BramptonHeritageDesignated Properties
By-Law 154-2012: To Amend By-Law 104-96, as Amended, Minimum Maintenance By-Law (Property Standards)
Published by City of Brampton
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- Type
- Guide
- Published by
- City of Brampton
- Date
- June 6, 2012
- Also called
- Property Standards By-Law Amendment for Cultural Heritage Resources
- For
- owner
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 7
- Covers note
- The file is a scan with no text layer; the title, date and headings were read by eye from its seven pages.
- Instruments
- By-law 154-2012 · By-law 104-96 · Ontario Heritage Act · Building Code Act, 1992
Overview
Brampton By-law 154-2012, passed in open Council on June 6, 2012, linked by the City as the Property Standards By-Law Amendment for Cultural Heritage Resources. It amends Minimum Maintenance By-law 104-96 (Property Standards) with provisions for designated heritage properties that are or appear to be vacant, partially vacant or unoccupied for more than ninety days. It adds definitions, renumbers Parts V and VI, and inserts a new Part V, Heritage Buildings, with sections on protecting heritage attributes, security measures, heritage notices, demolition and conflict with other by-laws.
What it covers
- Part I - Definitions
- Part V - Heritage Buildings
- Demolition
- Conflict
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