OakvilleHeritageHeritage Conservation Districts

First and Second Street Heritage Conservation District Plan

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type: Plan
Published by: Town of Oakville
Date: Approved by LPAT - August 2019
Also called: First and Second Street Heritage Conservation District Plan and Guidelines
For: homeowner
Building types: All building types
Pages: 72
Agencies: Local Planning Appeal Tribunal

Overview

The First and Second Street Heritage Conservation District Plan and Guidelines, marked Approved by LPAT, August 2019, a 72-page plan of the Town of Oakville for a residential district of 66 properties. It sets out the introduction and heritage permit process, statement of objectives, conservation principles and objectives, guidelines for managing change to contributing and non-contributing properties and new development, landscape guidelines, exempt alterations and the plan review process, with an appendix list. It follows the November 2015 plan in By-law 2015-112.

What it covers

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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