Rue Jacques-Cartier

The City authorized a cost adjustment of $98,149.13 for the contract with QDI for engineering services related to the reconstruction of Boulevard Gréber, bringing the total contract value to $425,210.98. This adjustment has no budgetary impact.

Councillor Mike Duggan has proposed the creation of a Special Planning Program (PPU) for the Boulevard Gréber area. This mandate would task the city's urban planning department with developing a long-term vision for the area, potentially including parts of Rue Jacques-Cartier and Boulevard Fournier.

The City is required to pay $438,315.54 in compensation to the owners of two lots expropriated for the Jacques-Cartier Street waterfront development project, following a decision by the Administrative Tribunal of Quebec (TAQ).

The city authorized street closures and traffic modifications for the first 'Courons Gatineau' running event on September 28, 2024, near Parc du Lac-Leamy and Rue Jacques-Cartier.

This item authorizes the contract for the reconstruction of several streets across multiple districts: Rue de Cannes, Rue Céline, Rue Fortin, Rue Jacques-Cartier, Rue Patenaude, and Rue Arthur-Gratton.

The City has awarded a $3,928,452.00 contract to 130247 Canada inc./Pavage Inter Cité for the reconstruction of six streets: Arthur-Gratton, Patenaude, de Cannes, Céline, Fortin, and Jacques-Cartier.

This item seeks approval for a cost adjustment regarding professional engineering fees for the reconstruction of Boulevard Gréber. The city confirms that this adjustment will have no net impact on the municipal budget.

The committee approved an additional $48,798.29 in professional fees for the engineering firm QDI regarding the reconstruction of Boulevard Gréber. This adjustment covers extra design work and brings the total approved adjustments to $68,660.22. The city confirms this is budget-neutral as funds are reallocated from the existing project budget.