Brantford Heritage Committee

THAT the request to alter the designated property at 72 Brant Avenue, in accordance with the details in described in Application HA-06-21, BE APPROVED.

THAT the request to alter the designated property at 135 Brant Avenue, in accordance with the details described in Application HA- 07-21, BE APPROVED.

THAT the request to alter the designated property at 175 Brant Avenue, in accordance with the details described in Application HA- 08-21, BE APPROVED.

4 A. THAT Report 2021-584 Public Art Subcommittee and Staff Recommendations Related to Signage for Prominence Point BE RECEIVED; and B. THAT Communications & Community Engagement staff BE DIRECTED to develop a new branding campaign for “Prominence Point”; C. THAT Economic Development & Tourism Department and Communications and Community Engagement staff BE DIRECTED to research and design an interpretive sign for Prominence Point; and D. THAT up to $2,675 for an interpretive sign for Prominence Point BE FUNDED by the Public Art Reserve; and E. THAT Economic Development & Tourism Department and Parks Services staff BE DIRECTED to design and install identifier signage for Prominence Point on the Public Art in consultation with the Public Art Subcommittee; and F. THAT up to $2,500 for identifier signage for Prominence Point BE FUNDED by the Public Art Reserve; and G. THAT Economic Development and Tourism Department and Engineering Department (Roads) staff BE DIRECTED to install Municipal Tourism Directional Signage once identifier and interpretive signage is installed; and H. THAT up to $750 for wayfinding Municipal Tourism Directional Signs BE FUNDED by the Economic Development & Tourism Department operating budget in 2022.

THAT the following comments from the Brantford Heritage Committee regarding the Phase A properties recommended for inclusion on the Heritage Register as non-designated, listed properties BE INCLUDED in Staff’s future report to the Committee of the Whole – Community Development:  The Brantford Heritage Committee requests that all candidates, as well as all those who objected, be included.

A. THAT the Brantford Heritage Committee Priorities for 2022 BE RECEIVED for information purposes; and B. THAT the estimated financial resources identified for the Brantford Heritage Committee Priorities BE

A. THAT subject to the submission of proof of payment to the City, the following Brantford Heritage Committee Members BE REIMBURSED for the registration costs incurred attending the Ontario Business Improvement Area Association’s October 20, 2021 web conference entitled “Accessing our Heritage”:  Nathan Etherington  Tamara Cupoli B. THAT the reimbursement