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Heritage Conservation Districts

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type
Map
Published by
Town of Oakville
Date
July 2021
Also called
heritage conservation districts map
For
homeowner
Building types
All building types
Pages
1

Overview

A one-page map of Old Oakville and the streets around it, titled Heritage Conservation Districts and dated July 2021, credited to Strategic Business Services, Community Development Commission. Its legend outlines four districts, Downtown Oakville, First and Second Street, Old Oakville and Trafalgar Road, and marks the properties excluded from district designation, over a street base with Lake Ontario and street names. It locates the districts whose plans and designating by-laws are listed on the same Heritage Districts and Properties page.

What it covers

  • Heritage Conservation Districts
  • Downtown Oakville
  • First and Second Street
  • Old Oakville
  • Trafalgar Road
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