First and Second Street Heritage Conservation District Update Heritage Assessment Report

Published by Town of Oakville

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Overview

The First and Second Street Heritage Conservation District Update Heritage Assessment Report, dated February 2015, the first part of the Town of Oakville's two-part update of the district's plan. The main file describes the 66-property district, its character and appearance, planning policy review, delineation, recommended objectives and plan content, and recommended changes to municipal planning mechanisms and by-laws. Eight appendix files hold the property inventory by street, a streetscape inventory and an architectural style guide. The Town lists it as a study.

What it covers

Executive Summary
Introduction
Character and Appearance of the District
Recommended Objectives of Update and Plan Context
Recommended Changes to Municipal Planning Mechanisms and By-laws
Property Inventory
Streetscape Inventory
Architectural Style Guide
Oakville Heritage Inventory Sheet
Georgian / Georgian Revival

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