"municipal works"

This bylaw establishes the framework for agreements regarding municipal infrastructure works.

Council adopted a new bylaw to modernize the processes for agreements related to municipal works. This initiative aims to improve the city's ability to handle real estate development projects, ensure fair cost distribution for urbanization, and align requirements with current best practices.

This is a procedural notice of motion to introduce a new by-law governing how the city enters into agreements for municipal infrastructure works. It serves as the formal announcement that the council will consider these regulations in a future session.

This item presents the draft of By-law 1018-2026, which establishes the legal framework for agreements concerning municipal infrastructure projects. This by-law is essential for regulating how the city manages construction and development obligations with third parties.

Councillor Caroline Murray gives notice that a future meeting will consider the adoption of a new bylaw regarding agreements for municipal works. This is a procedural step required before the bylaw can be formally voted on.

Council adopted draft Bylaw 1018-2026 to update regulations governing municipal works agreements. This initiative aims to streamline real estate development processes, reduce project timelines, and ensure costs for urbanization and service optimization are distributed equitably.

This item repeals an outdated bylaw concerning agreements for municipal infrastructure works to make way for new regulations.

This item adopts a new bylaw to regulate agreements for municipal infrastructure works, replacing the repealed bylaws.

Council modified a condition for a 145-unit residential project at 25, Allée Riley. The requirement for a municipal works agreement is now only mandatory for the issuance of the above-ground building permit, allowing the developer to begin preparatory work before winter.