BramptonHeritageHeritage Studies
Published by City of Brampton
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A feasibility study for the City of Brampton, dated January 6, 2009, by the George Robb Architect team with heritage planning, planning and landscape architecture consultants. Its 48 pages trace the historical structure of downtown (old) Brampton, map concentrations of pre-1946 buildings, describe prospective heritage conservation district study areas, and cover land use planning considerations, public support, conclusions and recommendations. Appendices reproduce study areas from earlier work and the Downtown Brampton Secondary Plan, and summarize feedback from a June 20, 2008 public session.
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