Innisfil Official Plan OMB Approved - Town of Innisfil

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Town of Innisfil Official PlanCULTURAL HERITAGE AND ARCHAEOLOGY6.3 The register may also include built heritage resources that have not been designated butthat the Town Council or local heritage committee believes to be of cultural heritagevalue or interest.6.4 A heritage committee shall be appointed to identify the register of built heritageresources, and shall not contain fewer than five members.6.5 The heritage committee shall identify the register of built heritage resources based onthe criteria provided in Sections 6.6 and 6.7 and may also identify significant culturalheritage landscapes.6.6 Cultural Heritage Resources generally fall into one of two categories: those of historicvalue and those of architectural value.a) Cultural Heritage Resources of historic value can be described as follows: Those that serve as an example of the Town's past social, cultural, political orphysical development; Those that serve as an example of outstanding work by a local or nationalpersonality; and Those that date from an early or significant period in the Town’s development.b) Cultural Heritage Resources of architectural value can be described as follows: Those that serve as a representative example of style, design or period ofbuilding; Those that serve as a representative example of a method of construction whichwas used during a certain time period or rarely used today; Those that serve as an important Town landmark; and Those that make an important contribution to the area composition or streetscapeof which it forms a part.6.7 Cultural Heritage Resources may also include property or area that is recognized by theProvince as being archaeologically significant. By-laws under the Ontario Heritage Actmay be passed to designate properties of historical or architectural significance.6.8 The Town may establish design principles for buildings in proximity to HeritageConservation Districts or Heritage Conservation buildings.6.9 As part of any new Secondary Plan study, a heritage consultant shall be retained toidentify buildings considered to be significant cultural heritage resources and significantcultural heritage landscapes and add these to the register.6.10 Development applications on lands adjoining or contiguous to a protected heritageproperty shall demonstrate that the heritage attributes of the protected heritage propertywill be conserved.6.11 A stage 1 archaeological assessment shall also be prepared as part of any SecondaryPlan study, and where there is potential for agricultural resources, a stage 2archaeological analysis shall be required prior to plan of subdivision or site planapproval.105Adopted July 26, 2006 Approved by OMB May 2009, March 2010 & April 8, 2011
Town of Innisfil Official PlanCULTURAL HERITAGE AND ARCHAEOLOGY6.12 Development and site alteration shall only be permitted on lands containingarchaeological resources or areas of archaeological potential, determined through astage 1 or stage 2 archaeological analysis, if the significant archaeological resourceshave been conserved by removal and documentation, or by preservation on site. Wheresignificant archaeological resources must be preserved on site, only development andsite alteration, which maintains the heritage integrity of the site may be permitted.6.13 The Town will have regard for known built heritage resources, significant cultural heritagelandscapes and known archaeological resources in the undertaking of municipal publicworks, such as roads and infrastructure projects carried under the Municipal ClassEnvironmental Assessment (EA) process.6.14 Town will consult with the appropriate government agency when an unidentifiedcemetery or unmarked human burial site is identified and affected by development.106Adopted July 26, 2006 Approved by OMB May 2009, March 2010 & April 8, 2011
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