boulevard Alexandre-Taché

Council approved an amendment to an existing STO loan bylaw. The change clarifies that the portion of the project subsidized by the provincial government will be repaid in cash, while the remaining balance will be financed over 20 years.

This item authorizes a change in professional fees for the urban redevelopment and utility burial project on boulevard Saint-Joseph. The adjustment is budget-neutral, meaning it does not require additional funding.

This item approves a change in professional fees for the Saint-Joseph storm sewer project. The adjustment is budget-neutral, meaning it does not require additional city funds.

This item addresses a long-standing request from Councillor Jocelyn Blondin to modify the design plans for the redevelopment of boulevard Saint-Joseph. The proposed changes concern the section between boulevard Alexandre-Taché and rue Saint-Jean-Bosco.

Hydro-Québec has been granted permission to perform overnight and weekend work to bury a 25kV power line. This work is necessary due to delays and will involve road closures and noise outside of standard hours until November 30, 2024, to minimize traffic disruption.

This project involves the road reconstruction of boulevard Alexandre-Taché between rue Boudria and place Samuel-De Champlain in the Manoir-des-Trembles-Val-Tétreau district.

The city awarded an $8.6 million contract to Eurovia Québec Construction inc. for the reconstruction of a 1.7 km section of Boulevard Alexandre-Taché. The project includes new sidewalks, a multi-use path, and upgraded traffic signals. The committee also authorized night and weekend work to expedite the project.

Hydro-Québec is requesting permission to perform construction work outside of standard permitted hours at several locations in the Hull sector. This derogation from the city's noise bylaw is necessary to complete the project while minimizing traffic disruption.

Hydro-Québec is authorized to perform overnight and weekend work to bury a 25-kilovolt power line between the Val-Tétreau substation and the intersection of Eddy and Laurier streets. This work is expected to last 15 weeks, starting in June, and is being performed outside standard noise bylaw hours to minimize traffic disruption. Residents in the affected areas should expect detours and potential noise during these off-hours.