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Quiz 2 Flashcards

1
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Heritage Planning Shift

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  • increased litigiousness

- rest on slides

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Ontario Heritage Case Law Project

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  • origins of project
    1. lack of heritage legislation based on
    2. Salmoni Building
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Are property rights enshrined in our constitution?

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No

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Tremblay V Lakeshore

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Landmark Case

  • Municipality of Lakeshore
  • provisions of several catholic churches wanted to designate them
  • parish didn’t want them to
  • municipal passed by-law will not designate unless owner consent (created undue restriction)
  • contrary to supreme court hearing
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Viner Assets v Ottawa

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  • ambiguity Prov policy definition

- property may have heritage value but not designated yet

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Andrew’s Jewelry Store

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  • municipality designated inside (cases)

- fixture vs channel

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The Municipal Act

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  • at what point do we designate heritage?

- the legislation has been used to stop development, and in place of other legislation (Planning Act)

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Ontario Heritage Act

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  • purpose: doesn’t have one
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Heritage Conservation District

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  • helps manage change in neighbourhood

- enhances/complements community character

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Top 10 Consistent Issues

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  • on slides
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Robinson + Dale

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Reflections of Sustainability (on slides)

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Hawkes Four Pillars

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  • culture
  • social
  • econ
  • env
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13
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quote of the year

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the big picture is to think about the big picture

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Adaption-Resilience

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  • Gatineau example
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80/20 rule

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  • 80% comments that come from 20% of population
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Conservation Review Board

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  • deals with designation and alteration
  • deal with designate archaeological sites
  • doesn’t deal with demolition (lpat)
  • councils can choose to ignore them
17
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Bill 108

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  • remove crb designation and alteration

- will create more things going through appeal

18
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Expert’s Duty

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  • on slides
19
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Ethics

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Branch of philosophy that deal with moral principles

20
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Ethics as it applies to heritage conservation

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  • conservation ethics as moral practice: acting responsibly to humanity
  • ce as best conservation practice: acting responsibly to the historic place
  • ce as best professional practice: acting responsibly to clients and colleagues
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ICOMOS Ethical Statement

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  • provides tool to improve and clarify ethical conservation practice
22
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Canada Association of Heritage Professionals ‘Code of Professional Conduct & Ethics’ Objectives

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  • guidelines for members to follow when doing work
  • set of standards members must comply with
  • ensure interests of public and clients will be properly served by members of the organization
23
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Canada Association of Heritage Professionals ‘Code of Professional Conduct & Ethics’ Sections

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  • qualifications
  • professionalism
  • responsibility to colleagues, employers, clients
  • proposals and fees
  • disciplinary procedures
24
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Ipperwash Inquiry Findings

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  • archeological master plans were a recommendation
  • 1990s cadet camp on lake huron, taken from indigenous group for military purposes, was gonna be given back until they now longer needed it
  • protests and death led to ipperwash inquiry
  • if they had done archaeology they would have been aware of interests/history
25
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Archaeology Requirements

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  • regulated by the province

- Ontario only province without provincial repository

26
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Revisions to PPS

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  • change in definitions

- should consider/promote arch. master plans - vague

27
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OHA & Archaeology

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  • illegal to disturb arch site unless certified archaeologist
  • no registered, not an arch site
28
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Planning & Arch

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  • need to rethink planning methodology

- need to planning for arch at larger scales compared to traditional one site arch

29
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Archaeology is a Form of Risk Management T/F

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T

30
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Kingston Master Plan

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  • difference between city and township, old city recommendations rejected by council
    Objectives
  • figure out registered v unregistered arch sites
  • create model where arch required
  • actually look at legislation

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