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The Blackfriars-Petersville Heritage Conservation District Plan & Guidelines, a 125-page report dated May 12, 2014, prepared for the City of London by Tausky Heritage Consultants. It covers the district's boundaries and cultural heritage value, goals, municipal policies, district policies for contributing and non-contributing resources, the Heritage Alteration Permit process with its table of classes of alterations, and implementation. Architectural design, architectural conservation and landscape guidelines follow, with a glossary, consultation record and list of Part IV properties.
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