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Main Street South Heritage Conservation District Study
Published by City of Brampton
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- Type
- Study
- Published by
- City of Brampton
- Date
- March 2014
- Also called
- Main Street South Heritage Conservation District Study - Final
- For
- any
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 37
- Instruments
- Ontario Heritage Act
Overview
The Main Street South Heritage Conservation District Study, dated March 2014, prepared for the City of Brampton with historical research by ERA Architects Inc. It is the study stage of the two-stage district process, examining the heritage character of Main Street South, a tree-lined street of turn-of-the-20th-century architecture in downtown Brampton. Its 37 pages review provincial and municipal policy, describe the study area, analyse the district and its sub-districts, propose a boundary and objectives, and summarize public consultation. The district plan is a separate document.
What it covers
- INTRODUCTION
- BACKGROUND & METHODOLOGY
- POLICY FRAMEWORK
- STUDY AREA
- DISTRICT ANALYSIS
- PROPOSED DISTRICT BOUNDARY
- RECOMMENDED OBJECTIVES
- PUBLIC CONSULTATION PROCESS
- RESOURCES
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