Since 2005, the SLNA has worked diligently to obtain a Heritage Conservation District designation for the area. Click here to learn more about Heritage Conservation Districts and the focus of the SLNA's work.
Finally, 15 years after the initial effort to obtain an HCD, the St. Lawrence has received the HCD designation. We are, however, disappointed that upon appeal the appellant was successful in reducing the boundaries of the HCD. Click here to read the decision recently delivered by the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal.
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David S Crawford
8/8/2020 03:38:08 pm
I think the word :"granted" in this headline is wrong and misleading. Under the Ontario Heritage Act, HCD status is designated by a municipal government. The LPAT decision actually emasculates the HCD decision made by City Council and not only by reducing its area. Your headline makes it seem like a good thing, it is not!
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