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Bishop Hellmuth Heritage Conservation District Plan

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Type: Plan
Published by: City of London
Also called: Bishop Hellmuth Conservation District Plan
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 41
Instruments: Ontario Heritage Act

Overview

The Bishop Hellmuth Heritage Conservation District Plan, a 41-page plan prepared for the City of London by heritage architect Nicholas Hill with a community steering committee. It gives the district's reasons for designation under Part V of the Ontario Heritage Act, the goals of the plan, and building policies for alterations, additions, conversions, new buildings, churches, back lane buildings and demolition. Streetscape policies, work needing approval and implementation follow. Its companion is the district's separate Conservation Guidelines.

What it covers

Acknowledgements
Introduction
Reasons for Designation
Goals of the Plan
Building Policies
Alterations
Additions
Conversions
New Building
The Churches
Back Lane Buildings
Demolition
Miscellaneous
Streetscape Policies
Street Trees
Street Signs
Street Lights
Back Lanes
Parks
Car Parking
Work Requiring Approval
Implementation
Funding Assistance
5-Year Action Plan

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