- Alias
- Document and Salvage Plan
- Applies to
- designer
- Document date
- December 6, 2023
The City of Brampton's terms of reference for a documentation and salvage plan, approved by municipal council through resolution C299-2023. A DSP is a two-part study: it records a cultural heritage resource under threat of demolition or significant alteration, then identifies what can be salvaged and how the material will be reused. Documentation covers context plans, measured elevations, floor and roof plans and photographs; salvage covers identification, the contractor, storage and inspection, and a use plan. A salvage inventory form template closes it.
What it covers
- Description:
- Development application stream:
- Prepared by:
- Rationale:
- Content:
- Table 1: Minimum information to include in a DSP submitted to the City of Brampton
- Cover sheet
- Executive summary
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Cultural heritage value
- 3. Historical summary
- 4. Documentation
- 5. Salvage
- 6. Conclusion
- 7. Professional qualifications of the documentation and salvage plan author(s)
- Other applicable by-laws and codes
- Salvage inventory form template
- Scope and review checklist – staff use only
- Additional resources:
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- Publisher
- City of Brampton
- Category
- Study requirements
- Published under
- Development Application Guidelines — the municipality's own heading
- Agencies
- Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP)
- Instruments
- Ontario Heritage Tool Kit · Resolution Number C299-2023 · Minimum Maintenance By-law (Property Standards) · Vacant Building By-law · Ontario Fire Code
- Signatories
- qualified professional member in good standing with the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP)
- Tags
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