Local Government: Library of Source Documents

Heritage Planning

Below are real examples of local government heritage planning related documents. The examples include many approaches and methods to planning.
It is important that your planning process is designed to suit your particular needs and your community’s aspirations. A plan is only successful if it can lead you to the goals and outcomes that are appropriate and needed for your situation.

Please contact Heritage BC if you have questions or you would like to recommend a document for this page.

Find an example plan or document:

» Strategic Plans

» Requests for Proposals

» Action, Management, Revitalization and Sustainability Plans

» Commissions and Committees

» Conservation, Design and Alteration Guidelines

» Master Plans

» Policies, By-Laws and OCPs

Strategic Plans

Snapshot of Heritage Conservation in 2017

Requests for Proposals

Action, Management, Revitalization and Sustainability Plans

Examples Of Heritage Revitalization Agreements

City of Delta link
City of Kelowna link
City of Surrey link
City of Surrey link
City of Vancouver link
City of Vancouver link
City of Victoria link
District of Oak Bay link
District of Oak Bay: link
District of West Vancouver link

Revitalization Tax Exemptions: A Primer On The Provisions In The Community Charter

Examples of Tax Exemptions and Incentives:

City of Kelowna Tax Exemption Checklist link
City of Nanaimo Downtown Revitalization Tax Exemption Program link
City of Victoria Tax Incentive Program link
Heritage Designation Incentives I (Heritage BC) link
Heritage Designation Incentives II (Heritage BC) link
Port Moody Heritage Revitalization Tax Exemption link
Province of BC Municipal Partnering, Heritage, Riparian & Other Special Tax Exemptions link
Salmon Arm Revitalization Tax Exemption Program link