PLG 610 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Short S.27, Conservation Authorities Act, Section 28
1 Dec 2018
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The ontario heritage act is about cultural heritage; it is about buildings but it is also more broader than that, like cultural landscapes and properties as whole. There are two parts to the act to address: part 4: deals with the designation of individual properties. A listed" property is essentially the lesser extent of the two, it means that the property probably has some cultural significance to it but a by-law has not been passed yet to fully designate it. It is just sitting there for everyone to know that the municipality has their eye on it: listed properties are covered by s. 27 of the heritage act. This section says that the municipality can have a heritage registry and can list properties on it. So the criteria by which you judge a property to determine whether or not it should be designated are set out in. They are broken down into 3 subcategories: 1.
