Kingston By-law 2005-100, s. 7.5 — Replacement of Heritage Attributes Despite any other provision in this Bylaw, where a Built Heritage Specialist determines that a Heritage Attribute of a Designated Heritage Property cannot be repaired the Heritage Attribute shall be replaced
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Replacement of Heritage Attributes Despite any other provision in this Bylaw, where a Built Heritage Specialist determines that a Heritage Attribute of a Designated Heritage Property cannot be repaired the Heritage Attribute shall be replaced:
- Using the same types of material as the original;
Where the same types of material as the original are no longer available, City-approved alternative materials that replicate the design, colour, texture, grain, or other distinctive features and appearance of the original material may be used, in accordance with Bylaw 2013-141, the Procedural Bylaw for Heritage, as amended; In such a manner as to replicate the design, colour, texture, grain, and other distinctive features and appearance of the Heritage Attribute; and The removal of the original material shall be documented by photographs, to-scale drawings, and/or any means identified by heritage staff. Clearing and Leveling of Designated Heritage Properties
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- 7.3 Alterations to Designated Heritage Properties Despite any other provision of this Bylaw or the Building Code Act, 1992, S.O. 1992, c. 23 as amended, no Designated Heritage Property shall be altered except as Maintenance pursuant to this Bylaw or pursuant to the approval requirements under the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.0.18, as amended and Bylaw 2013-141, the Procedural Bylaw for Heritage, as amended
- 7.4 Repair of Heritage Attributes Despite any other provision in this Bylaw, where a Heritage Attribute of a Designated Heritage Property can be Repaired, the Heritage Attribute shall not be replaced and shall be Repaired
- 7.6
- 7.7 Vacant Designated Heritage Properties Despite any other provision of this Bylaw or the Building Code Act, 1992, S.O. 1992, c. 23 as amended, where a Designated Heritage Property is vacant, the Owner shall ensure that appropriate utilities serving the Property are connected, as required, in order to provide, Maintain, and to monitor proper heat and ventilation to prevent damage to the Heritage Attributes
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