Heritage Guelph Committee
Meeting Agenda

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Remote meeting via Cisco Webex

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For alternate meeting formats or to register as a delegate, please contact the Policy Planning Clerk by email at andrew.sandor@guelph.ca or by calling (519) 837-5616, extension 2459.

Delegations will be allocated a maximum of five minutes to present their opinions to the committee.  Delegations must register prior to the meeting and no later than 12:00 noon on September 10, 2021. Persons not registering by the deadline will not be allowed to address the committee.


  • Recommendation:

    That the minutes from the July 12, 2021 and the July 26, 2021 meetings of the Heritage Guelph Committee, be approved. 

Verbal Update:
Krista Walkey, General Manager, Planning & Building Services

Presentation:
Stephen Robinson, Senior Heritage Planner

  • Recommendation:

    THAT Heritage Guelph supports the recommendation made by Staff in the report 239 Elizabeth Street: Proposed Demolition.

Presentation:
Stacey Laughlin, Senior Policy Planner

  • Recommendation:

    THAT Heritage Guelph provides the following comments on the draft cultural heritage policies (Section 11.3.4) of the proposed Official Plan Amendment for the Clair-Maltby Secondary Plan for consideration by staff and Council: What are your thoughts/comments about the proposed policy approaches?

Presentation:
Donna Tremblay, Board and Committee Co-Ordinator

  • Recommendation:
    1. That the report titled “Heritage Guelph - Prioritization Exercise - Results and Next Steps” dated September 13, 2021 be received.
    2. That a three-phase strategy approach to address the prioritized list of opportunities for the Committee be approved.
    3. That a phase 1 strategy include the following high priority opportunities as identified by Heritage Guelph:
      1. Heritage Guelph should include a Council member on the committee who can bring the heritage conservation to the Council table.
      2. Communication opportunities with the community should be explored to increase awareness about the importance of preserving local heritage and to demystify the myths about heritage preservation.
      3. City staff should support discussing ideas and opportunities even if they don’t always algin with past decisions where appropriate.
      4. Financial resources are needed for training, programs and outreach.
    4. That a draft phase 1 strategy be provided for approval at an upcoming Heritage Guelph meeting.

Verbal Update:
Donna Tremblay, Board and Committee Co-Ordinator

Presentation:
Madeline Gibson, Policy Planner

Please provide any announcements, to the Chair or Staff Liaison in writing, by 10 am on the day of the Committee meeting.  

Heritage Guelph - October 12, 2021 at 12:00 p.m.