St. Mary's Heritage Conservation District Plan

Published by City of Kitchener

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Type: Plan
Published by: City of Kitchener
Date: August 2001
Also called: district plan
For: owner
Building types: All building types
Pages: 68
Agencies: Archaeological Services Inc.

Overview

The St. Mary's Heritage Conservation District Plan: Guidelines for Conservation and Change, a final report dated August 2001 prepared for the City of Kitchener by Archaeological Services Inc. with landscape and architecture consultants. In five parts it covers district character and conservation principles, design guidelines for alterations and additions, conservation of building materials, landscape guidelines, and planning and implementation. A table of exterior work and a sample application form close it. It is one of Kitchener's four district plans.

What it covers

Table of Contents
Introduction
District character
Conservation intent
Additions to buildings and sites
New lots and new construction
New construction
Case Studies
Foundations
Structural Systems
Roofing
Windows and Entrances
Exterior Paint
Energy Conservation
Summary of existing conditions
Landscape conservation guidelines
Planning and Implementation
Provincial Policy Statement provisions
Protecting trees
Implementation measures
Traffic Management
Glossary of Terms
Sample Alteration/Demolition Application form

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