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Terms of Reference: Heritage Commemoration Plan

Published by City of Brampton

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Type: Study
Published by: City of Brampton
Date: December 6, 2023
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 12
Agencies: Brampton Heritage Board · Brampton Historical Society

Overview

The City of Brampton's Terms of Reference: Heritage Commemoration Plan, approved by Municipal Council on December 6, 2023 through Resolution Number C299-2023. An HCOMP sets out commemoration and interpretation approaches for a heritage property being altered or removed, or where a commemorative installation is proposed. It lists forms commemoration can take, from plaques and murals to street naming and ruinification, recommends at least three options weighed by pros and cons with cost estimates, and covers themes, consultation with the Brampton Heritage Board and Historical Society, and implementation.

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
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