2025.02.26 – Ordinary meeting of the City of Gatineau executive committee held in the committee room of the Maison du citoyen, 25 Laurier Street, Gatineau, on Wednesday, February 26, 2025 at 9:30 a.m.
⭐ Notable items (5)
This item approves a cost adjustment for engineering services related to the rehabilitation of the biogas and leachate collection system at the former Cook landfill site. The adjustment is budget-neutral, meaning it does not require additional funding beyond what was previously allocated.
The city is partnering with ARPE-Québec to host mobile collection events for electronic waste. Residents can drop off old electronics at these temporary sites on three specific dates in 2025 to ensure they are recycled properly.
The city is entering into an agreement to host a vocational training program for water treatment processes within its own facilities. This collaboration with the school board helps train future water treatment professionals using real-world municipal infrastructure.
The city is processing a request for a property tax exemption for the Fondation Santé Outaouais located at 173 Gamelin Street. This request will be forwarded to the provincial municipal commission for final review.
This by-law amendment updates the city's administrative rules regarding the delegation of authority. Specifically, it repeals Article 5, which changes the internal process for how certain city officials are authorized to spend money or sign contracts on behalf of the city.
Approval of the official minutes from the previous Executive Committee meeting.
This item approves a cost adjustment for engineering services related to the rehabilitation of the biogas and leachate collection system at the former Cook landfill site. The adjustment is budget-neutral, meaning it does not require additional funding beyond what was previously allocated.
Approval of a budget-neutral cost adjustment for the relocation of the HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) unit on the roof of the Fontaine Community Centre.
The city is partnering with ARPE-Québec to host mobile collection events for electronic waste. Residents can drop off old electronics at these temporary sites on three specific dates in 2025 to ensure they are recycled properly.
The city is entering into an agreement to host a vocational training program for water treatment processes within its own facilities. This collaboration with the school board helps train future water treatment professionals using real-world municipal infrastructure.
The city is removing a public utility easement from a specific property at 24 John Street, which clears the title for the property owner.
Approval of additional funding to continue the remote monitoring and maintenance of security alarm systems for city-owned buildings.
Approval of additional funding for traffic management and signage services required during road construction and maintenance projects.
Routine approval of city payments and expenditures for the specified week.
Routine approval of city payments and expenditures for the specified week.
Routine approval of city payments and expenditures for the specified week.
The city is processing a request for a property tax exemption for the Fondation Santé Outaouais located at 173 Gamelin Street. This request will be forwarded to the provincial municipal commission for final review.
Routine monthly report and acceptance of all contracts awarded by the city during January 2025.
This by-law amendment updates the city's administrative rules regarding the delegation of authority. Specifically, it repeals Article 5, which changes the internal process for how certain city officials are authorized to spend money or sign contracts on behalf of the city.