AGENDA – CITY COUNCIL – MAY 13, 2025 MEETING

This is a procedural item to formally approve the list of topics to be discussed during the council meeting. It ensures all councillors agree on the items to be addressed.

Council members review and approve the official record of the previous meeting to ensure accuracy. This is a standard administrative step.

The owner is requesting permission to operate a small daycare for 20 children in a residential area. This requires a conditional use permit to ensure it meets local zoning standards.

The developer is seeking a minor exception to zoning rules to build a 24-unit residential complex. This allows for a specific building layout that deviates slightly from standard requirements.

The applicant is requesting minor zoning exceptions to construct two apartment buildings. These variances are necessary to proceed with the proposed density on this site.

A request to allow a daycare facility at this location. Conditional use permits are used to ensure the business fits appropriately within the existing neighborhood.

The property owner is asking to provide fewer parking spots than the city's zoning by-law typically requires. This is often requested to maximize building space in urban areas.

The owner is seeking a minor variance to allow for an extension to an existing building. This ensures the expansion complies with city planning goals despite minor zoning deviations.

This item seeks to legalize existing porches that currently extend slightly into the street setback area. It is a technical correction to bring the properties into compliance.

This is the final approval for a specific development project (PPCMOI) that allows for a three-story mixed-use building. This process allows for flexibility in zoning for specific sites.

This is a major development proposal for a high-rise building in the downtown area. The second resolution moves the project closer to final approval, allowing for significant density.

This is a formal notice that the city intends to change zoning boundaries in the Lucerne area. It is the first step in a process to rezone specific land parcels.

This draft by-law outlines the specific changes to zoning boundaries in the Lucerne district, following the notice of motion. It aims to adjust land-use designations.

This by-law removes a specific zoning provision across several zones in the Manoir-des-Trembles–Val-Tétreau district to ensure consistency with the city's master plan.

This by-law updates the city's urban plan to align with the planned tramway route in the west end. It also removes a transit-oriented development zone (ZATC) that is no longer needed.

This change allows for taller buildings (up to 6 stories) in a specific zone in Pointe-Gatineau, potentially increasing housing density in that area.

This by-law allows for the partial development of a new urban area in the Lucerne district, marking a step forward in the city's expansion plans.

This is the architectural and site planning approval (PIIA) for the residential project mentioned in item 3.2. It ensures the design meets the city's aesthetic and quality standards.

This is the architectural and site planning approval (PIIA) for the project mentioned in item 3.3, ensuring the building design fits the local character.

The city is formally adopting a list of historic buildings in the Hull sector. This helps protect local heritage by identifying structures that should be preserved.

The city is renewing its partnership with MOBI-O, an organization that promotes sustainable travel options like carpooling and public transit in the region.

The city is providing funding to the regional environmental council for their 'Vivre en vert' (Living Green) project, which focuses on local environmental sustainability.

The city is authorizing the use of contingency funds to cover lease costs for the Place Laval development at 173 Wellington Street.

This item involves reappointing a member to the city's Seniors' Commission, which advises council on issues affecting older residents.

The city is approving funding and support services for various local events. This investment helps support cultural and community activities throughout Gatineau.

The city is providing support to a local performing arts collective for their project at the Espace René-Provost, fostering local arts and culture.

This amendment updates the agreement for Gatineau police officers to work with a regional joint task force, ensuring continued cooperation in regional law enforcement.

The city is adjusting the internal structure of the Infrastructure and Projects Department to improve operational efficiency.

The city is adjusting the internal structure of the Asset Planning and Investment Department to better manage city resources.

The city is making adjustments to the internal organizational structure of the Gatineau Police Department to optimize service delivery.

The city is proposing changes to the internal structure of the Citizen Interaction Department. This adjustment aims to improve how the city manages communications and services provided to residents.

This item seeks approval to sign an agreement that modifies an existing collective bargaining contract. These changes are necessary to update working conditions for city employees.

This item seeks approval to sign an agreement that modifies an existing collective bargaining contract. These changes are necessary to update working conditions for city employees.

The city is renewing its financial guarantee for the Gatineau Hot Air Balloon Festival's line of credit. This ensures the festival has the necessary liquidity to operate for the upcoming season.

The STO (local transit authority) is borrowing funds to upgrade security cameras across its transit network. This project aims to improve safety for passengers and staff over the next two years.

The city is requesting authorization to access reserve funds to cover the costs of the 2025 municipal election. This includes paying election staff and managing unexpected expenses related to the voting process.

Gatineau is partnering with the City of Laval to use their specialized software for managing municipal elections. This collaboration aims to streamline the digital administration of the upcoming vote.

The city is formalizing an agreement with the Vieux-Aylmer Corporation to organize and host two local festivals in 2025. This supports community engagement and tourism in the Aylmer district.

Councillor Gilles Chagnon is proposing that the city ask the provincial government to study the need for a grade-separated crossing (overpass or tunnel) at a busy intersection. This aims to address traffic congestion and safety concerns in the area.

Councillor Jocelyn Blondin is introducing a proposal regarding the development and enhancement of the Ferme Moore (a historic farm site). This project aims to preserve the site while improving its public utility.

This is a formal record of the Youth Commission's meeting, documenting discussions and recommendations regarding youth-related policies in the city.

This is a formal record of the Agricultural Advisory Committee's meeting, documenting discussions on local farming and land-use issues.

This is a formal record of the Agricultural Advisory Committee's meeting, documenting discussions on local farming and land-use issues.

This is a formal record of the Demolition Committee's meeting, where requests to demolish buildings in the city were reviewed.

This is a formal record of the Urban Planning Advisory Committee's meeting, covering recommendations on city development and zoning changes.

This is a formal record of the Local Heritage Council's meeting, documenting decisions regarding the preservation of historical sites and buildings.

This is a formal record of the commission's meeting regarding the city's cultural and artistic initiatives.

This is a formal record of the commission's meeting focused on social inclusion and community cohesion.

This is a formal record of the Seniors' Commission meeting, documenting discussions on services and policies affecting older residents.

This is a formal record of the Public Safety Commission's meeting, covering issues related to emergency services and community safety.

This is a formal record of the commission's meeting regarding transportation planning, road safety, and sustainable travel options.

The city is tabling the list of all contracts awarded during the month of March 2025 for public transparency.

The city is tabling the official minutes from recent Executive Committee meetings to ensure public access to the decisions made by the city's leadership.

The City Clerk is reporting on the results of a public registration process regarding a loan for affordable housing. This is a procedural step to confirm if a referendum is required for this project.

The city is officially proclaiming May 17, 2025, as the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia to show support for the LGBTQ+ community.

This is the formal motion to end the council meeting.