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Old East Heritage Conservation District Plan

Published by City of London

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Type: Plan
Published by: City of London
Date: February 2006
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 53
Instruments: Ontario Heritage Act

Overview

The Old East Heritage Conservation District Plan, dated February 2006, prepared for the City of London with Michael Baker as heritage consultant. It gives the reasons for designation, key styles and features, principles, goals and objectives, and policies for architecture, streetscape and land use. A section on work requiring approval includes a table of recommended Heritage Alteration Permit requirements, followed by implementation. An appendix reproduces a homeowners' information guide. Separate Conservation and Design Guidelines accompany it.

What it covers

Introduction
Reasons for Designation
Key Styles and Features of the District
Principles of Conservation and Restoration
Conservation Plan Goals and Objectives
Dealing with Growth and Change – Architecture
Dealing with Growth and Change – Streetscape
Dealing with Growth and Change – Land Use
Alterations
Additions
New Buildings
Commercial Buildings
Building Conversions
Street Trees
Zoning
Site Plan Control
Demolition
Work Requiring Approval
Implementation
Grants and Financial Programs
Tables
Maps and Figures
Appendix A– Homeowners Heritage Information Guide

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