Downtown Plan

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Report) Affordable Housing Master Plan). To date, the policies guiding height (i.e. through The Collingwood Downtown Heritage the HCD, zoning, and official plan) have been Conservation District (HCD) was initially a ‘broad swaths’ approach that treats all sites completed in 2002 and resulted in Bylaw 02-12 within the Downtown the same. As an alternative, which defines an HCD boundary and protects the it is recommended that the Town undertake an HCD under Part V of the Ontario Heritage Act. In Intensification Study for the Downtown (including 2008, the HCD Plan was revised in response to both the HCD and the Downtown Commercial amendments to the Ontario Heritage Act in 2005, Core boundaries) on a site-by-site basis to and subsequent regulations and amendments identify opportunities for additional height. An since 2005. Most notably, s.41.1(1) of the Ontario Intensification Study would identify opportunity Heritage Act required the adoption by bylaw of sites, including those that may be consolidated an HCD Plan, making its objectives, policies, and in the future, and prepare detailed 3D massing design guidelines enforceable. to understand achievable heights and built form based on heritage character, shadow impacts, With regard to height, the Collingwood Downtown parking requirements, etc. HCD Plan notes that “the allowable height is as stated in the Town’s zoning bylaw.” Under the A heritage architect should be

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