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Heritage Building Protection Plan: Terms of Reference

Published by City of Brampton under Development Application Guidelines

Alias
Heritage Building Protection Plan
Form ref
Brampton Official Plan Amendment 2006-057
Applies to
owner
Signatories
qualified heritage consultant

The City of Brampton's terms of reference for a heritage building protection plan, prepared by a qualified heritage consultant for lands under a planning application that hold buildings on the municipal register under section 27 of the Ontario Heritage Act. It names the sections the plan contains — a description of the buildings, a baseline documentation report of measured drawings and high-resolution photographs, a preventive maintenance and stabilization plan, a security plan for vacant buildings and proof of insurance — then covers financial securities, damage and total loss, and non-compliance.

What it covers

  • 1. Introduction
  • 1.1 Intent of the Heritage Building Protection Plan (HBPP)
  • 1.2 Guiding Principles
  • 2. Scope
  • 3. Protection of Heritage Buildins Prior to an Application
  • 4. Preparation and Implemention of a Heritage Building Protection Plan
  • 4.2 Who Prepares the Plan
  • 4.3 Timing of the Plan
  • 4.4 Duration of the Plan
  • 5. Required Components of Heritage Building Protection Plans
  • 6. Preventative Maintenance and Stabilization
  • 7. Security Plan for Vacant Buildings and Structures
  • 8. Insurance Requirements
  • 9. Financial Securities
  • 9.1 Security Amount
  • 9.2 Release of Securities
  • 10. Requirements in the Event of Damage to a Building
  • 10.1 Requirements in the Event of Partial Damage
  • 10.2 Requirements in the Event of a Total Loss
  • 11. Owner's Obligations Under Plan
  • 11.1 Implementation
  • 11.2 Changes to Plans
  • 11.3 Securing Guidelines
  • 11.4 Notification
  • 11.5 Form of Notices and Communications
  • 11.6 Standards
  • 11.7 Demolition
  • 12. Non-Compliance
  • 13. Other Applicable By-laws and Codes
  • 14. Related Documents:
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Publisher
City of Brampton
Category
Study requirements · heritage
Published under
Development Application Guidelines — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP)
Instruments
Ontario Heritage Act · Brampton Official Plan Amendment 2006-057 · Guidelines for Securing Vacant Heritage Buildings · Minimum Maintenance (Property Standards) By-law · Ontario Fire Code
Covers label
Numbered sections of the terms of reference, with the document's own spelling kept
Tags
terms-of-referenceheritagebuilding-protectionvacant-buildings
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