REFERRAL RESPONSE ON HERITAGE PROCEDURES

On properties identified as protected heritage properties (i.e., identified heritage resources) within the HCA and protected heritage properties located outside the Steveston Village HCA, alterations affecting building exteriors and any new buildings or additions would require a HAP following the Steveston Village Conservation Strategy and the Standards and Guidelines for the Conservation of Historic Places prepared by Parks Canada. Any new construction or addition on a protected heritage property would be reviewed through the HAP process, but also must be consistent with the applicable DP guidelines. HAP applications will be considered by a standing committee (the Planning Committee for privately-owned heritage properties and the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Committee for city-owned heritage properties) before they are considered by Council. • Require a DP only (no HAP in most cases) for non-heritage properties: On non-heritage properties within the Steveston Village HCA, new development or alterations affecting building exteriors would be required to secure a DP following the applicable DP guidelines. DP applications will be considered by the Development Permit Panel before they are considered by Council. However, some elements that cannot be regulated by a DP would continue to be subject to the HAP requirement as the impacts of the elements on the overall character within the HCA could be significant. These elements are signs, awnings, exterior painting, patios and subdivision with no associated development application

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