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Heritage Permit Guide

Published by Town of Aurora

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This is the Town of Aurora’s document, as published on its website on 22 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice

Type
Guide
Published by
Town of Aurora
Date
December, 2017
For
homeowner
Building types
All building types
Pages
10
Agencies
Heritage Planning · Heritage Advisory Committee · General Committee · Council · Conservation Review Board · Ontario Municipal Board
Instruments
Ontario Heritage Act · Northeast Old Aurora Heritage Conservation District Plan

Overview

The Town of Aurora's Heritage Permit Guide, a ten-page guide dated December, 2017 from the Development Planning Division, Heritage Planning Section. It lists work that typically does and does not call for a heritage permit, preferable alterations, how permits are evaluated and what to submit, then walks through the approval process: submission, review by Heritage Planning, review by the Heritage Advisory Committee and the appeal process. It ends with resources. It is the guide behind the Heritage Permit Application Form.

What it covers

  • HERITAGE PERMITS
  • Introduction
  • Work Which Typically Requires a Heritage Permit
  • Work Which Typically Does Not Require a Heritage Permit
  • Preferable Types of Alterations
  • Submission Requirements for a Heritage Permit
  • HERITAGE PERMIT PROCESS
  • Heritage Permit Approval Process Overview
  • Heritage Permit Application Submission
  • Review of Application by Heritage Planning
  • Review of Application by Heritage Advisory Committee
  • The Appeal Process
  • RESOURCES
  • Heritage Designation and Property Values
  • Ontario Heritage Tool Kit
  • Standards and Guidelines for the Conservation of Historic Places in Canada
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