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Heritage – Demolition of a commercial building – 67 Wellington Street
The Local Heritage Council reviewed a request to demolish a commercial building at 67 Wellington Street to make way for a large 540-unit residential development. The committee expressed significant concerns regarding the loss of the building's heritage value, specifically its red brick construction and historical contribution. Consequently, the committee voted against the demolition, recommending that the Demolition Committee reject the application.
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R-CLP-2026-08-31/25

CONSIDERING THAT a request to demolish a commercial building has been submitted for the property located at 67 Wellington Street;

CONSIDERING THAT the existing main building, constructed in 1900, is identified in the Ville de Gatineau – Inventaire du patrimoine bâti traditionnel – 2025 (City of Gatineau – Inventory of Traditional Built Heritage – 2025);

CONSIDERING THAT the envelope of the building to be demolished is deteriorated and that the modified or boarded-up doors and windows affect the integrity and performance of the building, altering its condition and requiring significant work (Art. 22, criterion 5°, a);

CONSIDERING THAT the heritage building to be demolished has a "medium" heritage value, notably due to the use of noble or traditional materials (red bricks) and its contribution to local history (Art. 22, criteria 6° a) and 6° c);

CONSIDERING THAT the projected use of the cleared land consists of constructing a multi-family dwelling of 2 to 33 stories comprising 540 housing units;

CONSIDERING THAT the projected use of the cleared land will be subject to Règlement numéro 535-2025 regarding site planning and architectural integration programs (PIIA), Règlement numéro 506-2005 regarding conditional uses (buildings of 100 units or more), and will be subject to Règlement numéro 17-2002 regarding minor variances;

CONSIDERING THAT decontamination of a portion of the land is required before the realization of the replacement project;

CONSIDERING THAT the Demolition Committee (CDD) may set the conditions necessary for the issuance of a demolition certificate;

CONSIDERING THAT a vote was requested, and that one member voted for the project, eight members voted against, and three members were absent;

CONSEQUENTLY, this Committee recommends to the Demolition Committee not to approve, pursuant to the Règlement visant à régir la démolition d’immeubles sur le territoire de la Ville de Gatineau, numéro 900-2021, the demolition of the commercial building located at 67 Wellington Street.

NOT RECOMMENDED BY MAJORITY

otherculture rejected Hull-Wright 67, rue Wellington Règlement 535-2025Règlement 506-2005Règlement 17-2002Règlement 900-2021 67 WellingtondemolitionheritageRèglement 900-2021
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Heritage – Demolition of a three-family dwelling – 77 Saint-Rédempteur Street
The Local Heritage Council reviewed a request to demolish a three-family residential building at 77 Saint-Rédempteur Street to facilitate a large-scale 540-unit residential development. The committee noted the building's deteriorated state and low architectural interest. The committee unanimously recommended that the Demolition Committee approve the demolition.
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R-CLP-2026-08-31/26

CONSIDERING THAT a request to demolish a three-family dwelling has been submitted for the property located at 77 Saint-Rédempteur Street;

CONSIDERING THAT the existing main building, constructed between 1901 and 1929, is identified in the Ville de Gatineau – Inventaire du patrimoine bâti traditionnel – 2025;

CONSIDERING THAT the building to be demolished presents issues of deterioration of the cladding materials, that the roof is at the end of its life, and that several boarded-up or temporarily protected doors and windows affect the integrity and performance of the building, requiring significant work (Art. 22, criterion 5°, a);

CONSIDERING THAT the heritage building to be demolished has a "medium" heritage value, notably due to its low architectural interest, despite harmonious minor interventions (Art. 22, criteria 6° a) and 6° d);

CONSIDERING THAT the projected use of the cleared land consists of constructing a multi-family dwelling of 2 to 33 stories comprising 540 housing units;

CONSIDERING THAT the projected use of the cleared land will be subject to Règlement numéro 535-2025 regarding site planning and architectural integration programs (PIIA), Règlement numéro 506-2005 regarding conditional uses (buildings of 100 units or more), and will be subject to Règlement numéro 17-2002 regarding minor variances;

CONSIDERING THAT decontamination of a portion of the land is required before the realization of the replacement project;

CONSIDERING THAT the Demolition Committee (CDD) may set the conditions necessary for the issuance of a demolition certificate;

CONSEQUENTLY, this Committee recommends to the Demolition Committee to approve, pursuant to the Règlement visant à régir la démolition d’immeubles sur le territoire de la Ville de Gatineau, numéro 900-2021, the demolition of the isolated three-family dwelling located at 77 Saint-Rédempteur Street.

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otherculture adopted Hull-Wright 77, rue Saint-Rédempteur Règlement 535-2025Règlement 506-2005Règlement 17-2002Règlement 900-2021 77 Saint-RédempteurdemolitionheritageRèglement 900-2021
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Heritage – Demolition of a three-family dwelling – 79 Saint-Rédempteur Street
The Local Heritage Council reviewed a request to demolish a three-family residential building at 79 Saint-Rédempteur Street to facilitate a large-scale 540-unit residential development. The committee noted significant deterioration of the building's exterior and its low architectural interest. The committee unanimously recommended that the Demolition Committee approve the demolition.
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R-CLP-2026-08-31/27

CONSIDERING THAT a request to demolish a three-family dwelling has been submitted for the property located at 79 Saint-Rédempteur Street;

CONSIDERING THAT the existing main building, constructed between 1901 and 1929, is identified in the Ville de Gatineau – Inventaire du patrimoine bâti traditionnel – 2025;

CONSIDERING THAT the building to be demolished presents significant deterioration of the exterior envelope, that several broken, boarded-up, or temporarily protected windows and doors affect the integrity and performance of the building, requiring significant work (Art. 22, criterion 5°, a);

CONSIDERING THAT the heritage building to be demolished has a "medium" heritage value, notably due to its low architectural interest and non-harmonious minor interventions (Art. 22, criteria 6° a) and 6° d);

CONSIDERING THAT the projected use of the cleared land consists of constructing a multi-family dwelling of 2 to 33 stories comprising 540 housing units;

CONSIDERING THAT the projected use of the cleared land will be subject to Règlement numéro 535-2025 regarding site planning and architectural integration programs (PIIA), Règlement numéro 506-2005 regarding conditional uses (buildings of 100 units or more), and will be subject to Règlement numéro 17-2002 regarding minor variances;

CONSIDERING THAT decontamination of a portion of the land is required before the realization of the replacement project;

CONSIDERING THAT the Demolition Committee (CDD) may set the conditions necessary for the issuance of a demolition certificate;

CONSEQUENTLY, this Committee recommends to the Demolition Committee to approve, pursuant to the Règlement visant à régir la démolition d’immeubles sur le territoire de la Ville de Gatineau, numéro 900-2021, the demolition of the isolated three-family dwelling located at 79 Saint-Rédempteur Street.

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otherculture adopted Hull-Wright 79, rue Saint-Rédempteur Règlement 535-2025Règlement 506-2005Règlement 17-2002Règlement 900-2021 79 Saint-RédempteurdemolitionheritageRèglement 900-2021
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