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Subsidies
Overview
At a glance
Funding available
- Implement environmental initiatives
- Reduce environmental footprint
- Renovate or adapt facilities
- Maximum amount : 750 $
- Up to 80% of project cost
Eligible candidates
- All industries
- Ontario
- Non-profit
- All revenue ranges
- All organization sizes
- All groups
- Housing
- General public
- Fee-for-service model
- Local
Next Steps
Availability timeline
Activities funded
- Participation at the cGaming Centre in Lakeshore
- Applying for cGaming eligibility and placement
- Applying for a cGaming permit
- Submitting monthly reports
Documents Needed
- Eligibility form for new applicants
- Appointment of Designated Signing Officers form
- Appointment of Bona Fide Officers form
- Supporting documents
- cGaming permit application
Sources and recorded changes
- Source change captured
- Change recorded
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New cGaming program added
The grant content now includes a new cGaming stream with eligibility, application, and reporting steps for charitable and non-profit organizations.
The grant content now adds a substantial cGaming section for charitable, non-profit, and religious organizations at the Lakeshore gaming facility. It introduces new eligibility review steps, placement rules, permit applications, monthly reporting requirements, and online, in-person, and mail submission options. The existing flood-prevention subsidy information remains in place, but the overall scope now clearly includes a separate gaming-related program with its own process and service details.
Eligibility
Who is eligible?
- Charitable organizations
- Non-profit organizations
- Religious organizations
Who is not eligible
- Property owners with amounts owing to the Town.
- Homes that are not eligible for backwater valve installation under the Ontario Building Code.
- Properties where the required permit cannot be obtained.
Eligible expenses
- Backwater valve installation, up to 80% of cost to a maximum of $750.
- Sump pump overflow installation, up to a maximum of $225.
- Downspout disconnect works, up to $75.
- One-time mini camera inspection of storm and sanitary services.
Ineligible Costs and Activities
- Replacement of an existing sump pump or backwater valve.
- Upgrading or adding another sump pump.
- Work that cannot obtain the required permit.
Eligible geographic areas
- Lakeshore, Ontario
- 446 Advance Blvd., Lakeshore
Selection criteria
- Eligibility for the specific subsidy type requested.
- Completion of the required inspection and permit steps.
- Submission of all required documents.
How to apply
- Step 1: New applicant eligibility
- Review and submit the required eligibility forms and supporting documents.
- Wait for the Municipality to review your application and confirm eligibility.
- Step 2: Placement at the cGaming Centre
- Submit a completed Bona Fide Member Volunteer List and a Letter of Intent.
- Attend the required cGaming orientation.
- Receive confirmation or waiting list notice from the Municipality.
- Step 3: cGaming permit application
- Complete the cGaming permit application.
- Set up a separate cGaming business bank account.
- Arrange bona-fide member training and submit the permit application to the cGaming Centre Charity Coordinator or online for first-time applicants.
- Step 4: Monthly reporting
- Submit monthly reports online within the required deadline.
- Include the report form, bank statements, and supporting documents.
Processing and Agreement
- New applications are reviewed by the Municipality of Lakeshore, with eligibility decisions taking up to 30 business days.
- Incomplete applications or requests for more information may be returned to the applicant.
- Approved organizations may be placed at the cGaming Centre if space is available, or added to a waiting list.
- Eligible organizations must complete permit and monthly reporting requirements.
Additional information
- Funding is limited and granted on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Support is offered only once per eligible installation, per property.
- All owners of the property must sign a liability waiver.
