Environmental Ordinance, Cultural Historical Values
Description
The protection of cultural historical values is important because they are irreplaceable. The regulation therefore incorporates the cultural-historical areas with buildings and/or complexes of buildings and/or historical geographical elements, patterns and structures from a provincial perspective. For the designated areas, the values and characteristics are described on the Cultural Historical Value Map. The areas may overlap with the urban area. The regulation requires the municipality to include protective rules in the environmental plan in order to preserve the essential characteristics and values of those areas. And that this is taken into account in developments so that the values and characteristics are not affected. In areas where urban development is being considered by a municipality, this means that early consultation is necessary so that these provincial interests are involved in the plan development from the outset.
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