Meadowvale Village Heritage Conservation District Subcommittee

Meeting #:
Date:
Time:
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Location:
Online Video Conference
Members
  • Jim Holmes, Citizen Member (Chair)
  • Brian Carmody, Citizen Member
  • Greg Laughton, Citizen Member
  • John McAskin, Citizen Member
  • Dave Moir, Citizen Member
  • Carmela Pierro, Citizen Member
  • Terry Wilson, Citizen Member
  • Greg Young, Citizen Member
Members Absent
  • Gord MacKinnon, Citizen Member

Committee Members engaged in a discussion and noted the following questions and concerns:


• The paint color did not maintain heritage characteristics.
• That the proposed alteration to the outbuilding doors is to move a single door to the side of the outbuilding and replace the double doors in the           front with faux doors that maintain heritage characteristics for approval
• That the alteration to the windows follow heritage guidelines and characteristics.
• Inquired whether there was a permit for the construction of the lean-to.


That the application be refused, until concerns regarding the paint colour, alteration to the outbuilding door, windows, lean-to, and compliance issues are met.

  • RECOMMENDATIONMVHCD-0003-2021

    That the report to alter the outbuilding located at 1133 Willow Lane, as per the memorandum from John Dunlop, Manager of Heritage Planning and Indigenous Relations dated March 23, 2021, be refused.

    Carried

Committee Members engaged in a discussion and noted concerns with the appearance of the guide rails, and inquired if the guide rails could be removed. John Dunlop, Manager, Heritage Planning advised that the guide rails were required for liability reasons and noted there were different options for the appearance of the vinyl wrap. Jim Holmes, Chair requested that the subcommittee look into other options for the guide rails.

  • RECOMMENDATIONMVHCD-0004-2021

    That the memorandum entitled Willow Lane Culvert Update from John Dunlop, Manager of Heritage Planning and Indigenous Relations, dated March 23, 2021 be received.

    Received

Committee Members were provided an update on the scheduled bridge rehabilitation work commencing in July and advised that the bridge will be tested for its load capacity during the restoration work.

John Dunlop, Manager, Heritage Planning and Indigenous Relations advised Committee Members that the information regarding load capacity will be useful in discussions with the developer. Mr. Dunlop further informed the Committee that the developer will be required to enter into a construction agreement with the City and securities will be paid to the City, which would be used towards repair if damage occurs to the bridge.

  • RECOMMENDATIONMVHCD-0005-2021

    That the memorandum entitled Credit River Bridge Rehabilitation Work, from John Dunlop, Manager, Heritage Planning and Indigenous Relations, dated March 23rd, 2021, be received for information as the proposed work plan put forth by the City’s Transportation Infrastructure Department does not require a permit.

    Received

May 4, 2021