Coopertown Neighbourhood Plan
View the proposed Coopertown Neighbourhood Plan.
Retrofit Rebate Program Terms & Conditions
View the Residential Retrofit Rebate Program Terms & Conditions.
Residential Road Renewal Program Completed Projects
View the completed Residential Road Renewal Program projects.
Route 24
Transit Route 24 - Airport to Cornwall Center.
Route 30
Transit Route 30 - University to Rochdale Express.
Route 5
Transit Route 5 - Uplands to Downtown.
Route 6
Transit Route 6 - Westhill to Ross Industrial.
Housing Incentives Program
te and require repayment of any payments or tax exemptions provided under this incentive.
Applicants are encouraged to contact the City early at CHS@regina.ca
to discuss project eligibility and application requirements. This ensures a smooth application
process. We are happy to discuss your project and answer any questions. You can find all
application resources in the “Related Documents” section on this page. Complete the appropriate
application form for your project and any additional documentation required such as the Design and
Development Criteria Scorecard, Project Description Spreadsheet, Statutory Declaration, etc.
Applications may be submitted prior to a development or building permit being received. If the form
requires you to provide your zoning information, please refer to the City’s interactive zoning map
for support. Submit the form and all required documentation to CHS@regina.ca. Incentives are available in different areas of the city, as follows.
See the interactive map below for program areas. Program Area 1 (Yellow) Program Area 2 (Orange)
Program Area 3 (Light Blue) Program Area 4 (Dark Blue) Market Rental Yes No Market Ownership Yes No
New Affordable Rental Yes New Affordable Ownership Yes (Charitable Non-profits only) On-site
Support Suites Yes Acquisition & Repair Yes (Charitable and Membership Non-Profits only)
Pre-development Grants Yes Yes (Charitable and Membership Non-profits only) New Market Housing
Applications may be submitted prior to a development or building permit being received.
Applications for market housing will be reviewed as they are received. Applicants will be contacted
by City staff within 2 to 3 weeks of application. New Affordable Housing Applications may be
submitted prior to a development or building permit being received. Applications must be received
before July 31 to be considered for the funding year. They will be reviewed and prioritized as
follows: Applications from non-profit organizations (all Program Areas) and from private sector
developers (Program Areas 1 and 2) will be reviewed and prioritized for funding using the Design
and Development Scorecard between the start of the application period and July 31. Applications
received between the start of the application period and April 30 will be evaluated together. A
maximum of $750,000 of the annual capital grant funding will be allocated to these applications.
Applications received between May 1 and July 31 will be evaluated together, along with eligible
applications received before April 30 that did not receive a funding allocation. The remainder of
the annual capital grant funding can be allocated to these applications. Applications from private
sector developers (Program Areas 3 and 4) will be evaluated and prioritized for funding using the
Design and Development Scorecard after July 31, based on remaining funding available If funding
remains available after all applications have been reviewed, the City may accept applications and
award funding on a first-come basis to eligible projects up to December 31 until funding is
exhausted. Acquisition & Repair of Existing Rental Buildings Applications must be submitted
prior to a development or building permit being received. Applications must be received before July
31 to be considered for the funding year. Applications received between the start of the
application period and April 30 will be evaluated in May. Applications received between May and
July 31 will be evaluated in August. Funding in each application period is allocated as follows:
First, to projects intended to address an urgent issue related to the health and safety of
occupants or the public, as identified in a building condition assessment, environmental
assessment, building order, community standards order, other order, or the City. Second, to
acquisition projects, renovation projects to create new dwelling units, and major repair projects,
as defined in the Housing Incentives Policy, and minor repair projects related to accessibility for
existing tenants. Third, to minor repair projects, as defined in the Housing Incentives Policy.
Fourth, to risk mitigation projects, as defined in the Housing Incentives Policy. Applications for
projects intended to address an urgent issue related to the health and safety of occupants or the
public, as identified in a building condition assessment, environmental assessment, building order,
community standards order, other order, or the City, may be considered on a first-come basis. ...
