AGENDA – EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE – ORDINARY MEETING OF JUNE 18, 2025
⭐ Notable items (4)
This project launches the first phase of a program to reduce sewer overflows in the Buckingham, Gatineau, and Hull sectors. By upgrading infrastructure to better manage wastewater during heavy rain, the city aims to reduce pollution in local waterways and improve environmental health across these districts.
The city is implementing temporary traffic and parking restrictions to accommodate festivities for the Fête nationale on June 23 and 24, 2025. These changes are necessary to ensure public safety and manage crowd flow during the event.
Temporary traffic and parking modifications are required to support the 'Outaouais en fête' festival from June 20 to 24, 2025. These measures will help manage increased traffic and ensure the safety of festival-goers.
The city is awarding a direct contract for professional services required for the 2025 municipal elections. This ensures that specialized support is in place to manage the electoral process effectively.
The city is hiring professional engineers to identify cross-connections in the sewer system. This work is essential to prevent sewage from entering the storm drainage system, which helps protect local water quality and ensures compliance with environmental standards.
This project launches the first phase of a program to reduce sewer overflows in the Buckingham, Gatineau, and Hull sectors. By upgrading infrastructure to better manage wastewater during heavy rain, the city aims to reduce pollution in local waterways and improve environmental health across these districts.
The city plans to install all-way stop signs at the intersection of Rues des Scouts and des Louveteaux. This measure is intended to improve traffic safety for motorists and pedestrians in the area.
This item proposes changes to parking regulations along Boulevard Montclair. These adjustments are designed to better manage traffic flow and parking availability for residents and visitors in the Hull-Wright district.
The city is updating parking signage on Rue Vaudreuil to improve local traffic management. This change will affect parking rules for those living or working in the immediate vicinity.
This item involves a change to parking signage on Rue Thomas in the Aylmer district. The modification aims to address local parking needs and ensure safe traffic circulation.
The city is implementing temporary traffic and parking restrictions to accommodate festivities for the Fête nationale on June 23 and 24, 2025. These changes are necessary to ensure public safety and manage crowd flow during the event.
Temporary traffic and parking modifications are required to support the 'Outaouais en fête' festival from June 20 to 24, 2025. These measures will help manage increased traffic and ensure the safety of festival-goers.
The city is conducting a periodic review of the property tax exemption status for 'Mon Chez Nous inc.', located at 275 rue Malartic. This review ensures that the organization continues to meet the legal requirements for tax-exempt status as determined by the Commission municipale du Québec.
This item authorizes an extension and additional funding for a contract regarding the purchase of ergonomic and high-end public seating. This ensures the city can continue to furnish public spaces with appropriate and durable furniture.
The city is approving the purchase of Trojan-brand parts, likely for maintenance of municipal equipment or infrastructure. This is a routine procurement item to ensure the city has necessary replacement parts on hand.
The city is awarding a direct contract for professional services required for the 2025 municipal elections. This ensures that specialized support is in place to manage the electoral process effectively.