City of Barrie - File #: 15-A-121

• File #: 15-A-121
• Version: 2
• Type: Presentation - AC/RC
• Status: Received
• File created: 10/19/2015
• In control: City Council
• On agenda: 10/26/2015
• Final action: 10/26/2015
• Title: PRESENTATION REGARDING THE 2015 PROGRESS REPORT FOR THE HISTORIC NEIGHBOURHOOD STRATEGY (HNS). Mr. Bill Scott of the Barrie Historical Neighbourhood Strategy provided a presentation on concerning the 2015 Progress Report for the Historic Neighbourhood Strategy. Mr. Scott discussed slides concerning the following topics: * The background and mandate associated with the Strategy; * Representation on the Historic Neighbourhood Strategy Committee; * The short to long term goals of the Strategy, including the major goals of the strategy related to addressing property standards by-law infractions, infrastructure maintenance, unique signage in historic neighbourhoods and control of graffiti by replacement with murals; * Photographs of Barrie that potential sites for murals; * Photographs of examples of murals from other municipalities in Canada; * The long term goals of the Strategy including the development of framework to protect historic neighbourhoods and the Allandale Pilot...
• Related files: 15-G-270, 16-G-018

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result
10/26/2015	2	City Council	Received

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PRESENTATION REGARDING THE 2015 PROGRESS REPORT FOR THE HISTORIC NEIGHBOURHOOD STRATEGY (HNS).

Mr. Bill Scott of the Barrie Historical Neighbourhood Strategy provided a presentation on concerning the 2015 Progress Report for the Historic Neighbourhood Strategy.

Mr. Scott discussed slides concerning the following topics:

•                     The background and mandate associated with the Strategy;

•                     Representation on the Historic Neighbourhood Strategy Committee;

•                     The short to long term goals of the Strategy, including the major goals of the strategy related to addressing property standards by-law infractions, infrastructure maintenance, unique signage in historic neighbourhoods and control of graffiti by replacement with murals;

•                     Photographs of Barrie that potential sites for murals;

•                     Photographs of examples of murals from other municipalities in Canada;

•                     The long term goals of the Strategy including the development of framework to protect historic neighbourhoods and the Allandale Pilot Project; and

•                     The future outlook associated with the Strategy including a request for a $10,000 budget.

Members of Council asked questions of the presenter and received responses.