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06 17 2019 Heritage Committee Agenda4� �k� Wi Township of Froud Heritage, Exciting Future Page 1. Agenda Approval: a) Motion to Approve the Agenda. The Township of Oro-Medonte Heritage Committee Agenda Robinson Room Monday, June 17, 2019 6:00 p.m. 2. Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest: 3. Approval of Minutes of Previous Meeting: 2 - 7 a) Minutes of Heritage Committee meeting held on Monday, May 13, 2019. 4. Communications: 8 a) Correspondence received from Bert Duclos re: Heritage Services. 9 b) Correspondence dated May 19, 2019 from Ally Marino re: Shanty Bay Public School. 10-38 c) Correspondence dated June 11, 2019 from Glenn B. Hodges, Laura M. Hodges, and John B. Hodges re: Request for Designation of Home and Property as a Heritage / Historical Site. 5. Reports of Members of Council/Municipal Officers: 39-49 a) Catherine McLean, Planner re: Draft List of Cairns, Plaques, Monuments, Cemeteries and Churches in the Township of Oro-Medonte. 50-65 b) Catherine McLean, Planner re: Index of Register of Heritage Listed and Designated Properties. 66-69 c) Catherine McLean, Planner re: Township of Oro-Medonte Cultural Heritage Resource Evaluation Form. 70 d) Mayor H.S. Hughes; Councillor Keane re: 200th Anniversary Celebration. 6. Next Meeting Date: Monday, September 16, 2019 (TBC). 7. Adjournment: a) Motion to Adjourn. Page 1 of 70 3.a) Minutes of Heritage Committee meeting held on Monday, May 13, 2019. .'-- �,. Tnwruhip of Proud Heritage, Exciting Future Monday, May 13, 2019 Present: The Township of Oro-Medonte Heritage Committee Meeting Minutes Council Chambers Mayor H.S. Hughes (left Councillor Cathy Keane, Councillor Ian Veitch, Vic Ruth Fountain Dorothy Moore Kayla Thibeault Bob Tudhope Regrets: Chris Eaves Time: 6:00 p.m. Staff Present: Andria Leigh, Director, Development Services; Catherine McLean, 1. a) Planner; Janette Teeter, Supervisor, Clerk's Services/Deputy Clerk Agenda Approval: Motion to Approve the Agenda.' Motion No. HC190513-1 Moved by Moore, Seconded by Fountain It is recommended that the agenda for the Heritage Committee meeting held on Monday, May 13, 2019 be received and approved. NoCarried. 2. Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest: None declared. Page 1 of 6 Page 2 of 70 3.a) Minutes of Heritage Committee meeting held on Monday, May 13, 2019. Heritage Committee Minutes — Monday, May 13, 2019. 3. Approval of Minutes of Previous Meeting: a) Minutes of Heritage Committee meeting held on Monday, April 15, 2019. Motion No. HC190513-2 Moved by Thibeault, Seconded by Tudhope It is recommended that the draft minutes of Heritage Committee meeting held on Monday, April 15, 2019 be received and approved as printed and circulated. Carried. 4. Communications: AA66 a) Correspondence dated May 6, 2019 from Bertrand (Bert) Duclos, Heritage Outreach Consultant, Libraries, Arts and Heritage Services Unit, Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport re: Proposed Amendments to the Ontario Heritage Act. A161 '14h" N Motion No. HC190513-3 Moved by Thibeault, Seconded I It is recommended 1. That the correspondence dated May 6, 2019 from Bertrand (Bert) Duclos, Heritage Outreach Consultant, Libraries, Arts and Heritage Services Unit, Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport re: Proposed Amendments to the Ontario Heritage Act be received. 2. That staff bring forward the proposed regulations and guidance documents for further review by the Committee when available for Provincial Consultation. IV '% X� Carried. b) Correspondence from Community Heritage Ontario (CHO) re: Quarterly Publication, Spring 2019. Motion No. C190513-74 Moved by Tudhope, Seconded by Thibeault It is recommended that the correspondence from Community Heritage Ontario (CHO) re: Quarterly Publication, Spring 2019 be received. Carried. Page 2of6 Page 3 of 70 3.a) Minutes of Heritage Committee meeting held on Monday, May 13, 2019. Heritage Committee Minutes — Monday, May 13, 2019. 5. Reports of Members of Council/Municipal Officers: a) Ruth Fountain re: Township of Oro-Medonte Cemetery Signage. Motion No. HC190513-5 Moved by Fountain, Seconded by Thibeault It is recommended 1. That the verbal information presented by Ruth Fountain re: Township of Oro- Medonte Cemetery Signage be received. 2. That it is recommended to Council that appropriate signage, if required, be posted at the Township cemeteries. 3. That the matter be referred to 2020 budget deliberations Carried. b) Catherine McLean, Planner re: Draft Heritage Committee Strategic Work Plan (2018- 2022 Term of Council) [from April 15, 2019 meeting], Motion No. HC190513-6 Moved by Thibeault, Seconded I It is recommended l w _ 1. That the correspondence dated May 13, 2019 and presented by Catherine McLean, Planner re: Draft Heritage Committee Strategic Work Plan (2018-2022 Term of Council) be received and approved. 2. That it is recommended to Council that the Heritage Committee Strategic Work Plan (2018-2022 Term of Council), per the Heritage Committee By -Law No. 2019-021, be endorsed. 1%L 1% 1% Carried. Page 3of6 Page 4 of 70 3.a) Minutes of Heritage Committee meeting held on Monday, May 13, 2019. Heritage Committee Minutes — Monday, May 13, 2019. c) Catherine McLean, Planner re: Draft List of Cairns, Plaques, Monuments, Cemeteries and Churches in the Township of Oro-Medonte. Motion No. HC190513-7 Moved by Moore, Seconded by Tudhope It is recommended 1. That the correspondence dated May 13, 2019 and presented by Catherine McLean, Planner re: Draft List of Cairns, Plaques, Monuments, Cemeteries and Churches in the Township of Oro-Medonte be received. 2. That updates, as discussed, be completed and the working document be brought back to the next Heritage Committee meeting. Carried. d) Catherine McLean, Planner re: Index of Register of Heritage Designated and Listed Properties. Motion No. HC190513-8 Moved by Thibeault, Seconded by Tudhope It is recommended 1. That the correspondence dated May 13, 2019 and presented by Catherine McLean, Planner re: Index of Register of Heritage Designated and Listed Properties be received. 2. That updates, as discussed, be completed and the working document be brought back to the next Heritage Committee meeting. Carried. e) Catherine McLean, Planner re: Township of Oro-Medonte Books Donation to Schools within the Township of Oro-Medonte. Motion No. HC190513-9 Moved by Moore, Seconded by Tudhope It is recommended 1. That the verbal information presented by Catherine McLean, Planner re: Township of Oro-Medonte Books Donation to Schools within the Township of Oro-Medonte be received. 2. That it is recommended to Council that the schools, located within the Township of Oro-Medonte, receive a complimentary copy of the Township books, as applicable. 3. That staff coordinate the matter accordingly. Carried. Page 4of6 Page 5 of 70 3.a) Minutes of Heritage Committee meeting held on Monday, May 13, 2019. Heritage Committee Minutes — Monday, May 13, 2019. f) Mayor H.S. Hughes re: Legend of the Drinking Gourd book by W. Allen Fisher. Motion No. HC190513-10 Moved by Moore, Seconded by Fountain It is recommended 1. That the verbal information presented by Mayor H.S. Hughes re: Legend of the Drinking Gourd book by W. Allen Fisher be received. 2. That it is recommended to Council upon receipt of written confirmation from Mark Fisher: • the said book be posted on the Township's website; • the said book be reproduced by Township Staff, upon request, in accordance with the Township Fees & Charges By -Law; • staff investigate the cost of reprinting the book and bring back the matter to a future Heritage Committee meeting. Carried. g) Councillor Keane re: 200th Anniversary Celebration Motion No. HC190513-11 Moved by Tudhope, Seconded by Thibeault It is recommended that the verbal information presented by Mayor H.S. Hughes and Councillor Keane re: 200th Anniversary Celebrations be received. Carried. Mayor H.S. Hughes left the meeting; h) Catherine McLean re: Township of Oro-Medonte Cultural Heritage Resource Evaluation Form. Motion No. HC190513-12 Moved by Moore, Seconded by Tudhope It is recommended 1. That the Township of Oro-Medonte Cultural Heritage Resource Evaluation Form presented by Catherine McLean be received. 2. That an updated form and allocation of resource plan be brought back to the next Heritage Committee meeting. Carried. Page 5of6 Page 6 of 70 3.a) Minutes of Heritage Committee meeting held on Monday, May 13, 2019. Heritage Committee Minutes — Monday, May 13, 2019. 6. Next Meeting Date: Monday, June 17, 2019 (TBC). 7. Adjournment: a) Motion to Adjourn. Motion No. HC190513-13 Moved by Thibeault, Seconded by Moore It is recommended that we do now adjour Councillor Keane, Chair Janette Teeter, Deputy Clerk 10 Carried. Page 6of6 Page 7 of 70 a 'Ifen"lage Bertrand (Bert) Duclos 416-839-1654 — bertduclos@bell. net bertduclosheritage.ca What I Do Over 30 years in the private sector and over 15 years in the cultural heritage community as a consultant, volunteer and public servant provides me with a wealth of skill, knowledge and practical experience to offer a wide range of services to municipalities, heritage conservation groups and the public. Available province wide, the rates for these services can be tailored to multi or single groups. * Municipal Heritage Committee orientation * Ontario Heritage Act training * property research * property evaluation * Ontario Heritage Act designation reports * Ontario Heritage Act designation by-laws * stage 1 archaeological reports * public speaking & engagement estimoniais a$ert's expertise, knowledge, guidance and prompt efficient !�Zsponses to my many questions have truly helped my -qunicipality to improve our heritage portfolio." O - Teri Souter Manager of Arts, Culture & Heritage, Town of Huntsville "Bert did a terrific job with all the material and was a very engaging speaker. His information was well presented and included a note of humour now and then. He was able to answer questions as we went along and then return to the presentation seamlessly." - Sheryl Smith Chairperson, Selwyn Municipal Heritage Committee My Success Stories * created and conducted over 120 cultural heritage conservation workshops for over 300 municipalities and 400 groups * wrote A Guide to Effective Municipal Heritage Committees, to provide contextual information, examples of best practices, and aids in identifying and overcoming challenges * contributed to the Toronto Region Conservation Authority's award winning Crossing The Humber: The Humber River Heritage Bridge Inventory * contributed to the development of provincial cultural heritage conservation policies and legislation * second longest serving municipal heritage committee advisor with the Ministry of Culture More About My Story My over 30 years in the private sector employed by multinational corporations in marketing and sales management gives me valuable insight in how to inspire others and help them convey the benefits of engaged cultural heritage conservation. In the performance of my service offer I conform to accepted technical and ethical standards and work in accordance with the regulations and guidelines of my heritage field and the jurisdictions of practice. Volunteer activities of note includes: * Doors Open Ontario Committee * Communities in Bloom Committee * Regional Municipal Cultural Planning Steering Committee * Historical Society Board of Directors * Community Museum Board of Management * Community newsletter editor * Community website master Recognition includes: * Municipal Volunteer Special Recognition Award for civic heritage conservation and promotion activities * Ontario Heritage Trust Certificate for cultural activities under its Heritage Community Recognition Program Who I Am As a Heritage Outreach Consultant with the Ontario Ministry of Culture for over 12 years, I provided province wide consultation, advice, liaison, community capacity building, outreach, education and training services to a broad and diverse range of heritage conservation and culture stakeholders/organizations, including municipalities, Municipal Heritage Committees, heritage and other cultural organizations. During this time, I was also the primary municipal and public point of liaison for strategic advisory services ons'' cultural heritage conservation best practices and use ofo legislative tools including the Ontario Heritage Act the CD Planning Act, the Building Code Act and the Funeral, (n Burials and Cremations Services Act. p Z3 While at the Ministry, I reviewed, advised and Q (D commented on hundreds of both draft and final Z3 municipal cultural heritage designation by-laws. 0 (D Before the Ministry, I worked as a private heritage (D consultant. During this time I conducted (D archaeological historic research for a conservation < (D authority, acted as a project manager for a heritage Q conservation district study and plan, and worked with 0-1 municipalities and heritage committees to create 3 cultural heritage evaluation systems, research and 00 evaluate properties, write designation reports and spea!� to councils and the public C= err'ntario ' O (D al Heritage Committees ng and sustaining an effective heritage committee (D �- r � G (D 4.b) Correspondence dated May 19, 2019 from Ally Marino re: Shanty Bay P... From: Ally Marino Sent: May 19, 2019 7:57 PM To: cmclean (a)-oro-medonte.ca Subject: Oro Medonte Heritage Committee Hello! My name is Ally Marino and I was hoping to touch base with you about the Oro Medonte Heritage Committee. I am a parent of three girls who attend Shanty Bay Public School and it has come to the parents' attention that the board has diverted funds and allowed the school to fall into disrepair. There is evidence of this in the 2019 capital plan that the board released in March. When parents contacted to the board they insist that they have done repairs but when asked for evidence of this they have yet to provide it. It appears that the board is doing this intentionally so they can relocate the students without officially closing the school, as there is a moratorium on school closures. They say it is a "temporary" relocation but it will not be. They have deemed the school "prohibitive to repair" which means they are not going to fix anything that breaks. They are going to relocate the students until the moratorium is lifted and then close the school officially. There is a large community wide concern for the building and school, as it has been a pivotal cornerstone of this community for 100 years! Once the school is closed they will be quick to sell it and then who knows what will happen to this important structure. The community has been meeting weekly to organize and fight the closure and subsequent tear down of the building. Several generations of long-standing community members have come to the meetings to state their concern. Is there a way to initiate identifying this property for consideration as a heritage building? We just want to protect this building and the school that means so much to the community. The school board is looking at dollars and sense and completely ignoring the value that this building has on our community. Thank you for taking the time to listen to these concerns and I look forward to hearing from you. Ally Marino This email was scanned by Bitdefender Page 9 of 70 4.c) Correspondence dated June 11, 2019 from Glenn B. Hodges, Laura M. H... June 11, 2019 Glenn B. Hodges Laura M. Hodges John B. Hodges 5379 Wyndam Lane Brighton, MI 48116 Request for Designation of Home and Property as a Heritage / Historical Site Dear Members of the Oro-Medonte Township Heritage Committee: We are contacting you to request that the home and property located at 567 Line 11 S., Section R01-39 (Concession 12, Lot 24), be designated as a protected heritage / historical site. This home was previously listed in the historical register on March 28, 2018 under Heritage Motion #HC180319-5 and Council Motion #C180328-9. Prior to explaining the reason for this request, we would like to clarify our connection to this home and property. We are the direct descendants of Richard Hodges who built this home no later than 1844. The direct line of descent is: Richard Hodges / William Hodges / John A. Hodges / John B. Hodges / John B. Hodges / Glenn B. and Laura M. Hodges / John B. Hodges. Richard Hodges is the great, great, great grandfather of Glenn B. and Laura M. Hodges, who are siblings, and the great, great, great, great grandfather of John B. Hodges, who is the son of Glenn B. Hodges. This home was in our family for around 100 years when it was sold to the Girl Guides of Canada in 1938. There are numerous reasons why this home should be granted a designation as a heritage / historical site. The most fundamental of these reasons pertains to the fact that the town of what is now known as "Hawkestone", was originally founded by Richard Hodges, as the town of "Hodges' Landing" and that the home and property in question were a major focus of activity during the years after the founding of the town and its early development. There is a wealth of evidence, provided below, to support this fundamental assertion. The property on which St. Helen's is built is Concession 12, Lot 24 in what is now Hawkestone. This property was purchased by Richard Hodges in 1830 (History of Simcoe County, p. 142). He had arrived from Bridgewater, England in 1830 with his wife Ann (Kith 'N Kin, p. 155; The Story of Oro, p. 256). There is a great deal of evidence indicating Richard Hodges was very actively developing this property and his business in the early 1830s. An example of this can be found in the History of Simcoe Country by Andrew F. Hunter, 1909. "Hodges' Landing received its name Page 10 of 70 4.c) Correspondence dated June 11, 2019 from Glenn B. Hodges, Laura M. H... from Richard Hodges, a native of England, who settled there in 1830, on lot 24 beside Lake Simcoe, and his son, William, born here in 1834, may also be classed among the pioneers. Capt. Davis settled on the east side of the Hawkestone Creek about the same time as Richard Hodges on the west side." "Duncan Gilchrist was one of the prominent settlers in the northern tract now under review. In 1813, Mr. Gilchrist had belonged to the volunteer coast guard in the west of Scotland, under the Duke of Argyle. He came from Bowmore, Islay, in 1834, with his family, landed at Hodges' Landing, and they made their way along the rough settlers' road and through the bush to lot 6 in the 8th concession, some two miles or more northwest of Galbraith's Corner." (History of Simcoe Country, p. 154). Another set of references from the same book includes the following: "The traveller who embarked at Holland Landing could make for "The Narrows," or "Shingle Bay," or Hodge's (sic) Landing (Hawkestone), or Kempenfeldt, or "The Head of the Bay," from all of which places were trails leading across to Georgian Bay; and according to the traveller's destination, so was his course through Lake Simcoe. At an early date, Hodges' Landing, now known as Hawkestone, took an important position amongst these landing places; and many people landed there on their way into the northern part of Oro and into Medonte. So considerable was the influx at that point, about 1832, that Wellesley Richie, the Government Agent, remained with gangs of men on the Coldwater Road, at Bass Lake, to place new settlers on their lands, both those who came via Hodges' Landing and those who landed at "The Narrows." "A colonization road into upper Oro was cut through from Hodges' Landing at an early date, and joined with the earlier route from Kempenfeldt to Penetanguishene, at Dalston of the present. The Hodges' Landing road soon became a feeder of the Penetanguishene Road, and owing to hills and the big swamp on the lower portion of the latter, it probably shared for a time as much as, if not more traffic than, the Kempenfeldt part of the same route. But in 1847, through the instrumentality of the Hon. W. B. Robinson, Commissioner of Public Works, and member of the Legislative Assembly for Simcoe, the Kempenfeldt-Penetanguishene Road was thoroughly cleared out to the width of sixty-six feet, and made passable for its entire length of over thirty miles. This step removed any further necessity for using the Hodges' Landing road. But, as late as 1851, we find the road distinctly marked on the county map in Smith's "Canada: Past, Present, and Future," which, however, might have been copied from some old map, as one map -maker copies from another." (History of Simcoe County, P. 142 —143). Another reference from the same book worth noting is that under the heading "Settlers Before 1837" it references Richard Hodges owning Concession 12, Lot 24 (History of Simcoe County, p. 298). Initial wooden structures were erected shortly after the purchase of the land. The structures were used for housing for the family, as well as housing for settlers arriving into the Hawkestone area, while their cabins were being built. Richard Hodges also had a store and provided provisions for the incoming settlers (Kith 'N Kin, p. 155) and in various sources was identified as a farmer, a merchant and an inn keeper, all of which appear to have been correct. The land agent, Wellesley Richey, had his headquarters at Hodges' Landing from 1831-1832 (Kith 'N Kin, p. 155; The Story of Oro, p. 257). By 1844, Richard Hodges had built the home in question, known as St. Helens. This is best evidenced by two images made by Titus Hibbert Ware, which are located at the Toronto Public Library. The first was done in pen, brown ink and Page 11 of 70 4.c) Correspondence dated June 11, 2019 from Glenn B. Hodges, Laura M. H... watercolor showing the right rear side of the home and outbuildings with the wharf (https://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/detail. isp?Entt=RDMDC-PICTU RES-R-388&R=DC-PICTU RES -R-388). The second was done in pen and brown ink and shows the left rear side of the home and outbuildings, the wharf and the British flag (https://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/detail. isp?Entt=RDMDC-PICTU RES-R-387&R=DC-PICTU RES -R-387). Both are dated 19 September 1844. It is noteworthy that if you go to Google and type in "Hawkestone, Ont.", two images appear, one of which is the first of these two images. Also, at the Toronto Public Library, if you type in "Hawkestone, Ont." under their search function, three images appear, two of which are the paintings mentioned above. In other words, St. Helens is a major face to the world for Hawkestone to this day. Additional references to Hodges' Landing are indicated on a series of maps at the Simcoe County Archives dating between 1841 and 1853 (e.g. 1850 map of North Simcoe County, 979-38 #1, among two others) which was sometimes referred to as "Hodges' Wharf" (Map of the County of Simcoe revised and improved by W. Gibbard, P.LA., 1853) There are other important connections to the community that Hodges Landing and St. Helen's have had for nearly 190 years. The wharf at Hodges' Landing and St. Helen's is also connected to the maritime history of Lake Simcoe. There are multiple references to the Peter Robinson, built in 1832 and launched in 1834 and one of the earliest steamers on Lake Simcoe as travelling on a regular basis to Hodges' Landing. This ship was renamed "The Simcoe" in 1839 after an overhaul. (The Story of Oro, p. 113 and from the Maritime Records at the Simcoe County Archive). There are also other references to steamers landing at Hodges' Landing. For example: "The calling places for the steamer in this township were Shanty Bay and Hodges, now the flourishing Village of Hawkestone." (Pioneer Papers, p. 25). Another example includes the following: "The Emily May's ports of calling included Holland Landing, Belle Ewart, Beaverton, Orillia, Hodges Landing and Barrie." (The Story of Oro, p. 113.) The fact that there was a "Hodges' Landing Road", which originated on the property where St. Helen's is located, and used to facilitate immigrants' relocation into the Medonte and the Georgian Bay area is also of note. In addition, following the sale of the property and St. Helens to the Girl Guides of Canada in 1938, this home and property have served as the "Bonita Glen Girl Guide Camp" since 1940. (Several years ago, Glenn B. Hodges was told by a local historian that this home was the origin of Girl Guide cookies. The home's roof needed repair and a bake sale was held to raise money for the new roof. This worked so well that it was carried over into other money raising efforts and the on-going sale of Girl Guide cookies. Glenn is currently working with the Girl Guides to see if this is true.) Another potential historical link relates to the possibility that this property and home was the most extreme northern end of the "underground railway" for people of African descent escaping slavery in the southern US. This was told to Glenn B. Hodges by a local historian, not as a fact, but as more of a speculation, which has been discussed among local historians. This may be due to the fact there were one or more underground tunnels leading from the shore to the Page 12 of 70 4.c) Correspondence dated June 11, 2019 from Glenn B. Hodges, Laura M. H... home with a hidden staircase and door. Other speculations include that it may have been used to smuggle fish or alcohol, though none of these speculations has been confirmed. There is also an official historical marker on a large granite boulder near to the property, which includes a number of details regarding the wharf, the "large house called St. Helen's (1844)", the tunnels, the steamers and some other facts. The marker is titled: "Historic Hawkestone (Hodges' Landing) and was provided by the Township of Oro-Medonte; Ian Beard, Mayor; July 1, 2001 A Millennium Project With the generous participation of the Simcoe County Council, and Historical Association." Although there is undoubtedly far more to the story of Hodges' Landing and St. Helen's, we believe the above information makes a strong case for the designation of St. Helen's and the accompanying property at Concession 12, Lot 24 as a heritage / historical site. We respectfully request that the members of the Oro-Medonte Township Heritage Committee give this there full consideration. Please feel free to contact Glenn B. Hodges at his e-mail address: aworld2c2002@vahoo.com or his cell phone at (248) 961-1612 if you have questions regarding the above information or regarding any other aspect of the request for heritage / historical designation. Thank you and best regards, Dr. Glenn Black Hodges, PhD Laura Marie Hodges John Black Hodges Page 13 of 70 4.c) Correspondence dated June 11, 2019 from Glenn B. Hodges, Laura M. H... From: Glenn Hodges <aworld2c2002@yahoo.com> Sent: Friday, June 14, 2019 12:15 PM To: McLean, Catherine <cmclean @oro-medonte. ca>; John Hodges <123rustyshackleford@gmail.com> Subject: St. Helen's as a Hotel CAUTION: This email originated from outside of Oro-Medonte's email system. Do not open links or attachments you were not specifically expecting, even from known senders. If you have any doubts, please contact I.T. Dear Catherine, I just had a couple more thoughts I wanted to share with you regarding St. Helen's. In the paintings by Titus Hibbert Ware, it refers to St. Helen's as "Hodges Hotel". This speaks to the nature of Richard Hodges' on-going efforts dating back to at least 1831 to provide housing for in -coming settlers, but may represent an evolution in his thinking to provide a more sophisticated and enjoyable experience along the lines of an actual hotel where people would visit for reasons of leisure rather than to simply facilitate relocation. I do not know if this was his intent, but it suggests to me that he was referring to it as a hotel, otherwise it is somewhat unlikely the artist would have simply named it a hotel. I also wonder how this artist came to make these paintings. Did Richard Hodges pay him to do so or was this something he did of his own volition as he was passing through the area? I found a little more artwork from this artist and it has the common theme of residences in the area around lake Simcoe and beyond. I tried to see if I could learn a little more about him as an individual and will be receiving some materials today from the Toronto Public Library. There is an entire chapter on him in the East Georgian Bay Historical Journal from 1981. If there is anything else relevant to Hodges' Landing or St. Helen's, I will let you know. In any case, it may also be appropriate to think of St. Helen's as the first hotel in Hawkestone or possibly on Lake Simcoe. Please let me know if you have any questions or additional information. Thank you and best regards, Glenn Hodges This email was scanned by Bitdefender Page 14 of 70 V Correspondence dated Jun�-,Tfl 2019 from Glenn B. Hodges, Laura M. H E'10 ` 910 0 Page 15 of 70 k, cu 5 70 O IMP dT CY) N iiJ� O L d I m c+t' L) �. c a 4gA.4,,�- LAKE I M, c f7 0 10 /-e e t a LLs " 4r 1A e Xe cx I VL j r 4.c) Correspondence une 11, 2 frpm Glenn B. qo79es, Caura M. 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ElP1 itgQtea qu IPIi1N I x441 t1. w rat.lshl�7ipad 71a IRF le{11PlFak selP�tFlalfP'a _ �1A.� lPaiaP •llCla IiA1�MimerI NP1Pt ,II lalal kxir ®I'sI W er ii:j Pas aW11.1111Pu1Ptrwrion �i�'•9� " 1suq,pF IN■ dM! �b arMIP h i%r1L1e''Lla..ap ! �•� "' '� eflwad XPraalP4.i� t.loFa 1° " La-lba, -IdPe1 I R +� ilglP daaM1IPG YnPII�w.f ll,rlbNPirh ....lanae v c� CD W CD 0 0 June 17, 2019 Draft List of Cairns, Plaques, Monuments, Cemeteries and Churches in the Township of Oro-Medonte Cairns Cairn Description Location Photo Stone Cairn on Huron Line 3 North Site (On private property, can be seen from the road East Oro drill shed • "Records the interesting East Oro (15/16 Sideroad "-- cairn tradition of maintaining a and Line 11 South) , militia in each community`, �. prepared to defend _ against invasion or =� insurrection" (Township's website) • Huronia historic sites association Oro African Church Line 2 cairn •` E �•a Clowes cairn 30/31 Sideroad & Line 2 t Page 1 of 11 n v CD CD r m v iv m m v r— W 0 h n v �T V 0 W 0 3 CD v 0 CD 0 0 0 Cairn Description Location Photo E. C. Drury — —= Bayview Memorial Park • Donated 1944 to the Township of Oro by George Kirkpatrick in Honour of Those from the Township who served in our armed forces in the war 1939 to 1945. On Lake Simcoe between` Lines 8 & 9 :gid 1 v zT CD CD 0 r m v iv CD CD v r 0 h n v �•, v (D U) 0 Page 2 of 11 3 CD v CD 0 0 Plaques Plaque Description Location Photo Oro African Church • National historic site • Simcoe County historic site • "Acknowledges the contribution Blacks made to the development of the area, and the unique situation that brought them here" (Township's website). 1645 Line 3 North (Line 3 N and Old Barrie Road) a =_ _ - - -_ Oro War Memorial 833 Line 7 North y St. Thomas Church plaque 28 Church Street e. 4f Page 3 of 11 n cD cD r cD iv cD m O r (' I- O iv (D CD O 3 CD Plaque Description Location Photo Hawkestone Village "near firehall" plaque Sir Sam Steele plaque Pioneer in the RCMP Line 12, just south of Mount ` ? • County historic site St. Louis Road East Old Coldwater Road 1.7 kms north of Price's plaque Corners Langman Homestead Bass Lake Sideroad and plaque Line 13 North Marian Keith plaque p q Teacher and novelist Old Barrie Road and Line M 6- ;�� 7 W whose characters and 12 South (In front of the old agaw, fictional situations school in Rugby) r, reflected what she saw inMEN f t her community" Z (Township's website). • Simcoe County historic site Reforestation plaque Old Barrie Road between Line 7 N and Line 8 N `on curve of old road' Black settlement Ridge Road near Line 1 S plaque `0.5 km east of large bridge' Kempenfeldt Village • "Outlines a planned Penetanguishene Road plaque settlement for the base of the Penetanguishene "Literally on the Old Road, to match a similarly Penetanguishene Road, planned settlement at between two houses, Page 4 of 11 v, n cD cD r cD iv cD cD O r (' 0 n cn iv (D cn 0 3 CD Plaque Description Location Photo Penetanguishene; the immediately east of the southern settlement did town line of Barrie, on the not materialize" Shanty Bay road watch for (Township's website). green "street signs" labeled • County historic site "Penetanguishene Road" near the bottom of the hill." (Township's website) E.C. Drury plaque . Former Premier of Penetanguishene Road, just Ontario, historian, farmer. north of Highway 11 .' • Provincial historic site r E.C. Drury plaque "Recognizing his work in agriculture and reforestation, and leader of the..." (the sentence is incomplete on the website) United Farmers Union Simcoe County Agriculture Old Barrie Road near Line 7 and Reforestation N Committee site Wilberforce plaque • Records the Black On Ridge Road, half way Settlement resulting from between Barrie and Shanty the first decree by a Bay government to enable Blacks to acquire land on equal terms as whites. • Provincial historic site Page 5 of 11 n M M r M iv M M O r (' I- 0 n (D CD 0 3 CD Plaque Description Location Photo Ed Sutherland Hodges' Landing • Acknowledges the Hawkestone - interesting history of a ` community established to -- receive settlers. - • Township historic site Juno Beach Private George Robert . Private McNutt left the McNutt Road McNutt Plaque home farm in May 1942 for active service in the Lanark and Renfrew Scottish Regiment of The Canadian Infantry Corps = - -- leaving his widowed -= mother & brother home on -- the farm. On October 4th 1944 while serving in the Perth Regiment, he was killed in action in Italy at the young age of 26 years. Page 6 of 11 l J CD CD r m v iv CD CD v r C' 0 n v CD iv CD CD 0 Z3 3 CD v m Cn 0 0 Monuments Monument Description Location Photo Sir Sam Steele . Pioneer in the RCMP Mount St. Louis Road monument . County historic site East and Line 11 North Old Coldwater Road . "Acknowledges the importance "East side of Highway 12, Old Town Hall . Township monument records the 833 Line 7 North Cenotaph names of those who fought in the two world wars.''' • Township historic site Four -Township War Background on Tay Township's Waverly Memorial (Tiny, Tay, FIGS and Oro- website: https://taVtownshipheritage.wordpress.com/waverly/ (Penetanguishene Road and Vasey Road) Medonte) Historic Sites Historic Site Description Location Photo Site of Cahiague Highway 12 Native Village Old Coldwater Road . "Acknowledges the importance "East side of Highway 12, of the road (originally a Native just south of Warminster" Indian Trail) in the pioneer settlement of Medonte" (Township's website). . A Simcoe County site. Page 7 of 11 l J �F cD r cD iv cD cD O F_ (n 0 n cn (D cn 0 3 CD Cemeteries Cemeteries Description Location Photo Leigh's Corner • Township took over the 15/16 Sideroad and Line 12: Cemetery cemetery in 2014 (Part East Half Lot 16, • Dedicated to the memory Concession 12, Oro, Being of John Leigh Family Part 2, Plan 51 R-38899) s Abandoned Cemetery Lot 10, Concession 6 (Oro) F i 1 Moon Private Lot 15, Concession 9 Cemetery (Medonte) African Methodist Lot 11, Concession 4 (Oro) Episcopal Church Cemetery Rugby Cemetery Lot 11, Concession 12 Oro v, n i•I, (D O Page 8 of 11 3 CD v CD 0 0 Churches Church Description Location Photo St. Thomas Church • "A unique example of a 28 Church Street (Shanty - - building constructed with Bay) walls made of rammed earth, hay, and when available, eggs" (Township's website) • Provincial historic site - • Listed in the Township's Register Oro African Church • National historic site 1645 Line 3 North (Line 3 N • Simcoe County historic and Old Barrie Road) site • "Acknowledges the contribution Blacks made to the development of the area, and the unique +- situation that brought them .. here" (Township's " = website Betheda • 1859-1899 Barrie Road west of Line 4 r Congregational Church green number next door r4l�r 1568 Coulson Church • Listed in the Township's 301 Horseshoe Valley Rd. Register W. Knox Presbyterian • Listed in the Township's 1604 Old Barrie Rd. E. Church Register Willis Presbyterian • Listed in the Township's 3353 Line 10 N. Church Register Page 9 of 11 n v CD CD 0 r m v iv CD CD v _r CD 0 n v cn iv CD cn 0 3 CD Church Description Location Photo Esson Presbyterian . Listed in the Township's 1430 Old Barrie Rd. E. Church Register Central Presbyterian . Listed in the Township's 80 15/16 Sideroad E. Oro - Church Register Medonte Oro Station . Listed in the Township's 697 Line 7 S./703 Line 7 S. Presbyterian Church Register Guthrie Presbyterian . Listed in the Township's 14 Line 4 N. Church Register Guthrie United Church . Listed in the Township's 59 Line 4 N. Register Hobart Memorial . Listed in the Township's 4590 Line 6 North, Oro - Church Register Medonte Township t,. West Oro Baptist • Listed in the Township's 1058 Bass Lake Sideroad Church Register West - Page 10 of 11 cn n v m cu 0 r m v iv m m v r W' 0 h n v iv m 0 3 CD Church Description Location Photo St. Luke's Anglican . Listed in the Township's 9160 Hwy. 12 W. Price's Church, Price's Register Corners, ON L3V 6J8 Corners Mount St. Louis . Listed in the Township's 4784 Line 4 N. .; Church Register x: Sacred Heart Church . Listed in the Township's 1804 Warminster Sideroad Register IM (D O Page 11 of 11 3 cD Index of Register of Heritage Listed and Designated Properties June 17, 2019 Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-01 Old Town Hall HC150921-5 C151014-15 14 -Oct -15 833 Line 7 N R01-02 Rugby Community Hall HC160118-7 C160127-17 27 -Jan -16 1911 Old Barrie Rd E R01-03 50 Ridge Road E HC160418-7 C160427-7 27 -Apr -16 50 Ridge Road E R01-04 St. Thomas Church HC161017-6 C161109-12 9 -Nov -16 4/25/2018 28 Church St. Oro Bylaw Station, ON LOL 21-0 2018-043 ZL R01-05 Coulson Church HC161017-6 C161109-12 9 -Nov -16 301 Horseshoe Valley Rd. W. R01-06 Knox Presbyterian HC161017-6 C161109-12 9 -Nov -16 1604 Old Barrie Rd. E. Church R01-07 Willis Presbyterian HC161017-6 C161109-12 9 -Nov -16 3353 Line 10 N. Church Page 1 of 16 Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-08 Esson Presbyterian HC161017-6 C161109-12 9 -Nov -16 1430 Old Barrie Rd. E. Church R01-09 Central Presbyterian HC161017-6 C161109-12 9 -Nov -16 80 15/16 Sideroad E. Church Oro-Medonte R01-10 Oro Station HC161017-6 C161109-12 9 -Nov -16 697 Line 7 S./703 Line Presbyterian Church 7S. R01-11 Guthrie Presbyterian HC161017-6 C161109-12 9 -Nov -16 14 Line 4 N. Church R01-12 Guthrie United Church HC161017-6 C161109-12 9 -Nov -16 59 Line 4 N. R01-13 Hobart Memorial HC161121-7 C161214-9 14 -Dec -16 4590 Line 6 North, Oro - Church Medonte Township -A s R01-14 Hexagon Concrete Silo HC161121-7 C161214-9 14 -Dec -16 354 Line 8 S. 10 t ? R01-15 Wooden Hexagon Silo HC170116-11 C170125-17 25 -Jan -17 1012 Ridge Road E. Page 2 of 16 a Al A 10 m m n r m v v m a m X O m (n m O 2 (D v m E (n m Q- Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-16 Sir Sam Steele HC170116-11 C170125-17 25 -Jan -17 Line 11 North. between Memorial Mount St. Louis Road East and Fair Valley Church Road R01-17 West Oro Baptist HC170116-11 C170125-17 25 -Jan -17 1058 Bass Lake ' Church Sideroad West k R01-18 St. Luke's Anglican HC171120-7 C171213-10 13 -Dec -17 9160 Hwy. 12 W. Church, Price's Price's Corners, ON Corners L3V 6J8 R01-19 Stable at West oro HC171120-7 C171213-10 13 -Dec -17 1058 Bass Lake Baptist Church Sideroad W., Oro- Medonte, ON i.-,'v Page 3 of 16 A Lai ZY 0 r m v v m 0- (D x O O h 2 (D v (D E (n m 0 v cD cn CO 0 0 Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-20 1478 Horseshoe HC180226-5 C180314-7 14 -Mar -18 1478 Horseshoe Valley Valley Rd. E. Rd. E. r 7 R01-21 4454 Line 5 N. HC180226-5 C180314-7 14 -Mar -18 4454 Line 5 N. �P .: IIIvP R01-22 Mount St. Louis HC180226-5 C180314-7 14 -Mar -18 4784 Line 4 N. Church Page 4of16 A Lai ZY m m 0 r m v v 0- (D x 0 m m 0 h 2 cD v m E (' m 0 Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-23 1072 Warminster HC180226-5 C180314-7 14 -Mar -18 1072 Warminster Sideroad Sideroad R01-24 Sacred Heart Church HC180226-5 C180314-7 14 -Mar -18 1804 Warminster Sideroad I'I , ISM R01-25 2379 Old Barrie Road HC180226-5 C180314-7 14 -Mar -18 2379 Old Barrie Road -; E. E. Page 5 of 16 A Lai i� 0- (D x 0 m (' m 0 h 2 cD v m E (' m 0 v (D cn 01 0 0 Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated r R01-26 903 Penetanguishene HC180226-5 C180314-7 14 -Mar -18 903 Penetanguishene Rd. Rd. R01-27 3270 Line 10 N. HC180226-5 C180314-7 14 -Mar -18 3270 Line 10 N. - r Page 6 of 16 A Lai 0- (D x o_ m cQ m 0 h 2 (D v (D E (n (D 0 Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-28 54 Bay St. HC180226-5 C180314-7 14 -Mar -18 54 Bay St. •j K R01-29 1541 Warminster HC180226-5 C180314-7 14 -Mar -18 1541 Warminster Sideroad Sideroad ' R01-30 Oro -African Episcopal HC 180319-4 C180328-8 28 -Mar -18 11/14/2018 1645 Line 3 N. Methodist Church Bylaw 2018-101 Page 7 of 16 A Al A 10 m m 0 r m v v m a m X o_ m m 0 2 m v (D r m 0- N (D v O 0 Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-31 Carley Community Hall HC 180319-5 C180328-9 28 -Mar -18 396 Warminster Sideroad R01-32 Eady Community Hall HC 180319-5 C180328-9 28 -Mar -18 73 Eady Station Road ' R01-33 Edgar Community Hall HC 180319-5 C180328-9 28 -Mar -18 1167 Old Barrie Rd. W. r 50 Jui Page 8 of 16 �i A 10 m m n r m v v m Q (D X O (D F (D O 2 (D v (D r m a v cD cn 00 0 0 Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-34 Hawkestone HC 180319-5 C180328-9 28 -Mar -18 3 Allen St. Community Hall l '' R01-35 Jarratt Community Hall HC 180319-5 C180328-9 28 -Mar -18 837 Horseshoe Valley Road E. R01-36 1614 Ridge Rd. E. HC 180319-5 C180328-9 28 -Mar -18 1614 Ridge Rd. E.PW A- y Page 9 of 16 A Lai m m 0 r m v v m 0- (D x o_ m (' cD 0 h 2 cD v m E (' m 0 Section # Property Heritage Motion# Council Motion # Date Listed Date Designated Local Address Photos R01-37 4191 Line 10 N. HC 180319-5 C180328-9 28 -Mar -18 4191 Line 10 N. R01-38 276 Line 11 S. HC 180319-5 C180328-9 28 -Mar -18 276 Line 11 S. t Page 10 of 16 A Lai ZY m m 0 r m v v m m x 0 m F' m 0 h 2 cD v m E (' m 0 v m rn 0 0 C) Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-39 567 Line 11 S. HC 180319-5 C180328-9 28 -Mar -18 567 Line 11 S. a R01-40 134 Shoreline Dr. HC 180423-8 C180509-3 9 -May -18 134 Shoreline Dr. y 4 �+ R01-41 1832 Ridge Rd. W. HC 180423-8 C180509-3 9 -May -18 1832 Ridge Rd. W. (Heard Tavern) Page 11 of 16 A Lai m m 0 r m v v m Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-42 2022 Ridge Rd. W. HC 180423-8 C180509-3 9 -May -18 2022 Ridge Rd. W. R01-43 8 Raikes St. HC 180423-8 C180509-3 9 -May -18 8 Raikes St. 3 { " mm =WON i r R01-44 2449 Highway 11 N HC 180423-8 C180509-3 9 -May -18 2449 Highway 11 N. (Ross House) R01-45 226 Stagecoach Rd. HC 180528-5 C 180613-9 13 -Jun -18 226 Stagecoach Rd. R01-46 3985 Line 11 N. HC 180528-5 C 180613-9 13 -Jun -18 3985 Line 11 N. Page 12 of 16 A Al A 10 a m X 0 CD (n CD 0 2 CD (D E (n CD Q- Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-47 4804 Line 10 N. HC 180528-5 C 180613-9 13 -Jun -18 4804 Line 10 N. a sal i R01-48 4302 Line 10 N. HC 180528-5 C 180613-9 13 -Jun -18 4302 Line 10 N. R01-49 133 Robinson St. (Log HC 180528-5 C 180613-9 13 -Jun -18 133 Robinson St. (Log House) House) • r ; r i s R01-50 2406 Bass Lake HC 180528-5 C 180613-9 13 -Jun -18 2406 Bass Lake Sideroad E. Sideroad E. R01-51 215 Mill St. (Yacht HC 180528-5 C 180613-9 13 -Jun -18 215 Mill St. Club R01-52 165 Mill St. HC 180528-5 C 180613-9 13 -Jun -18 165 Mill St. Page 13 of 16 A 'al 0- (D x O m (' m O 2 m v m E (' m 0 v cD rn CO 0 0 Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-53 2001 15/16 Sideroad HC 180528-5 C 180613-9 13 -Jun -18 2001 15/16 Sideroad R01-54 3760 Line 8 North HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 3760 Line 8 North z y; R01-55 3812 Line 8 North HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 3812 Line 8 North ' R01-56 57 Mill Pond Road HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 57 Mill Pond Road t R01-57 2108 Ridge Road HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 2108 Ridge Road West West Page 14 of 16 A Lai m m 0 r m v v m 0- (D x o_ m m 0 2 cD v m E m 0 Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-58 2092 Ridge Road HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 2092 Ridge Road West West �a�.huil R01-59 661 Penetanguishene HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 661 Penetanguishene ' Road Road R01-60 1548 Line 1 South HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 1548 Line 1 South R01-61 443 Line 12 North HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 443 Line 12 North R01-62 1599 Line 13 North HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 1599 Line 13 North R01-63 554 Line 15 North HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 554 Line 15 North 1 SIRS R01-64 178 Line 15 North HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 178 Line 15 North Page 15 of 16 A Al A 10 a m X o_ m m 0 2 (D v m E (n m Q- v m rn 01 0 0 Section Property Heritage Council Date Date Local Address Photos # Motion# Motion # Listed Designated R01-65 539 Line 15 South HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 539 Line 15 South R01-66 53 Line 15 South HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 53 Line 15 South R01-67 1985 Ridge Road HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 1985 Ridge Road West West - R01-68 1121 Line 3 South HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 1121 Line 3 South 11' R01-69 4715 Line 6 North HC 180618-6 C 180718-8 18 -Jul -18 4715 Line 6 North Page 16 of 16 A Lai ZY m m 0 r m v v m 0- (D x 0 m (' cD 0 2 cD v m E (' m 0 5.c) Catherine McLean, Planner re: Township of Oro-Medonte Cultural Heri... Appendix B Address: _ Period: Recorder Name: Description: Photographs: Date: Township of Oro-Medonte Cultural Heritage Resource Evaluation Form Front Facade ❑ Left Facade ❑ Right Facade ❑ Rear Facade ❑ Details ❑ Setting ❑ Design of Physical Value Style Is this a notable, rare or unique N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ example of a particular architectural style or type? Construction Is this a notable, rare, unique N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ or early example of a particular material or method of construction? Design Is this a particularly attractive or N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ unique structure because of the merits of its design, composition, craftsmanship or details? Does this structure N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ demonstrate a high degree of technical or scientific achievement? Notes: Contextual Value Continuity Does this structure contribute N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ to the continuity or character of the street, neighbourhood or area? 1 Page 66 of 70 5.c) Catherine McLean, Planner re: Township of Oro-Medonte Cultural Heri... Township of Oro-Medonte Appendix B Cultural Heritage Resource Evaluation Form Contextual Value (Continued) Setting Is the setting or orientation of N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ the structure or landscaping noteworthy? Does it provide a physical, N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ historical, functional or visual link to its surroundings? Landmark Is this a particularly important N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ visual landmark within the: ❑ region; ❑city. or, ❑ neighbourhood? Completeness Does this structure have N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ other original outbuildings, notable landscaping or external features that complete the site? Notes: Integrity Site Does the structure occupy its N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ original site? Note: if relocated, i.e. relocated on its original site, moved from another site, etc. Alterations Does this building retain most N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ of its original materials and design features? Is this a notable structure due N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ to sympathetic alterations that have taken place over time? 2 Page 67 of 70 5.c) Catherine McLean, Planner re Township of Oro-Medonte Cultural Heritage Resource Evaluation Form Integrity (Continued) Condition Is this building in good condition? Notes: Historical or Associative Value & Significance Does this property or structure have strong associations with and/or contribute to the understanding of a belief, person, activity, organization or institution that is significant or unique within the City? Is the original, previous or existing use significant? Does this property meet the definition of a significant built heritage resource or cultural heritage landscape, as identified in the Provincial Policy Statement under the Ontario Planning Act? A property or structure valued for the important contribution it makes to our understanding of the history of a place, an event, or a person. Names of the Original Owners: Notes: Township of Oro-Medonte Cultural Heri... Appendix B N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ N/A ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ Unknown ❑ No ❑ Yes ❑ Page 68 of 70 5.c) Catherine McLean, Planner re: Township of Oro-Medonte Cultural Heri... Township of Oro-Medonte Appendix B Cultural Heritage Resource Evaluation Form Further Action/Follow Up ❑ Add to Heritage Register ❑ High Priority for Designation ❑ Heritage District Potential ❑ Additional Research Required ❑ Additional Photographs Required Setting ❑ All Facades ❑ Details ❑ ❑ Request Permission to Access Property Other: General Comments Date of Property Owner Notification: Property Owner Name and Address: ❑ Additional Information Attached Recommendation Heritage Committee Recommendation ❑ Add to Heritage Register ❑ No Action — Keep on File Date: Council Decision ❑ Add to Heritage Register ❑ No Action — Keep on File Date: Notice of Collection: Information on this form is collected for the purposes authorized under the Municipal Act 2001, s. 8; in addition to heritage preservation, information will be used to enhance municipal services being delivered to applicants or as the applicant my require. All information is subject to the provisions of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 1990, c M56. Questions about this notice of collection should be directed to the Clerk's office at 705-487-2171 Revised June 2019 Page 69 of 70 M 5.d) Mayor H.S. Hughes; Councillor Keane re: 200th Anniversary Celebrati... Verbal Matters (Section 13.3 of Township's Towushzpo Procedural By -Law No. 2017-165) Proud Heritage, Exciting Future Name: Councillor Keane Item Number/Name: 5d) 200th Anniversary Celebrations Meeting Date: I June 17, 2019 Motion No.: I HC190617-9 Type of Meeting: ❑ Council ❑ Special Council ❑ Development Services Committee ❑ Accessibility Advisory Committee X❑ Heritage Committee ❑ Human Resources Committee • Continuing to meet • Nothing firm at this point Page 70 of 70