Cambridge By-law 26-021, s. 7.3(a) — Property Standards By-law
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using the same types of material as the original;
- (b) where the same types of material as the original are no longer available, using approved alternative materials that replicate the design, colour, texture, grain, materials or other distinctive feature, and appearance of the original material; and
- (c) in such a manner so as to replicate the design, colour, texture, grain, and other distinctive features and appearance of the Character-Defining Element. Altering Protected Heritage Properties
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- 7.2(a)
- 7.3
- 7.4
- 7.5 Vacant Heritage Properties Vacant Heritage Property shall be protected against risk of fire, storm, neglect, intentional damage, or damage caused by animals and unauthorized Persons, and by closing and securing openings to any structures with boarding. This boarding must completely cover all openings, and be properly fitted in a watertight manner with the side jams, the head jams, and the exterior bottom sill of the opening so that any exterior trim and cladding remains uncovered and undamaged by the boarding. The boarding shall be installed in such a way that The Corporation of the City of Cambridge By-law Number 26-021 minimizes damage to every Character-Defining Element, including windows and doors, is reversible, and minimizes visual impact
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