Commercial and Industrial Community Improvement Plan
On June 15, 2018, Timmins Council adopted the City of Timmins
Commercial & Industrial Community Improvement Plan – setting grant
programs for businesses and building owners throughout the City of
Timmins. The grant program's aim is to promote redevelopment of
brownfield sites, encourage mining redevelopment and promote the City’s
underutilized Timmins Industrial Park. The City of Timmins
has set aside $50,000 towards the Commercial & Industrial CIP.
The Commercial & Industrial CIP has three grants available which will be administered through the incentive programs:
Tax Increment Rebate
A grant to eligible
individuals who undertake significant development resulting in an
increase in the incremental tax value based on the pre- and
post-redevelopment assessment value as determined by the Municipal
Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
Environmental Study Grant
A grant to help offset the environmental study costs associated with site remediation for properties that are contaminated.
Municipal Fee Rebate
A grant which provides refunds for planning and building fees related to the development:
- Building Permit application fees
- Official Plan and Zoning By-Law Amendments
- Street Occupancy Permits
- Minor Variances
- Consents
- Site Plan Control Agreements
Grant application forms are available from the Community &
Development Services Department. Completed, eligible applications will
be reviewed and approved for funding by the Community & Development
Services Department on a “first-come, first-served” basis.
Interested applicants are encouraged to speak to the CIP Coordinator,
Dave St.Onge, before submitting an application to ensure eligibility
and the completeness of the application.
The Commercial & Industrial CIP incentive programs include:
Commercial & Industrial Redevelopment
Promote
redevelopment of former commercial and industrial brownfield sites by
offering the tax increment rebate grant, environmental study grant and
municipal fee rebate grant opportunities to applicants meeting the
eligibility criteria.
Mining Redevelopment
Promote development on
properties that have been used as an active mine, mineral processing
operation or previously used for mining purposes by offering the tax
increment rebate grant and the municipal fee rebate grant to applicants
meeting the eligibility criteria.
Timmins Industrial Park Development
Promote
development within the Timmins Industrial Park, City owned land which is
located west of McBride Street north of Wal-Mart, by offering the tax
increment rebate and the municipal fee rebate grant to applicants
meeting the eligibility criteria.
Please click for the Downtown Commercial and Industrial CIP application form.
Please contact Dave St.Onge, Community Development Planner, at (705)
360-2600 Ext. 3347 or via email for any questions
regarding the Commercial and Industrial Community Improvement Plan.