The Ottawa Record

Built Heritage Sub-Committee

August 23, 2022

Who was there

Present (3): Riley Brockington, Glen Gower, Rawlson King

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What was decided (1 motion)

1 carried, 0 recorded otherwise. Every motion below is printed as the minutes print it.

BE IT RESOLVED THAT the “Comments by the Ward Councillors” section of the report be replaced with the following content: Councillor S. Menard has provided the following comment: “Glebe Collegiate Institute is an important heritage structure in the Glebe. The building, its function and its history have contributed and continue to contribute to the nature and character of the neighbourhood. GCI is valued by residents, and the community will be glad that it receives this important designation. I am happy to support the recommendation.” Councillor M. Fleury has provided the following comments: “One of the many things I love about the neighbourhoods I represent is that they are full of rich history – much preserved in the historic homes and buildings that remain standing after all these years. York Street Public School is just this – a piece of history that has continued to open its doors to education since 1922. Serving generations of children from Lowertown East and other surrounding areas, including our 26th Governor General Adrienne Clarkson, this school reflects the ever growing societal and demographic changes of Lowertown since the early 20th century. For any former student lucky to walk through its doors, many will agree the school’s character and charm are unlike any other. This year, as many may know, will mark its 100th anniversary. With this exceptional accomplishment to add to those efforts with community partners such as the Lowertown Community Association and the OC
Moved by S. Moffatt
Carried

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