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Conserving Heritage Landscapes: Cultural Heritage Landscape Project – Volume 3

Published by City of Mississauga under What Is A Heritage Property

Alias
Conserving Heritage Landscapes Volume 3
Applies to
any
Instruments
Ontario Heritage Act
Document date
January 2022

Volume 3 of three: the profiles of the landscapes recommended to move forward as significant cultural heritage landscapes in the City of Mississauga. Eleven sections cover the City Centre Precinct, Credit River Corridor, Erindale Village and Erindale Park, Gordon Woods and Dickson Park Crescent, Hancock Woodlands, Kariya Park, Lakefront Promenade Park, Meadowvale West, Mineola Neighbourhood, Mississauga Road Scenic Route and Streetsville Village Core. An opening table lists the landscapes already protected under Part IV or Part V of the Ontario Heritage Act with their designating by-law numbers and addresses.

What it covers

  • 1.0 Introduction
  • 2.0 City Centre Precinct
  • 3.0 Credit River Corridor
  • 4.0 Erindale Village and Erindale Park
  • 5.0 Gordon Woods and Dickson Park Crescent
  • 6.0 Hancock Woodlands
  • 7.0 Kariya Park
  • 8.0 Lakefront Promenade Park
  • 9.0 Meadowvale West (Lake Aquitaine and Lake Wabukayne)
  • 10.0 Mineola Neighbourhood
  • 11.0 Mississauga Road Scenic Route
  • 12.0 Streetsville Village Core
  • References
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Publisher
City of Mississauga
Category
Guides · heritage
Published under
What Is A Heritage Property — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
City of Mississauga · Archaeological Services Inc.
Publisher note
Prepared for the City of Mississauga by Archaeological Services Inc. (A.S.I.) with Goldsmith Borgal and Company Ltd. Architects, The Landplan Studio Inc., S.G.L. Planning and Design Inc. and Fotenn Planning and Design, and published by the city on its heritage property pages.
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