TorontoHeritageHeritage Conservation Districts
Union Station Heritage Conservation District Plan
Published by City of Toronto
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- Type
- Plan
- Published by
- City of Toronto
- Also called
- Union Station
- For
- any
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 84
Overview
Appendix 4 of the Union Station District Plan, the Heritage Conservation District Plan for Union Station, dated May 2006 and published for the City of Toronto's planning division. Its 84 pages propose recognizing Union Station and its surrounding district under the Ontario Heritage Act, with a plan summary, methodology, policy provisions, district objectives, a summary of significance, a district study, a statement of cultural heritage value, heritage district guidelines, proposed planning changes and implementation, plus sources and appendices.
What it covers
- Plan Summary
- Methodology
- Policy Provisions
- District Objectives
- Summary of Significance
- District Study
- Statement of Cultural Heritage Value
- Heritage District Guidelines
- Proposed Changes to Planning Provisions
- Implementation
- Conclusion
- Acknowledgements
- Sources
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