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South Rosedale Heritage Conservation District Study

Published by City of Toronto

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Type: Study
Published by: City of Toronto
Date: November 2002
Also called: South
For: homeowner
Building types: All building types
Pages: 37

Overview

The South Rosedale Heritage Conservation District Study, dated November 2002, a 37-page study prepared with the South Rosedale Ratepayers' Association by E.R.A. Architects Inc. and a landscape historian, with Heritage Preservation Services. It states its objectives, then covers the study's methodology, how a district is achieved, a district analysis with historical development, heritage character statements and heritage evaluation, and an implementation section with municipal policy, the permit process and design guidelines. Appendices include the delegation by-law and Goad's Atlas maps.

What it covers

Summary of the Study
Methodology and Background for the Study
Achieving a Heritage Conservation District
District Analysis
Heritage Evaluation
Implementation
Municipal Policy
Heritage Permit and Approval Process
District Design Guidelines
Appendices
Delegation By-Law

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