A By-law to Designate the First and Second Street Heritage Conservation District and Adopt the First and Second Street Heritage Conservation District Plan and Guidelines under Section 41 of the Ontario Heritage Act

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type: By-law
Published by: Town of Oakville
Date: 30th day of November, 2015
Also called: By-law 2015-112
For: homeowner
Signed by: Rob Burton, Mayor · Vicki Tytaneck, Town Clerk
Building types: All building types
Pages: 243
Instruments: Ontario Heritage Act · By-law 1988-189

Overview

By-law Number 2015-112 of the Town of Oakville, passed November 30, 2015, designating the First and Second Street Heritage Conservation District and adopting its Plan and Guidelines under section 41 of the Ontario Heritage Act. Its 243 pages hold the by-law, Schedule A, and Schedule B: the November 2015 plan update, with guidelines for managing change, exempt alterations and appendices of property and streetscape inventories and a style guide. It repeals By-law 1988-189. A later plan approved by the LPAT is listed separately.

What it covers

Council Enacts as Follows
Schedule A to By-law 2015-112
Schedule B to By-law 2015-112
Introduction
Statement of Objectives
Conservation Principles and Objectives
Guidelines for Managing Change
Exempt Alterations and Classes of Alterations
Heritage Conservation District Plan Review Process
Sources
Property Inventory
Streetscape Inventory
Architectural Style Guide
Federal and Provincial Heritage Conservation Standards
Address Lists of Contributing and Non-Contributing Properties

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A By-law to Designate the First and Second Street Heritage Conservation District and Adopt the First and Second Street Heritage Conservation District Plan and Guidelines under Section 41 of the Ontario Heritage Act

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