the Gatineau, Healthy City Commission.
This item is the formal filing of minutes from recent Executive Committee meetings for public record.
The City Clerk is reporting on the results of the public registration process regarding a $7 million loan by-law intended to fund affordable housing projects in partnership with the Quebec government.
The City Clerk is reporting on the results of the public registration process regarding a $6.7 million loan by-law to fund housing development initiatives in partnership with the FTQ Solidarity Fund.
The city is providing a formal response to a petition submitted by a resident requesting the installation of bike paths in the Wrightville neighborhood.
The city is providing a formal response to a petition submitted by a resident in August 2024. The petition requested that the municipality update its cycling infrastructure plan specifically for the Hull sector.
This is the formal procedure to close the municipal council meeting. No further business will be conducted after this point.