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Appeal of heritage designation by-law allowed in part on consent to clarify heritage attributes.
The appellant appealed a municipal by-law designating a church property as having cultural heritage value under the Ontario Heritage Act.
The parties reached a settlement to amend the by-law's schedule to clarify the property's heritage attributes.
Based on uncontested expert heritage evidence, the Tribunal found the proposed amendments represented good heritage planning and met the statutory criteria.
The appeal was allowed in part to amend the designating by-law in accordance with the settlement.
Tribunal approves settlement amending heritage designation by-law for Lakeview Park School.
The Peel District School Board appealed the City of Mississauga's decision to designate the Lakeview Park School property under the Ontario Heritage Act.
Prior to the hearing, the parties reached a settlement.
Based on the consent of the parties and the expert affidavit evidence of a heritage planner, the Tribunal allowed the appeal in part and ordered that the Designation By-law be amended with a revised Schedule 'B' detailing the property's cultural heritage value and attributes.
No co-appearing lawyers found.
No judges found.