Council Planning · May 14, 2024 · Item 2.2
Property known as 9 Omar Street be removed from the Municipal Register of Cultural Heritage Properties, and… be approved
Amendment under the agenda item 9 Omar Street – Removal from Municipal Register of Cultural Heritage Properties and Notice of Intention to Demolish, 2024-225
Carried (13 to 0)
13 in favour, 0 against — unanimous
What was voted on
The motion in its exact words, as recorded in the minutes.
That the property known as 9 Omar Street be removed from the Municipal Register of Cultural Heritage Properties, and; That the demolition of dwelling at 9 Omar Street be approved.
How the room voted
In favour (13)
- Allt
- Billings
- Busuttil
- Caron
- Caton
- Chew
- Downer
- Gibson
- Goller
- Guthrie
- Klassen
- O'Rourke
- Richardson
What council was given
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- 9 Omar Street - Removal from Municipal Register and Notice of Intention to Demolish - 2024-225.pdf
Staff recommend removing 9 Omar Street from the City's register of cultural heritage properties and approving demolition of the house. Knight Lumber Company applied in March 2024, and under the Ontario Heritage Act Council has 60 days from a complete application to decide. Heritage planning staff and the Heritage Guelph advisory committee concluded the property does not have enough cultural heritage value to warrant protection. No financial implications are identified.
- Attachment-1 Property Location and Current Photos.pdf
- Attachment-2 Historical Images.pdf
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What was said
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4:20So we move right to bylaws and those are going to be moved by Councillor Downer.
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