Other Official Plan Policies Proposed to be Amended as part of the Neighbourhood Planning Review

C.1.33 f) the provision of appropriately sized front porches where they are predominant architectural feature on the street; and g) the consideration of garage built form, and whether the predominant built form on the street is a detached or an attached garage and the location/setback of the garage relative to the principle dwelling, or no garage at all. [...] C.1.34 The City will ensure that new development or redevelopment will: a) be in conformity with the applicable designating by-law passed under Part IV and Part V of the Ontario Heritage Act and/or policies guidelines of the applicable Heritage Conservation Plan; b) support, maintain and enhance the major characteristics of the cultural heritage landscape; c) support the adaptive reuse of existing. [...] C.1.35 The City will ensure that where additions and/or alterations are proposed to built cultural heritage resources, the following principles will be followed: a) the maintenance of the basic relations of the horizontal divisions of the building; b) the maintenance of the original façade components and materials; c) the replication of the original parts and materials; and, d) the removal of elem. [...] Any conclusions and recommendations of the Heritage Impact Assessment, the Visual Impact Assessment and/or the Heritage Conservation Plan approved by the City will be incorporated as mitigative and/or conservation measures into the plans for development or redevelopment and into the requirements and conditions of approval of any application submitted under the Planning Act. [...] This will be encouraged where through special studies, the long-term viability of the adjacent industrial employment area uses and the long-term viability of the residential area, including the long-term suitability of the area for residential use is demonstrated.