Terms of Reference: Heritage Building Protection Plan

Overview

The City of Brampton's Terms of Reference: Heritage Building Protection Plan, approved by Municipal Council on December 6, 2023 through Resolution Number C299-2023. An HBPP is the short-term plan for protecting a heritage building from construction on or beside its property, or while it awaits relocation, complementary to a heritage conservation plan. Its Table 1 sets the contents: securing guidelines, photographic documentation, implementation against trespass, vandalism, water and fire, temperature and humidity, and a monitoring schedule. Sections follow on the owner's obligations, damage or loss, and other by-laws and codes.

What it covers

• Description
• Development Application Stream
• Prepared By
• Rationale
• Content
• Cover Sheet
• Executive Summary
• 1. Introduction
• 2. Methodology / Approach
• 3. Securing Guidelines
• 4. Photographic Documentation
• 5. Implementation
• 6. Monitoring Plan and Schedule
• 7. Conclusion
• Owner's Obligations Under a HBPP
• Requirements in the Event of Damage or Loss
• Other Applicable By-laws and Codes
• Scope and Review Checklist – Staff Use Only
• Additional Resources
• 1. INTRODUCTION
• 1.1 Intent of the Heritage Building Protection plan (HBPP)
• 1.2 Guiding Principles
• 2. SCOPE
• 4.1 When an HBPP is Prepared
• 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
• 11. OWNER’S OBLIGATIONS UNDER PLAN
• 12. NON-COMPLIANCE
• 13. OTHER APPLICABLE BY-LAWS AND CODES
• 14. RELATED DOCUMENTS: