CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION1. Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure HELPING MUNICIPALITIES BUILD STRONGER.

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CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION1

Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure HELPING MUNICIPALITIES BUILD STRONGER COMMUNITIES PROGRAM OVERVIEW

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION3 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Background  2009 Federal Budget – Canada’s Economic Action Plan.  Up to $2 billion over two years in direct, low-cost loans to municipalities through Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) for housing-related infrastructure projects in town and cities across the country.  Can also be used to fund contribution for cost-shared federal infrastructure programs.  Note: Rules involving stacking of federal contributions not applicable.

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION4 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Program Objectives  Create jobs.  Provide low cost funding to assist municipalities.  Contribute to healthier, safer and modern residential communities for Canadians and their families.

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION5 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Eligible Projects  Municipal housing-related infrastructure projects serving new or existing residential areas.  Focus on funding shovel-ready projects as this is a short-term, temporary measure to create jobs.  New construction, expansion or renewal of existing structure.  Construction work has started on or after January 27,  Subject to Canadian Environmental Assessment Act (CEAA).

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION6 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Eligible projects would include, for example:  Housing services such as water, wastewater and solid waste.  Power generation such as electrical, wind, solar, gas.  Local transportation within or into residential areas such as roads, bridges and tunnels.  Residential infrastructure such as sidewalks, lighting, pathways, landscaping and green space.

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION7 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Ineligible projects would include, for example:  Infrastructure unrelated to housing.  Social infrastructure such as community centres, skating rinks, playground equipment, libraries.  Tourism related infrastructure such as convention centres and exhibition hall-type facilities.  Short-Sea infrastructure projects such as specialized marine terminal facilities.  Intelligent transport systems for fare collection, fleet management, etc.

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION8 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Eligible Costs  Costs related to the planning, designing and construction of the specific project.  Examples:  Amounts paid for the performance of the work covered by the plans and specifications for the project; cost of remediation or decontamination of land for construction of infrastructure; land costs for construction of infrastructure; legal services, materials used in or located on the site; environmental assessment.

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION9 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Terms and Conditions - Loans  Amount may not exceed 100% of eligible costs.  Term will be 15 years.  Non-renewable.  Prepayment not permitted.  Regular payments of principal and interest must be made annually.  Loan may be secured by a loan agreement or debenture.

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION10 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Terms and Conditions – Loans (Cont’d)  Interest rate:  Will be set two weeks prior to loan advance.  Lower than typical municipal borrowing rates.  No profit margin built into the rate.  Government of Canada 15 years rate plus approximately half a percent.  CMHC will provide the latest rate quote from Treasury based on current markets where specifically requested by clients.

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION11 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Loan Application  Municipalities can apply on line by visiting CMHC Website at  There are two (2) parts to the application:  Application form  Supporting documents:  Resolution identifying the specific project to be funded and confirming that the project design (prepared by a project engineer/architect/planner) has been approved by the appropriate authorities having jurisdiction;  Construction timeline identifying applicable milestones.

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION12 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Loan Offer will be subject to:  Acceptance of the conditions outlined in a loan commitment letter. Examples:  Loan term and conditions; joint public information communication protocol; construction work is to start within three (3) months of loan offer.  Canadian Environment Assessment Act requirements.  Loan agreement / debenture to secure the loan.

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION13 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Loan Advancing will be subject to:  One advance.  Construction work must be started prior to loan advance.  All loans must be advanced by March 31,  Supporting documents:  Resolution indicating project being funded, authority to borrow, financial means to satisfy payment, commitment to build project and stating parties authorized to execute the loan agreement / debenture;  Legal opinion that municipality has carried out all necessary steps to authorize the borrowing and expenditures in relation to the project and will be legally bound by the loan agreement/debenture with CMHC.

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION14 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Deadlines  Project Proposals will be accepted until all available funds are committed.  All loans must be fully advanced by March 31,2011.  Construction work must start within a period of three (3)months of CMHC’S commitment letter.  Loan advancing will be after work commencement.  All construction work must be completed by March 31,2012.  Final projects costs must be confirmed within 6 months following project completion but no later than Sep. 31, 2012.

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION15 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Who can apply for loans?  Loan applications may be submitted by a municipality or any entity with the authority to borrow on behalf of a municipality e.g. province / territory or agency of a province / territory. How will projects be selected?  CMHC will assess applications in consideration of program eligibility, readiness to proceed and availability of funds.  CMHC will work to encourage applications from both urban and rural municipalities across all provincial / territorial jurisdictions.

CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION16 Municipal Infrastructure Lending Program Housing-Related Infrastructure Where can I get more information?  Visit CMHC Web site  Send an to  Call CMHC Call Centre  Contact CMHC Corporate Representative in NL Glenn Furlong Corporate Representative Newfoundland Labrador Tel.: Cell: Fax: