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The City of Windsor is pleased to launch a Heritage Conservation District (HCD) study project focused on Walkerville. The Walkerville HCD Study is composed of background and historical research, inventory of heritage resources in Walkerville, discussions on the Walkerville boundary and how the community would like to maintain/recognize the heritage in Walkerville. We invite you to learn about the project, and share your stories and vision for the area (subscribe for updates)!
Thank you to all who attended our public kick-off meeting on Monday, November 20, 2023 and who participated in the online survey! A video recording of the in-person presentation is now available on the City of Windsor's YouTube channel.
The City of Windsor is pleased to launch a Heritage Conservation District (HCD) study project focused on Walkerville. The Walkerville HCD Study is composed of background and historical research, inventory of heritage resources in Walkerville, discussions on the Walkerville boundary and how the community would like to maintain/recognize the heritage in Walkerville. We invite you to learn about the project, and share your stories and vision for the area (subscribe for updates)!
Thank you to all who attended our public kick-off meeting on Monday, November 20, 2023 and who participated in the online survey! A video recording of the in-person presentation is now available on the City of Windsor's YouTube channel.
Walkerville Heritage Conservation District Study has finished this stage
Public meeting: November 20, 2023
Development Heritage Standing Committee: December 4, 2023
The online survey and engagement tools are now closed.
City Staff conducted a photo inventory of the properties in the Walkerville HCD Study area.
Stage 2 - Inventory Research
Walkerville Heritage Conservation District Study is currently at this stage
City Staff and Heritage Consultants are conducting research and undertaking an inventory of heritage resources in Walkerville.
Stage 3 - Draft Study
this is an upcoming stage for Walkerville Heritage Conservation District Study
A draft HCD study will be prepared using the information gathered during Stage 2 - Inventory Research.
Stage 4 - Review Period
this is an upcoming stage for Walkerville Heritage Conservation District Study
2nd Public Meeting aimed for Summer 2024. The draft HCD study will be made publicly available for review and comments. We encourage feedback and participation through our online survey and engagement tools.
Stage 5 - Final Report
this is an upcoming stage for Walkerville Heritage Conservation District Study
Presentation of the final HCD study report to Development & Heritage Standing Committee Meeting