Toronto By-law 629, s. A — The attributes or features of property, buildings or structures that contribute to the property's cultural heritage value or interest that are defined or described or that can be reasonably inferred
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The attributes or features of property, buildings or structures that contribute to the property's cultural heritage value or interest that are defined or described or that can be reasonably inferred:
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- This by-law also redesignated former Art. V, Transition, as Art. VI, and former § 629-43, Transition, as § 629-50. 629-46 April 30, 2025
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- 629-43 Definitions
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