North Oakville Heritage Resources Review and Strategy

Published by Town of Oakville

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Type: Map
Published by: Town of Oakville
Date: March 2010
For: any
Building types: All building types
Pages: 128
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Instruments: Ontario Heritage Act · Property Standards By-law 2007-100

Overview

North Oakville Heritage Resources Review and Strategy, a 128-page study by Heritage Planning, Planning Services, Town of Oakville, marked Appendix A and dated March 2010 on its cover. It documents the heritage resources remaining in the area north of Dundas Street and south of Highway 407, with the area's history, identification of cultural heritage resources, general conservation strategies, heritage inspections and enforcement, and conclusions and recommendations. Its executive summary counts 53 properties of heritage value or interest. Appendices hold inventory sheets and related excerpts and letters.

What it covers

Executive Summary
Introduction
Background Reference Material
Boundary of Study Area
Objectives of the Study
North Oakville History
Pre-Colonial Period and European Settlement
Development of Roads
Development of Hamlets and Villages
Twentieth Century Changes
North Oakville Today
Identification of Cultural Heritage Resources
General Conservation Strategies
Heritage Inspections and Enforcement
Conclusions and Recommendations
Property Inventory Sheets
Examples of Conserved Rural Heritage Resources
Lost Built Heritage in North Oakville
Parkway Belt Area
Property Standards By-law 2007-100

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