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The Local Government Committee (LGC) approves local improvement projects.
Below are the steps to apply to begin a local improvement.
Municipalities require approval from the LGC to implement a local improvement project.
The LGC will review and make a decision regarding the application.
A municipality may start a local improvement project for any of the following:
A municipality must apply for approval from the LGC before they start the local improvement project.
If your local improvement will require the municipality to borrow money, please see 'Apply to Borrow Money for a Municipality.'
You may apply to the LGC if:
If you are eligible to apply:
Legislation that applies to local improvements includes:
Sample resolutions and bylaws are available to guide municipalities. A template is also available for preparing the Preliminary and Final assessment schedule. These samples and templates are for information purposes only and should be revised to suit your situation:
Municipalities wanting to start a local improvement project are also encouraged to review the Local Improvements Manual provided by the Ministry of Government Relations:
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