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KitchenerHeritageBuilt Heritage Inventory

Part V Designated Property Index

Published by City of Kitchener

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Type
Document
Published by
City of Kitchener
Date
Reviewed: October 13, 2016
Also called
Municipal Heritage Register
For
owner
Building types
All building types
Pages
42
Instruments
Ontario Heritage Act · By-law No. 88-17 · By-law No. 96-91 · By-law No. 2001-216 · By-law No. 2008-039

Overview

The City of Kitchener's Part V Designated Property Index under the Ontario Heritage Act, a 42-page list reviewed October 13, 2016. After the Municipal Heritage Register disclaimer it gives, for each of the four heritage conservation districts (Upper Doon, Victoria Park Area, St. Mary's and Civic Centre Neighbourhood), the district's by-law number and a table of included street addresses with inventory references. It sits beside the Part IV index and the district plans among Kitchener's heritage documents.

What it covers

  • Municipal Heritage Register Disclaimer
  • Upper Doon Heritage Conservation District
  • Victoria Park Area Heritage Conservation District
  • St. Mary's Heritage Conservation District
  • Civic Centre Neighbourhood Heritage Conservation District
  • Properties Included in the District
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Part V Designated Property Index

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