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e grant webpage to see if your project location is within the program area. Storefront Improvement: This funding is intended to support the cost of construction for storefront improvements (both existing and new businesses). Projects may receive a grant to cover up to 50 per cent of eligible costs to a maximum of $50,000. Tenant Fit-up This stream is intended to support the cost of construction for tenant fit-ups of new businesses into existing properties. Projects may receive a grant of up to 50% of eligible project costs to a maximum of $50,000 upon project completion. Please note that this funding stream is not for the alteration or expansion of existing businesses. Learn more about the grant application process, including eligibility criteria and priority funding areas, on our Grant Incentive webpage or by reviewing the CCIP Guide. Tax Exemption Incentive The tax exemption policy was created to support the redevelopment of vacant properties with new permanent buildings. Learn more about the tax exemption incentive process, including eligibility criteria and area of eligibility, on our Tax Exemption webpage or by reviewing the City Centre Vacant Lot Redevelopment Tax Exemption Policy (VTEP). Contact Us If you have any questions about the City Centre Incentive Program, please email revitalize@regina.ca. See the FAQs for the City Centre Incentive Program. ...

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r on this page. Tax Exemption Incentive This program does not require applicants to submit an application form. Building permit applications for new construction projects meeting the eligibility criteria will be notified of their qualification under the program. If approved for a tax exemption, the exemption will commence after project completion at the start of the following year. ...

note, the permit is not issued until you have paid the fee. Once issued, the applicable permits and approved drawings will be sent to you via email.Construction cannot begin until the permit is issued. If work starts prior to issuing of a building permit, you will be subject to a surcharge. Permit Fees Residential: Movement, alteration, renovation, repair of property $8 /$1,000 value, $100 minimum Permit Timeline View the current permit Processing Times Required Inspections Alteration (if applicable) Generally, the scope of alterations can vary. Do not cover any new work prior to having an inspection. After your first inspection work with your inspector to determine when inspections will be required. Mechanical (if applicable) Trench - New or replacement of water and sewer service lines Rough-In - After plumbing drainage piping installation, prior to covering Final Inspection - After fixtures are installed, prior to occupancy For more information or to book an inspection, call 306-777-7551 or submit a request online.Construction cannot begin until the permit is issued. If work starts prior to issuing of a building permit, you will be subject to a surcharge. Why do I need a permit? Provincial Legislation and City Bylaws hold the property owner responsible for meeting building codes and regulations. Completing City of Regina permits helps property owners comply with their responsibility to ensure buildings are safe, habitable structures under Provincial Legislation. Residential Permit Fee Application Form Solar Panels Advisory Digital Submission Security Requirements Cold Weather Stucco Application Building Permit Application Tips

s $79 million on operating and maintenance costs. The buildings are 45 years old on average and in need of substantial upgrades to meet an acceptable standard. Brandt commits to investing $15 million in upgrades within the next two years, to assume all unionized staff and to host cornerstone events like Canadian Western Agribition and the Queen City Ex. “Our focus now is on working collaboratively with the City, REAL and key stakeholders to deliver on what’ s been approved by City Council. We’re committed to investing in these facilities and following through on commitments that strengthen the site and deliver meaningful, long-term benefits for Regina residents,” said Shaun Semple, Owner, Brandt Sports & Entertainment. The City will retain ownership of newer buildings including Mosaic Stadium, Co-operators Centre and the AffinityPlex, which host most community events and sports. The City will maintain ownership of the Bunge International Trade Centre (ITC), which Brandt will lease and operate. City Administration will begin negotiating the final sale contract with Brandt between now and June 30 with land transfer of some buildings happening in July and September of this year.

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pump stormwater into Wascana Lake. Pathway Restrictions The pedestrian walking path in Wascana Park will be restricted at various times throughout construction activities and during significant rainfall events to ensure safety. Signage will be placed on the main pathway re-directing pedestrians, cyclists and other users, when required. Please ensure you follow all posted signage. The stairwell and under-bridge path for pedestrians and cycling will be closed on both sides of the Albert Street Memorial Bridge for the duration of the temporary pumping solution.

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r permit will be emailed to the applicant/owner/contractor for a signature. A signed copy must be scanned and sent back to permits@regina.ca prior to construction. Please read the Hazardous Materials Advisory for demolition, renovations, construction or alteration. Permit Fees Demolition of Buildings less than 600m2 in area $100 Demolition of Buildings 600m2 or more in area $200 The City will review your application and determine if it meets all building, heritage, zoning, landscaping, engineering, environmental, disposal, assessment, open space and utility regulations and/or bylaws. During the Demolition If soil contamination or other hazardous materials are found during demolition, you must contact the City to inform them before it is removed. You must also comply with all acts and regulations concerning the disposal of this material. If asbestos is discovered before or during the demolition of the site, you must: Comply with all Occupational Health and Safety regulations involving its removal. Follow the regulations outlined in the Transportation and Dangerous Goods Act to take the material to the City Landfill. Obtain the proper permit from the City to dispose of the asbestos in the City Landfill. After the Demolition Once the demolition is complete, you must remove all rubbish and building materials from the property as well as fill and level the excavation to an elevation compatible with abutting properties. You should also seed the site with coarse grass. If required, you must get approval from the City to remove driveway crossings that are no longer required or to remove any structures that encroach onto the property. For properties located in the Downtown zone, Commercial zone or Transitional Area Residential zone, you must provide a perimeter screen fence or landscaping that complies with the regulations contained in Regina Zoning Bylaw. Digital Submission Security Requirements Hazardous Materials Advisory

service or water quality issues. EPCOR has the contract to operate and maintain the plant. EPCOR should be contacted for any concerns related to the construction and operation of the facility. EPCOR Water Canada

ear of them. If you plan to dig on your property for any reason, request a line locate at least three business days before you begin your project or construction. Request a Line Locate Concerns, issues or troubles with locates for City-owned infrastructure? If contractors experience issues with locates, contact the number provided on the locate slip or email locates@regina.ca. Contractors can also contact the City by calling 306-777-7000.