AGENDA – CITY COUNCIL – MEETING OF JULY 8, 2025
⭐ Notable items (7)
The city is seeking to increase borrowing by over $3.3 million to fund fire safety improvements. This includes purchasing new vehicles, equipment, and land as part of the 2023-2027 fire risk management strategy.
This item cancels a previously authorized $10 million loan intended for water and sewer repairs. This is a procedural step to adjust the city's capital investment plan.
The city is updating its multi-year plan for infrastructure maintenance. This ensures that funds are allocated correctly for the upkeep of roads, pipes, and other essential city assets.
The Gatineau Police Service is undergoing an organizational restructuring to improve internal operations and service delivery to the public.
This item adjusts the funding for roadwork on Boulevard de Lucerne between Chemin Vanier and Avenue Frank-Robinson. This project affects residents in the Aylmer and Deschênes districts.
The city is signing agreements to provide emergency temporary housing and rental search assistance. This partnership with the Outaouais Housing Office aims to support vulnerable residents in finding stable housing.
This item modifies the financial structure of the city's fire risk management plan. It ensures that the necessary funds are available to meet the safety standards set for 2023-2027.
This item proposes excluding non-buildable land from the 2025 park and parking lot tax. This change aims to ensure property owners are not taxed for land that cannot be developed.
The city is seeking to increase borrowing by over $3.3 million to fund fire safety improvements. This includes purchasing new vehicles, equipment, and land as part of the 2023-2027 fire risk management strategy.
This item cancels a previously authorized $10 million loan intended for water and sewer repairs. This is a procedural step to adjust the city's capital investment plan.
The city is repealing a policy that governed how councillors use their discretionary budgets for community organizations and neighborhood improvements. This reflects a change in administrative oversight for these funds.
The city will issue a formal proclamation to mark Ukraine's National Day and honor Canadian and Quebec volunteers who lost their lives in Ukraine. This is a symbolic gesture of solidarity.
Council is renewing the appointment of a representative to the pension committee for the city's management staff. This ensures continued oversight of employee retirement benefits.
This agreement formalizes the sharing of resources between the City and the local transit authority (STO). It aims to improve operational efficiency between the two organizations.
This item authorizes a budget transfer based on the findings of the treasurer's latest quarterly financial report. It is a standard accounting adjustment to keep city spending aligned with projections.
The city is updating its multi-year plan for infrastructure maintenance. This ensures that funds are allocated correctly for the upkeep of roads, pipes, and other essential city assets.
The city is reorganizing the Urban Planning and Sustainable Development department. This change is intended to improve how the city manages land use and environmental planning.
The city is reorganizing the Asset and Investment Planning department to better align with long-term financial and infrastructure goals.
The city is adjusting the organizational structure of the Arts, Culture, and Literature department to better support local cultural initiatives.
The Gatineau Police Service is undergoing an organizational restructuring to improve internal operations and service delivery to the public.
The city is authorizing the use of $26,300 from past budget surpluses to fund upgrades at the Riviera Community Centre. This will improve facilities for local residents.
This item adjusts the funding for roadwork on Boulevard de Lucerne between Chemin Vanier and Avenue Frank-Robinson. This project affects residents in the Aylmer and Deschênes districts.
The city is signing agreements to provide emergency temporary housing and rental search assistance. This partnership with the Outaouais Housing Office aims to support vulnerable residents in finding stable housing.
This item modifies the financial structure of the city's fire risk management plan. It ensures that the necessary funds are available to meet the safety standards set for 2023-2027.