C-11.5 - Charter of Ville de Québec, national capital of Québec

Section 74.4 Disposition versions

2012-10-19

74.4. Notwithstanding any by-law adopted by a borough council, the city council may, by by-law, authorize the carrying out of a project involving

(1)  collective or institutional equipment, such as cultural equipment, a hospital, a university, a college, a convention centre, a correctional facility, a cemetery, a regional park or a botanical garden;

(2)  major infrastructures, such as an airport, a harbour, a train station, a marshalling yard or a water treatment, filtration or purification establishment;

(3)  a residential, commercial or industrial establishment whose floor area is greater than 25,000 m2;

(4)  housing intended for persons in need of help, protection, care or shelter, in particular under a housing program implemented under the Act respecting the Société d’habitation du Québec (chapter S-8);

(5)  a heritage immovable classified or recognized under the Cultural Heritage Act (chapter P-9.002) or the planned site of which is situated on a heritage site declared, classified or recognized as such within the meaning of that Act.

A by-law adopted under the first paragraph may only contain the planning rules necessary for the carrying out of the project. Such a by-law amends any by-law in force adopted by the borough council, to the extent that is precisely and specifically provided in the by-law.

2003, c. 19, s. 75; 2002, c. 24, s. 209; 2011, c. 21, s. 222.

2007-02-05

74.4. Notwithstanding any by-law adopted by a borough council, the city council may, by by-law, authorize the carrying out of a project involving

(1)  collective or institutional equipment, such as cultural equipment, a hospital, a university, a college, a convention centre, a correctional facility, a cemetery, a regional park or a botanical garden;

(2)  major infrastructures, such as an airport, a harbour, a train station, a marshalling yard or a water treatment, filtration or purification establishment;

(3)  a residential, commercial or industrial establishment whose floor area is greater than 25,000 square metres;

(4)  housing intended for persons in need of help, protection, care or shelter, in particular under a housing program implemented under the Act respecting the Société d’habitation du Québec (chapter S-8);

(5)  cultural property recognized or classified or a historic monument designated under the Cultural Property Act (chapter B-4) or a planned site situated in a historic or natural district or in a heritage site within the meaning of that Act.

A by-law adopted under the first paragraph may only contain the planning rules necessary for the carrying out of the project. Such a by-law amends any by-law in force adopted by the borough council, to the extent that is precisely and specifically provided in the by-law.

2003, c. 19, s. 75; 2002, c. 24, s. 209.

2004-05-01

74.4. Notwithstanding any by-law adopted by a borough council, the city council may, by by-law, authorize the carrying out of a project involving

(1)  collective or institutional equipment, such as cultural equipment, a hospital, a university, a college, a convention centre, a house of detention, a cemetery, a regional park or a botanical garden;

(2)  major infrastructures, such as an airport, a harbour, a train station, a marshalling yard or a water treatment, filtration or purification establishment;

(3)  a residential, commercial or industrial establishment whose floor area is greater than 25,000 square metres;

(4)  housing intended for persons in need of help, protection, care or shelter, in particular under a housing program implemented under the Act respecting the Société d’habitation du Québec (chapter S-8);

(5)  cultural property recognized or classified or a historic monument designated under the Cultural Property Act (chapter B-4) or a planned site situated in a historic or natural district or in a heritage site within the meaning of that Act.

A by-law adopted under the first paragraph may only contain the planning rules necessary for the carrying out of the project. Such a by-law amends any by-law in force adopted by the borough council, to the extent that is precisely and specifically provided in the by-law.

2003, c. 19, s. 75.