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Heritage Alteration Permit Application Form

Published by City of London

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Type: Form
Published by: City of London
Date: Revised 2023
Also called: Heritage Alteration Permit Application
For: owner
Building types: All building types
Pages: 11
Window: ninety (90) day review timeline
Agencies: Planning and Development · Community Advisory Committee on Planning · Ontario Land Tribunal
Submit to: a Heritage Planner (heritage@london.ca)
Instruments: Ontario Heritage Act · By-law C.P.-1502-129

Overview

The City of London's Heritage Alteration Permit Application Form, an 11-page package from Planning and Development. Five explanatory sections cover what a Heritage Alteration Permit is, when one applies under the Ontario Heritage Act, the application process, the information list and additional notes. Fillable Sections A to F then ask for the property and its designation, the proposed change, supporting material, applicant details and a sworn declaration, followed by an office-use block. It is the City's form for heritage designated properties and districts.

What it covers

What is a Heritage Alteration Permit?
When is a Heritage Alteration Permit Required?
What is the Heritage Alteration Permit Application Process?
What Information is Required for a Heritage Alteration Permit Application?
Additional Information
Section A: Description of the Heritage Designated Property
Section B: Proposed Change(s)
Section C: Required Information
Section D: Applicant Information
Section E: Applicant's Declaration
Section F: Notes for Declaration
Office Use Only

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