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h that! Send us an email at revitalize@regina.ca along with the address, a brief description of the proposed work (where and what) and we will do our best to help clarify. I want to complete exterior aesthetic improvements to a mixed-use building or a house-form commercial building. Can I apply? Yes, mixed-use buildings may apply, provided that the work meets the eligibility criteria. Residential portions of the property are ineligible under this program. A house being used as or converted to a commercial property may be eligible under the program. Home-based businesses do not qualify under the program. Can I apply for incentives over multiple years? Yes, provided that the project is not currently receiving or has received previous municipal incentives and has not started prior to the intake period. Where can I find application forms for the programs? Application forms for grant incentives are made available on this page before the designated intake period each year. Where do I send my complete application form? A completed application form and supporting documentation can be sent to revitalize@regina.ca once program intake is open. Applications received outside of the intake period will not be accepted. I want to add a vinyl wrap or tint the windows of my business. Is this eligible for funding? No. Any changes to the building that reduce transparency of doors and windows, including tinted windows and vinyl wraps, are ineligible under the program. More information on eligible items can be found in the CCIP Guide. I want to add security cameras, flood lights, fencing, rolling shutters, and window grills to my property. Are these eligible for funding? No. Features of this nature are ineligible under the program. More information on eligible items can be found in the CCIP Guide. I want to purchase solar garden lights from the store to add to my property. Is this eligible for funding? No. Temporary lighting is not eligible under this program. More information on eligible items can be found in the CCIP Guide. Storefront Improvement Funding Stream See the FAQs for the Tenant Fit-up Funding Stream. Can I apply for the Storefront Improvement stream at the same time as the Tenant Fit-up stream? Yes, new businesses can apply for both the Storefront Improvement and Tenant Fit-up streams at the same time. I want to set up a pop-up or kiosk for the holiday season. Can I apply for a grant? No, incentives are only available for new Tenant Fit-up projects demonstrating an intent to lease a space for two or more years. I am an existing business seeking to renovate the interior of my unit. Can I apply for a grant? No, the intent of the program is to attract new tenants and activities to existing vacant spaces. I am a new tenant, changing a former office space into a restaurant. Can I apply for a grant? Yes, provided that the proposed work is listed as eligible under the program. Details about the eligible work can be found in the CCIP Guide. Can I apply for this incentive over multiple years? No, the Tenant Fit-up stream is intended to support the fit-up of a unit for a new tenant to use; therefore, it can only be claimed once. Where can I find application forms for the programs? Application forms for grant incentives are made available on this page before the designated intake period for applications each year. Where do I send my completed application form? A completed application form and supporting documentation can be sent to revitalize@regina.ca once program intake is open. Applications received outside of the intake period will not be accepted. Tenant Fit-up Funding Stream City Centre Incentive Program Guide (CCIP Guide) CCIP Grant Incentive Application Form

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