- Form ref
- resolution number C299-2023
- Applies to
- designer
Brampton's terms of reference for a heritage commemoration plan (HCOMP) — the plan describing commemoration and interpretation approaches for a property with cultural heritage value that is being altered or removed, or where a commemorative installation is proposed. Approved by municipal council through resolution number C299-2023, it lists the forms commemoration can take, from plaques and murals to street naming and ruinification, and asks for at least three costed options with pros and cons, consultation with the Brampton Heritage Board and Brampton Historical Society, and an implementation plan.
What it covers
- Description
- Development Application Stream
- Prepared By
- Rationale
- Content
- Cover Sheet
- Executive Summary
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Methodology / Approach
- 3. Cultural Heritage Value
- 4. Commemoration Themes
- 5. Engagement / Public Consultation
- 6. Commemoration Strategy
- 7. Implementation Plan
- 8. Conclusion
- 9. References / Bibliography
- Scope and Review Checklist – Staff Use Only
- Additional Resources
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- Publisher
- City of Brampton
- Category
- Study requirements · heritage
- Published under
- Development Application Guidelines — the municipality's own heading
- Alias
- Terms of Reference for Heritage Commemoration Plan
- Agencies
- Brampton Heritage Board · Brampton Historical Society
- Signatories
- members in good standing with the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP)
- Required for
- Official plan amendments, zoning by-law amendments, Main Street North Development Permit System, draft plan of subdivision, site plan control, consent and/or minor variance, and demolition permit applications
- Tags
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