What is a Community Improvement Plan (CIP)?
A Community Improvement Plan (CIP) is a tool available to municipalities under the Planning Act to help facilitate revitalization and redevelopment efforts in a defined area(s). To carry out CIPs, municipalities can establish grant, loan and other programs to encourage private sector investment in development and renovation efforts that seek to improve and revitalize areas and achieve local goals and priorities. To learn more about CIPs, please select the link below to download a copy of the CIP Handbook, 2008, prepared by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing.
http://www.mah.gov.on.ca/Page1297.aspx
How can the CIP help business and property owners?
Private property owners and businesses can take advantage of the financial incentive programs contained in CIPs to achieve a range of community improvement goals such as improving their property façades and redeveloping property.
Public Information
Notice of Passing-Revitalization Community Improvement Plan
By-Law 2016-12: To adopt a Revitalization Community Plan
Schedule A: Revitalization Community Improvement Plan
By-Law 2015-38 Designate a Community Improvement Area
