Urban Design Guidelines - Town of Caledon

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BOLTONEXISTING DESIGNATED HERITAGE PROPERTIES IN THEBOLTON CORE2.1.8. Heritage ConservationThe Town of Caledon should take leadershipto protect and enhance the special characterof groups of properties in the historic coreof Bolton, established by the overall heritagequality of buildings, streets and open spaces asseen together.There are currently 13 designated heritage properties inthe Historic Core of Bolton:1. Laurel Hill Cemetery: 203 Queen Street North;2. Steel Truss Bridge over Humber River on GlasgowRoad (outside CIPA);3. Shore-Nease House: 34 Temperance Street;4. True Blue Masonic Lodge: 16 Nancy Street;5. Goodfellow-Natress-Potts House: 25 Nancy Street;6. Smith-Schaefer-Potts House: 31 Nancy Street;7. Joseph Watson House: 45 Nancy Street;8. Guardhouse-Goodfellow House: 83 King Street East;9. McFall House: 97 King Street East;10. Lambert Bolton House: 65 James Street (outsideCIPA);11. Shields-Gillander Property: 65 Sneath Road (outsideCIPA); and12. Steel Truss Bridge over Humber River on SneathRoad (outside CIPA).36 Town of Caledon
A further property, the Charles Bolton House at 159Victoria (13), has been nominated for designation butthe process is not yet complete. Most of the designatedproperties are houses except for the True Blue MasonicLodge, the Laurel Hill Cemetery and the two steel trussbridges over the Humber River.The Town of Caledon has sponsored two studies whichmake recommendations for heritage conservationdistrict(s) in Bolton. These are the Draft Built HeritageInventory and the Cultural Heritage Landscape Inventory(Phase 2). There are also currently two financial incentiveprograms available to designated properties in the town,including: a Matching Grant Program (for residentialand institutional properties) that is managed by the Townof Caledon and a Heritage Tax Rebate Program (forcommercial and industrial properties) that is managed bythe Caledon Heritage Foundation.SHORE-NEASE HOUSE,this residencelocated on 34TemperanceStreet is adesignatedheritage propertyMR. SUBBUILDING,which used to bethe TelephoneExchange is agood candidatefor façadeimprovementOLDTELEPHONEEXCHANGE, atQueen and SterneStreets37URBAN DESIGN GUIDELINESFINAL Bolton CIP Urban Design Guidelines | April 2009
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