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ot 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. What does the City Centre Incentive Program offer? The City Centre Incentive Program currently offers two grant incentives for existing buildings and one tax exemption incentive for vacant lot redevelopment. Grants are available for: Storefront Improvement (2025 Launch) Tenant Fit-up (2025 Launch) Tax Exemptions are available for: Vacant Lot Redevelopment (2025 Launch) Which areas are eligible for incentives under the City Centre Incentive Program? The program provides incentives to eligible properties within the City Centre boundary which can be found on our incentive webpages under the Eligibility Criteria. What is the difference between grants and tax exemptions?  A grant is a one-time payment, whereas a tax exemption is an annual exemption of municipal, library and education levies on a property. A grant is approved by City staff to a maximum limit per project. Tax exemptions require approval by City Council, and the education portion of the tax exemption may require additional approval by the Provincial Government. Other taxes, such as laneway improvement charges, business improvement district levies, and others still apply. Both incentive options are dispersed once the project is deemed complete and verified by City staff. Do I need to have a design ready before applying for grants? Yes. We recommend submitting elevations and renderings in your application package. Should your project be approved under the Storefront Improvement or Tenant Fit-up streams, design fees incurred prior to 6 months from your date of application can be included as part of eligible project costs. I have an issued permit but have not yet started construction. Can I still apply for grants? Yes, but construction work for the project must not have started prior to the effective date of the application intake period. Can I qualify for more than one incentive for a property? Each project is unique, so it is best to contact revitalize@regina.ca for more information and to understand which incentive programs and streams may be available for your project. How do I know which incentive stream to apply for? We encourage prospective applicants to read through our webpage and look through both the CCIP Guide and the City Centre Vacant Lot Redevelopment Incentive Policy to obtain insight into what potential programs may fit their needs. Still unsure? That’s okay! ...

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City of Regina

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pportunities to enjoy outdoor swimming, waterslides, the lap pool, leisure pool and hot tub while the Lawson is undergoing annual maintenance. Visit Regina.ca/WascanaPool for more information on hours, admission and amenities. For a closer look at what Wascana Pool has to offer, check out this video.

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d 150 Stories Oral History Project To book an appointment to view documents from the historical collection in-person at City Hall, contact archives@regina.ca or call 306-777-7000. Fees may apply. For information on property research, reference our Researching Residential Properties Guide. Heritage Walking Tours Virtual Archives Fee Schedule for Historical and Heritage Information Researching Residential Properties Guide

ocates 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.

zones of the City. They must obtain a development permit from the city and be located at least one block away from schools, parks, daycares, enclosed rinks, libraries, community centres, recreation facilities, sensitive lots and other body

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View the 2022 grant recipients for the Culture Community Partner grant.