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Norfolk Heritage Committee
May 27, 2024
What was decided (9 motions)
9 carried, 0 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.
THAT the Agenda be approved as presented.
Moved by Leonard Herrewynen, seconded by Councillor Masschaele
Carried
THAT the minutes of the May 27, 2024 meeting of the Norfolk Heritage Committee be approved as presented.
Moved by Leonard Herrewynen, seconded by Bob Wood
Carried
THAT committee member, Mary Caughill, be authorized to proceed with researching and authoring a Statement of Cultural Significance for the Vittoria Christ Church to be reviewed at a future meeting.
Moved by Wesley Wilson, seconded by Leonard Herrewynen
Carried
THAT the Union Hotel Heritage Permit HPA-2024-01 be approved.
Moved by Leonard Herrewynen, seconded by Wayne Hingston
Carried Unanimously
THAT Option 1 with wood stain be approved as the finish for the front storm door of the Norfolk County Archives.
Moved by Leonard Herrewynen, seconded by Mary Caughill
Carried Unanimously
THAT the brass MUSEUM plaque be reinstalled on the front door once restoration is complete.
Moved by Leonard Herrewynen, seconded by Wayne Hingston
Carried
WHEREAS the Carillon Tower is Norfolk County's official war memorial and a registered designated property under the Ontario Heritage Act, and is directly adjacent to the Norfolk Street Bridge slated for rehabilitation in 2026; THAT the Norfolk Heritage Committee requires a Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA) be performed prior to the rehabilitation of the bridge; THAT the Heritage Impact Assessment must consider but is not limited to evaluating vibration, masonry cracking control, and dust mitigation; THAT the Heritage Impact Assessment, upon completion, be submitted to the Norfolk Heritage Committee for review and approval and/or further direction prior to work commencing on the bridge.
Moved by Wesley Wilson, seconded by Bob Wood
Carried Unanimously
WHEREAS the Old Bloomsburg Bridge is a dry stack culvert dating from 1854, still standing in its original location and is a registered designated property under the Ontario Heritage Act, and is directly adjacent to the Bloomsburg Bridge on Old Hwy. 24 slated for rehabilitation in 2025; THAT the Norfolk Heritage Committee requires a Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA) be performed prior to the rehabilitation of the bridge; THAT the Heritage Impact Assessment must consider but is not limited to evaluating the effects of vibration, masonry cracking control, protection measures for the culvert and ground liquefaction; THAT the Heritage Impact Assessment, upon completion, be submitted to the Norfolk Heritage Committee for review and approval and/or further direction prior to work commencing on the bridge.
Moved by Wayne Hingston, seconded by Leonard Herrewynen