AGENDA – EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE – ORDINARY MEETING OF JUNE 4, 2025
⭐ Notable items (7)
This item involves awarding a contract for the development of the 'Sentier de la Tire' (Tire Trail) in the Limbour district. This project aims to improve local recreational infrastructure for residents.
This item seeks approval for additional funding to maintain the city's waste management services, specifically for the collection of garbage, compostable materials, and bulky items.
The city is requesting additional funds to cover costs associated with the collection of recyclable materials across the municipality.
The city proposes to donate land located at 40 Technologie Boulevard to the Cité des Outaouais Solidarity Cooperative. This initiative supports the construction of affordable housing units in the Orée-du-Parc district, helping to address local housing needs.
To accommodate the Grand Prix British event on June 14, 2025, the city is implementing temporary changes to local traffic and parking regulations to ensure public safety and event flow.
This item involves modifying the agreement regarding the use of a municipal building by the Hot Air Balloon Festival (Festival de montgolfières), ensuring the facility remains available for their operational needs.
The city is participating in a provincial project call aimed at raising awareness about domestic and sexual violence. This initiative aligns with municipal efforts to promote safety and support services for vulnerable residents.
The city is considering a request to allow construction work outside of permitted hours at 425 Saint-Joseph Boulevard. This exemption is necessary to accommodate specific project timelines while managing noise impacts on the surrounding Parc-de-la-Montagne–Saint-Raymond district.
This item involves awarding a contract for the development of the 'Sentier de la Tire' (Tire Trail) in the Limbour district. This project aims to improve local recreational infrastructure for residents.
The city is requesting additional funds to cover the purchase of polymer, a chemical agent used in the wastewater treatment process at the Gatineau sector plant.
This item seeks approval for additional funding to maintain the city's waste management services, specifically for the collection of garbage, compostable materials, and bulky items.
The city is requesting additional funds to cover costs associated with the collection of recyclable materials across the municipality.
This item proposes changes to parking signage on Alain and Claude streets in the Limbour district to better manage traffic and parking availability for local residents.
The city proposes to donate land located at 40 Technologie Boulevard to the Cité des Outaouais Solidarity Cooperative. This initiative supports the construction of affordable housing units in the Orée-du-Parc district, helping to address local housing needs.
This item authorizes an extension and additional funding for the certification of equipment used by the Gatineau Fire Department, ensuring all safety gear meets regulatory standards.
The city is seeking approval to purchase bulk materials, such as gravel or sand, required for ongoing municipal maintenance and infrastructure projects.
This item proposes an addendum to the existing agreement between the City of Gatineau and the Vieux-Gatineau Neighborhood Committee to clarify or update their collaborative efforts in the community.
To accommodate the Grand Prix British event on June 14, 2025, the city is implementing temporary changes to local traffic and parking regulations to ensure public safety and event flow.
This item involves modifying the agreement regarding the use of a municipal building by the Hot Air Balloon Festival (Festival de montgolfières), ensuring the facility remains available for their operational needs.
The city is participating in a provincial project call aimed at raising awareness about domestic and sexual violence. This initiative aligns with municipal efforts to promote safety and support services for vulnerable residents.
This item approves a list of small grants awarded by city councillors to local organizations and neighborhood improvement projects, as per the city's established support policy.
This item approves a second list of small grants awarded by city councillors to local organizations and neighborhood improvement projects, as per the city's established support policy.
This item approves a specific grant of $4,650 for 'Le Carrefour de la Miséricorde' to support their community activities, funded through the councillor's discretionary budget.
The city is upgrading its IT infrastructure by purchasing and installing new equipment for its data backup system to ensure the security and recovery of municipal information.
This item approves a $150 grant to the Marie Crevier Housing Cooperative to help fund their 'Neighbors' Day' event on June 14, 2025.
This item approves a $100 grant to the IGITEGO Dance Group to support their upcoming 'DUTARAME' performance.