Community Improvement Plan

The Municipality of Red Lake is Preparing a Community Improvement Plan (CIP).

The Final Version of our CIP is now available!

CIP Special Meeting #3
Amendments to the CIP Footprint

What is a CIP?

A Community Improvement Plan (often called a CIP) is a land use planning tool (legislated under the Planning Act) that provides a framework for revitalizing, beautifying, and promoting economic development in defined areas of a municipality. A CIP encourages private sector investment and identifies projects and initiatives that may be implemented by the Municipality during the life of the Plan. Importantly, once a CIP is put into place, the Municipality is able to provide financial incentives (i.e., grants, loans, rebates, and tax assistance) to eligible landowners and tenants to help with physical improvements to private property.

Can a CIP Help my Business?

Yes! There are hundreds of CIPs in place across Ontario, which are helping local businesses with improvements to commercial buildings. Financial assistance could also be available through the Red Lake CIP to assist with :

Facade, signage, landscaping, and parking improvements;
Redevelopment of vacant buildings or land;
Improvements to rental housing;
Energy efficiency retrofits;
Brownfield remediation; and
Building conversions.

CIP Special Meeting #2
Stantec Presents the CIP!

CIP Special Meeting #1
Stantec Presents a draft of the CIP.

Have a Question?
For more information about the CIP project, please contact:
Ms. Kristina Grondin, Planner
Municipality of Red Lake
Phone: (807)735-2096 extension 234
Fax: (866) 681-2954
kristina.grondin@redlake.ca

i	Want more information?
The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing has prepared a Community Improvement Planning Handbook (2008), which provides more information on Community Improvement Plans: View MMAH CIP Guide

What is the Process?

The CIP will be prepared through a Two-Phase Work Program, which meets the requirements of the Planning Act. It is anticipated that the Work Program will lead to the adoption of a Community Improvement Plan in early 2017. There will be opportunities for public involvement in both phases of the project.

Phase 1	Background Review, Analysis, Consultation and Options Identification	2016
Phase 2	Preparation of a Community Improvement Plan and Concept Plan	2017

CIP Special Meeting #3 Amendments to the CIP Footprint

What is a CIP?

Can a CIP Help my Business?

CIP Special Meeting #2 Stantec Presents the CIP!

CIP Special Meeting #1 Stantec Presents a draft of the CIP.

CIP Special Meeting #3
Amendments to the CIP Footprint

CIP Special Meeting #2
Stantec Presents the CIP!

CIP Special Meeting #1
Stantec Presents a draft of the CIP.