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Harbord Village Heritage Conservation District Plan, Phase 1

Published by City of Toronto

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Type: Plan
Published by: City of Toronto
Date: December 2004
Also called: Phase 1
For: homeowner
Building types: All building types
Pages: 68

Overview

The Harbord Village Heritage Conservation District Plan, Phase 1, dated December 2004, written by Catherine Nasmith, Architect, for the Harbord Village Residents Association. Its 68 pages serve as the district plan for Lower Brunswick Avenue and Willcocks Street, with adjoining properties on Robert Street and Spadina Avenue, and cover objectives, the legislative framework, the study process, district analysis, a heritage character statement, boundaries and heritage evaluation. Phase 2 is a separate Toronto plan.

What it covers

Executive Summary
Objectives
Legislative Framework
Study Process
District Analysis
Heritage Character Statement
District Boundaries
Heritage Evaluation

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