Notable items
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Demolition of a single-family home – 83, rue Chauveau
The committee approved the demolition of a single-family home built in 1947 at 83, rue Chauveau. The building was deemed to have no heritage value and to be in poor condition. The site will be redeveloped into a three-story multi-family building, which requires a minor variance for parking.
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Demolition of a single-family home – 83, rue Chauveau – Manoir-des-Trembles-Val-Tétreau – Adrian Corbo

R-CDD-2026-06-23/21

CONSIDERING THAT a request to demolish a single-family home has been submitted for the property located at 83, rue Chauveau;

CONSIDERING THAT the existing main building, constructed in 1947, is not identified in the Ville de Gatineau – Inventaire du patrimoine bâti traditionnel – 2025;

CONSIDERING THAT the building to be demolished presents safety and obsolescence issues that will require significant work (art. 22, criterion 5°, a);

CONSIDERING THAT the building to be demolished has no heritage value (art. 22, criterion 6° a) and 6° d);

CONSIDERING THAT the planned use of the cleared land consists of constructing a three-story multi-family dwelling that integrates adequately into the streetscape of rue Chauveau and respects the objectives of the current urban plan;

CONSIDERING THAT the planned use of the cleared land requires a minor variance regarding the number of parking spaces, which requires council authorization;

CONSIDERING THAT the Demolition Review Committee (Comité sur les demandes de démolition - CDD) may set the conditions necessary for the issuance of a demolition certificate;

CONSIDERING THAT before making its decision, the Committee took into account all evaluation criteria listed in article 22 of Règlement 900-2021;

CONSIDERING THAT no opposition was received following the publication of the public notice of demolition on June 10, 2026;

CONSIDERING THAT this Committee is convinced of the appropriateness of the complete demolition of the building, given the public interest and the interest of the parties;

AND RESOLVED THAT this Committee approves, 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 detached single-family home located at 83, rue Chauveau.

ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY

zoningother adopted Manoir-des-Trembles-Val-Tétreau 83, rue Chauveau Règlement 900-2021 83 rue ChauveauRèglement 900-2021demolition
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Demolition of a two-family home – 343, boulevard Labrosse
The committee approved the demolition of a two-family home at 343, boulevard Labrosse. The project, which involves replacing the structure with a six-story multi-family building, was discussed in light of resident concerns regarding density and the need for affordable housing. The committee noted that the project will be subject to architectural integration and minor variance regulations.
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Demolition of a two-family home – 343, boulevard Labrosse – District électoral du Lac Beauchamp – Timmy Jutras

Questions, answers, and comments were formulated, concerning among other things:

  • The grievances of residents in the sector were heard. The developer is invited to discuss with citizens;
  • The crucial lack of affordable housing in Gatineau was recalled. The project meets a real need.

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CONSIDERING THAT a request to demolish a two-family home has been submitted for the property located at 343, boulevard Labrosse;

CONSIDERING THAT the existing main building, constructed in 1969, is not identified in the Ville de Gatineau – Inventaire du patrimoine bâti traditionnel – 2025;

CONSIDERING THAT the building to be demolished presents infiltration issues that alter its condition and will require significant work (art. 22, criterion 5°, a);

CONSIDERING THAT the planned use of the cleared land consists of constructing a six-story multi-family dwelling that respects the objectives of the current urban plan;

CONSIDERING THAT the planned use of the cleared land will be subject to Règlement 535-2025 regarding site planning and architectural integration programs (PIIA);

CONSIDERING THAT the planned use of the cleared land is in development and will be subject to Règlement 17-2002 regarding minor variances;

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

CONSIDERING THAT before making its decision, the Committee took into account all evaluation criteria listed in article 22 of Règlement 900-2021;

CONSIDERING THAT before making its decision, the Committee took into account the oppositions received following the publication of the public notice of demolition on June 10, 2026;

CONSIDERING THAT this Committee is convinced of the appropriateness of the complete demolition of the building, given the public interest and the interest of the parties;

AND RESOLVED THAT this Committee approves, 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 detached two-family home located at 343, boulevard Labrosse.

ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY

zoninghousing adopted Lac Beauchamp 343, boulevard Labrosse Règlement 900-2021Règlement 535-2025Règlement 17-2002 343 boulevard LabrosseRèglement 900-2021demolition
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Demolition of a two-family home – 391, rue Guillemette
The committee approved the demolition of a two-family home at 391, rue Guillemette, despite significant opposition from local residents who expressed concerns about the project's impact on their neighborhood and the lack of consultation. The site is slated for a six-story multi-family development.
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Demolition of a two-family home – 391, rue Guillemette – District électoral du Lac Beauchamp – Timmy Jutras

R-CDD-2026-06-23/23

CONSIDERING THAT a request to demolish a two-family home has been submitted for the property located at 391, rue Guillemette;

CONSIDERING THAT the existing main building, constructed in 1961, is not identified in the Ville de Gatineau – Inventaire du patrimoine bâti traditionnel – 2025;

CONSIDERING THAT the building to be demolished presents major compliance issues with current standards (art. 22, criterion 5°, a);

CONSIDERING THAT the planned use of the cleared land consists of constructing a six-story multi-family dwelling that respects the objectives of the current urban plan;

CONSIDERING THAT the planned use of the cleared land will be subject to Règlement 535-2025 regarding site planning and architectural integration programs (PIIA);

CONSIDERING THAT the planned use of the cleared land is in development and will be subject to Règlement 17-2002 regarding minor variances;

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

CONSIDERING THAT before making its decision, the Committee took into account all evaluation criteria listed in article 22 of Règlement 900-2021;

CONSIDERING THAT before making its decision, the Committee took into account the oppositions received following the publication of the public notice of demolition on June 10, 2026;

CONSIDERING THAT this Committee is convinced of the appropriateness of the complete demolition of the building, given the public interest and the interest of the parties;

AND RESOLVED THAT this Committee approves, 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 detached two-family home located at 391, rue Guillemette.

ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY

zoninghousing adopted Lac Beauchamp 391, rue Guillemette Règlement 900-2021Règlement 535-2025Règlement 17-2002 391 rue GuillemetteRèglement 900-2021demolition
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Demolition of a single-family home – 135, rue John-F.-Kennedy
The committee approved the demolition of a single-family home at 135, rue John-F.-Kennedy. The building is listed in the heritage inventory, but the Local Heritage Council provided a favorable opinion for the demolition. The site will be redeveloped into three two-story multi-family dwellings.
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Demolition of a single-family home – 135, rue John-F.-Kennedy – District électoral de Buckingham – Edmond Leclerc

Questions, answers, and comments were formulated, concerning among other things:

  • The Buckingham Residents' Association expressed reservations regarding the replacement project. The same reservations are expressed here;
  • The replacement project does not fit well into the neighborhood. The developer is invited to rework it to favor its integration into the surrounding environment.

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CONSIDERING THAT a request to demolish a single-family home has been submitted for the property located at 135, rue John-F.-Kennedy;

CONSIDERING THAT the existing main building, constructed in 1910, is identified in the Ville de Gatineau – Inventaire du patrimoine bâti traditionnel – 2025;

CONSIDERING THAT the building to be demolished presents stability and infiltration issues that alter its condition and will require significant work (art. 22, criterion 5°, a);

CONSIDERING THAT the building to be demolished has average heritage value, notably due to modifications to the cladding and openings (art. 22, criterion 6° a) and 6° d);

CONSIDERING THAT the planned use of the cleared land consists of constructing three two-story multi-family dwellings that integrate adequately into the streetscape of rue John-F.-Kennedy and respect the objectives of the current urban plan;

CONSIDERING THAT the planned use of the cleared land is in development and currently compliant, without requiring discretionary approval;

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

CONSIDERING THAT before making its decision, the Committee took into account all evaluation criteria listed in article 22 of Règlement 900-2021;

CONSIDERING THAT no opposition was received following the publication of the public notice of demolition on June 10, 2026;

CONSIDERING THAT the Local Heritage Council (Conseil local du patrimoine) was consulted at its meeting on June 15, 2026, since the request concerns a heritage building, and it formulated a favorable opinion;

CONSIDERING THAT this Committee is convinced of the appropriateness of the complete demolition of the building, given the public interest and the interest of the parties;

AND RESOLVED THAT this Committee approves, 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 detached single-family home located at 135, rue John-F.-Kennedy.

ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY

zoningculture adopted Buckingham 135, rue John-F.-Kennedy Règlement 900-2021 135 rue John-F.-KennedyRèglement 900-2021demolitionheritage
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Demolition of a single-family home – 141, rue John-F.-Kennedy
The committee approved the demolition of a single-family home at 141, rue John-F.-Kennedy. The building is listed in the heritage inventory, but the Local Heritage Council provided a favorable opinion for the demolition. The site will be redeveloped into three two-story multi-family dwellings.
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Demolition of a single-family home – 141, rue John-F.-Kennedy – District électoral de Buckingham – Edmond Leclerc

R-CDD-2026-06-23/25

CONSIDERING THAT a request to demolish a single-family home has been submitted for the property located at 141, rue John-F.-Kennedy;

CONSIDERING THAT the existing main building, constructed in 1940, is identified in the Ville de Gatineau – Inventaire du patrimoine bâti traditionnel – 2025;

CONSIDERING THAT the building to be demolished presents stability and infiltration issues that alter its condition and will require significant work (art. 22, criterion 5°, a);

CONSIDERING THAT the building to be demolished has average heritage value, notably due to the replacement of openings (art. 22, criterion 6° a) and 6° d);

CONSIDERING THAT the planned use of the cleared land consists of constructing three two-story multi-family dwellings that integrate adequately into the streetscape of rue John-F.-Kennedy and respect the objectives of the current urban plan;

CONSIDERING THAT the planned use of the cleared land is in development and currently compliant, without requiring discretionary approval;

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

CONSIDERING THAT before making its decision, the Committee took into account all evaluation criteria listed in article 22 of Règlement 900-2021;

CONSIDERING THAT no opposition was received following the publication of the public notice of demolition on June 10, 2026;

CONSIDERING THAT the Local Heritage Council (Conseil local du patrimoine) was consulted at its meeting on June 15, 2026, since the request concerns a heritage building, and it formulated a favorable opinion;

CONSIDERING THAT this Committee is convinced of the appropriateness of the complete demolition of the building, given the public interest and the interest of the parties;

AND RESOLVED THAT this Committee approves, 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 detached single-family home located at 141, rue John-F.-Kennedy.

ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY

zoningculture adopted Buckingham 141, rue John-F.-Kennedy Règlement 900-2021 141 rue John-F.-KennedyRèglement 900-2021demolitionheritage
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