125, rue de Carillon

The City is granting a 10-year, rent-free emphyteutic lease to the non-profit organization Transition Québec to establish a transitional housing village for up to 100 people experiencing homelessness at the former Robert-Guertin Arena site. This project replaces a previous resolution to align with new municipal social housing assistance programs. The City will support the project by providing the land and assisting with future relocation planning for the housing units.

The City is granting an emphyteutic lease (long-term land lease) to the non-profit organization Transition Québec to establish a transitional housing village for up to 100 homeless individuals at the former Robert-Guertin Arena site. This resolution replaces a previous one to align with new municipal social housing programs. The lease is for 10 years and includes requirements for the organization to return the land with specific improvements at the end of the term.

Approval for an architectural and urban integration plan (PIIA) to subdivide a lot at 125, rue de Carillon for the purpose of an emphyteutic lease (long-term land lease).

The Council approved a PIIA project to create a lot at 125, rue de Carillon (part of the Robert-Guertin site) for a transition village. This involves an emphyteutic lease (long-term lease) and is conditional upon the approval of a specific construction project (PPCMOI) and a future agreement regarding the site's occupation and eventual dismantling.

Final approval of a PPCMOI to allow temporary structures and uses on a portion of the site at 125, rue de Carillon.

Council approves a PPCMOI to allow the temporary use of part of the Robert-Guertin site (125, rue de Carillon) for the 'Village Transition' project, which will provide community services using modular buildings. This is a temporary measure subject to future site planning.

The City is granting a 10-year, rent-free emphyteutic lease to the non-profit organization Transition Québec for a portion of the Robert-Guertin Arena site. This land will host a transitional housing village consisting of converted shipping containers to provide shelter for up to 100 people experiencing homelessness. This decision formalizes the land use and repeals previous resolutions regarding the site.

The City is granting a long-term lease (emphyteutic lease) to the non-profit organization Transition Québec to establish a temporary housing village for up to 100 homeless individuals at the Robert-Guertin Arena site. This project aims to address the urgent homelessness crisis in Gatineau by providing transitional housing using converted shipping containers. The lease is granted for 10 years at no cost, and the City is repealing previous resolutions to consolidate the project's authorization.

Request for a specific development project (PPCMOI) to permit temporary structures and uses on a portion of the site at 125, rue de Carillon.

The City of Gatineau is supporting the 'Transition Québec' organization by providing a letter of intent to loan approximately 8,000 m² of land at the Robert-Guertin Arena site for a transitional housing village. The village will use converted shipping containers to house up to 100 people experiencing homelessness, with a formal loan agreement expected by November 30, 2024.

The city has awarded a contract to Paradoxe Déconstruction inc. for the complete deconstruction of the Centre Robert-Guertin located at 125, rue de Carillon. This project, valued at approximately $2,054,603.25, is part of the city's infrastructure and land value development plan for the Hull-Wright district.

The City is lending a portion of the Aréna Robert-Guertin parking lot to the non-profit organization 'Transition Québec' for six months. This land will be used to set up a transitional housing village made of converted shipping containers for people experiencing homelessness. The loan is free of charge and renewable until necessary permits are obtained.

Council approved a six-month, renewable land loan to the non-profit organization Transition Québec to establish a transitional housing village for homeless individuals at the former Robert-Guertin Arena site. The loan is provided free of charge to address the urgent homelessness crisis in Gatineau.

The committee will review a request to demolish a community building located at 125, rue de Carillon in the Hull-Wright district. The loss of community infrastructure is a matter of public interest.