Upper Doon Heritage Conservation District Plan

Published by City of Kitchener

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Type: Plan
Published by: City of Kitchener
Also called: district plan
For: owner
Building types: All building types
Pages: 91
Agencies: Ontario Municipal Board
Instruments: Ontario Heritage Act

Overview

The Upper Doon heritage conservation district plan for the Village of Upper Doon, prepared for the City of Kitchener by Nicholas Hill, architect planner, of London. The file opens with the Ontario Municipal Board order approving the designating by-law and a by-law with its Schedule B area description, then the plan: purpose, objectives, conservation of village character, treescape, buildings, roads and trails, implementation and permit applications. The scanned text is poor. It is one of Kitchener's four district plans.

What it covers

Schedule B
Acknowledgements
Purpose of the Plan
Basic Assumptions
Objectives of the Plan
Aesthetic Objectives
Social Objectives
Economic Objectives
Village Character
Land Use
Watercourses
Treescape
Natural Environment
Floodplain
Topography
Industrial Heritage
Parks and Open Space
Trails
Services
Space Standards
Implementation
Policies
Information Required
Inspection

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