MississaugaHeritageBuilt Heritage Inventory

Conserving Heritage Landscapes

Published by City of Mississauga

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Overview

Conserving Heritage Landscapes, the City of Mississauga's Cultural Heritage Landscape Project final report of January 2022, in three volumes that follow on from the 2005 Cultural Landscape Inventory. Volume 1 sets out the policy framework, methodology, community and Indigenous engagement, results, recommendations, implementation and interpretation for significant cultural heritage landscapes, areas of interest and low stone walls. Volume 2 holds schedules, the Official Plan excerpts, screening results and public engagement records; Volume 3 profiles landscapes such as the Credit River Corridor, Erindale Village, Mineola Neighbourhood and Streetsville Village Core.

What it covers

Executive Summary
Context and Policy Framework for Cultural Heritage Landscapes
Methodology and Approach
Results
Recommendations
Implementation
Interpretation
Screening Results
City Centre Precinct
Credit River Corridor
Erindale Village and Erindale Park
Gordon Woods and Dickson Park Crescent
Hancock Woodlands
Kariya Park
Lakefront Promenade Park
Mineola Neighbourhood
Mississauga Road Scenic Route
Streetsville Village Core

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