The Town of Caledon invites you to attend the first of a series of community consultation meetings to discuss the Plan and Guidelines phase of the Village of Bolton Heritage Conservation District project (caledon.ca/boltonhcd) on Thursday, February 19, 2015.
What is a Heritage Conservation District Plan?
Phase 2 of the Village of Bolton Heritage Conservation District (HCD) project will be a year-long process to develop the HCD Plan and Guidelines.
The HCD Plan and Guidelines will detail the objectives, policies and procedures for conserving the area’s heritage character and guiding change and enhancements in the District.
Community consultation will be central to the development of the HCD Plan to ensure that the Plan reflects community values and priorities.
For more information, visit caledon.ca/boltonhcd
What is the format of the meeting?
The purpose of the meeting is to
Recap the Phase 1 HCD Study recommendations,
Provide an overview of what an HCD Plan and Guidelines give direction on, and
Hold a workshop with break-out groups to get your feedback on community priorities.
The meeting will begin at 7 p.m., however, the hall will be open from 6:30 pm to allow for a public review of display boards.
When and where is it?
Date: Thursday, February 19, 2015
Time: 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. (presentation starts at 7:00 p.m.)
Location: Rotary Place – Egan Room 7 Rotarian Way, Bolton L7E 1Y2
Contact
For additional information, please contact: Sally Drummond, Heritage Resource Officer, at (905) 584-2272 x. 4243 sally.drummond@caledon.ca.
Accessibility
If you require an accessibility accommodation to attend or participate or to access information in an alternate format please contact Legislative Services by phone at 905.584.2272 x.2366 or via email at accessibility@caledon.ca.
Patti
For those of us who attended this well-managed public presentation and workshop, the account of it in the most recent Caledon Enterprise is highly misleading for the Bolton public, more of whom attended than is stated: http://www.caledonenterprise.com/news-story/5448839-should-downtown-bolton-be-a-heritage-district-/ Its new editor, who was not there, relies on a known planning adversary to describe a meeting in which only a table of developer suppliers refused to actively participate in the lively and mostly very constructive working session in which Bolton folk were asked to describe which areas of the proposed district were most important to them and why. Bill Rea of the Citizen did attend and I have no doubt that his upcoming comments will NOT imply that there was significant opposition.