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East Woodfield Heritage Conservation District Study: Heritage Conservation District Plan

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Overview

The East Woodfield Heritage Conservation District Plan, dated July 1992, prepared for the City of London by Unterman McPhail Cuming Associates with Wendy Shearer Landscape Architect Limited and Anthony Butler Architect Inc. Parts I and II give a statement of intent and conservation, design and landscaping guidelines; Parts III and IV cover planning policies, funding, implementation and case studies of Princess, Prospect and Dufferin Avenue properties. Parts I and II exist only as scanned pages.

What it covers

  • Planning Policies and Issues
  • Background
  • Parking
  • Tree preservation by-law
  • Site plan control
  • Zoning By-law
  • Funding
  • Introduction
  • Implementation
  • Permit approvals
  • Staffing
  • Case Studies
  • Purpose
  • Existing Conditions
  • Design approach
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