Heritage Buildings definition

Heritage Buildings means classes of building which are categorised in the First Schedule;

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Heritage Buildings means the structures identified on Map 2 with a dashed outline and noted as "Heritage Structures To Be Retained";

Heritage Buildings means the Existing Buildings referenced in Schedule B, which includes the Main House and the Roost, and excludes the Garage;

Examples of Heritage Buildings in a sentence

Additionally, the proposal is consistent with the City of Kelowna’s Adaptive Reuse Guidelines for Residential Heritage Buildings, with its residential component and scale of use.
The Tenant covenants and agrees with the Landlord that in the event of complete or substantially complete destruction of the Heritage Buildings, the Tenant, subject to the regulations and requirements of the Authority and any other government authority having jurisdiction, will reconstruct or replace the Heritage Buildings in accordance with the requirements set out in the Heritage Revitalization Agreement.
The site is subject to the general heritage policies identified in Section 5 of the Plan as well as Section 5.15 the “Density Transfer Policy for Heritage Buildings with Significant Open Space”.
The Project Management Consultant shall ensure that the renovations are in conformity with the norms and specifications acceptable to Conservator of Heritage Buildings, Warsaw and other local laws of the Warsaw City authorities / Mazovian Government.
These buildings have been listed on the City’s Inventory of Heritage Buildings since 1973.
Prior to the commencement of any development on the Lands, the Tenant will apply to the Authority for a Heritage Alteration Permit and any other permits necessary to restore the Heritage Buildings in accordance with the Heritage Revitalization Agreement.
Upon receipt of a Heritage Alteration Permit and a building permit, as necessary, the Tenant will carry out the restoration of the Heritage Buildings expeditiously and in a good and workmanlike manner and in substantial accordance with the drawings, elevations, specifications (including materials to be used), location on the Lands, and exterior decoration and design all upon which the issuance of the Heritage Alteration Permit and building permits by the Authority having jurisdiction are based.

More Definitions of Heritage Buildings

Heritage Buildings means the existing buildings currently located on the date of enactment of this By-law on the properties municipally known in 2016 as 738,740, 742, 744 and 746 Bathurst Street, 585 Bloor Street West and 581, 583, 585, 587, 589, 593, 595, 597, 588, 590, 593, 594, 596, 598, 600, 602 and 610 Markham Street and 604 to 606 Markham Street upon the relocation of the existing building located at 610 Markham Street to 604 to 606 Markham Street;

Heritage Buildings means buildings, with their grounds, known as ‘Christ Church Cathedral’, compromising the Cathedral, its moveable cultural heritage and rare collections, cemetery and park (Lots 1 and 2 - DP 36886 and Lot 3 - DP 1149011 at 52A Church Street, Newcastle, NSW, 2300), the Anglican Cathedral Hall known as the ‘Horbury Hunt Hall’ (Lot 1 - DP 198891 at 52A Church Street, Newcastle, NSW, 2300) and grounds as outlined in the Second Schedule of the Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle, Cemetery Act 1966 No.20 (NSW).

Heritage Buildings means collectively the Glendella, the Post Office and Constables Cabin.

Heritage Buildings means, together, the Surtees Homestead and the Surtees Barn.

Heritage Buildings means buildings (including artifacts), structures of historical or aesthetic or architectural or environmental significance (hereinafter referred to as “listed buildings” or “heritage buildings”) which are included in a list(s) published by notification in the Government Gazette, by the Government, from time to time ;

Heritage Buildings means and includes any building of one or more part thereof and/