Downtown Oakville Heritage Conservation District Study, Heritage Assessment Report (Final Draft)

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Overview

The Downtown Oakville Heritage Conservation District Study, Heritage Assessment Report (Final Draft), dated May 2012, prepared for the Town of Oakville by MHBC with George Robb Architect and Megan Hobson Research. Across ten files and 275 pages it covers the character and appearance of the study area, a recommended district boundary, objectives of designation and plan content, and changes to planning mechanisms and by-laws, with appendices of property inventories, architectural styles and a streetscape and landscape inventory. It is the first part of a two-part process.

What it covers

Executive Summary
Introduction
Character and Appearance of the Study Area
Built heritage character
Landscape context and character
Land use character and policy review
Heritage conservation and financial incentives
Heritage Conservation District Delineation: A Recommended Boundary
Recommended Objectives of Proposed Designation and Plan Content
Recommended Changes to Municipal Planning Mechanisms and By-laws
Property inventory within the proposed heritage conservation district
Property inventory of the heritage conservation district study area, excluding properties identified in Appendix A
Description of architectural styles
Streetscape and landscape inventory

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