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Consultation has concluded
Join us for a conversation about what defines Character in Chester Village
There are a few different ways you can be involved.
The survey below will be open until May 23.
You can download the Discussion Paperto view an analysis of observed character-defining features and preliminary principles for compatible new development.
You can join us at a community meeting on May 18 (there will be an afternoon and an evening session - details are under "Key Dates")
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The Municipality of Chester is working with FBM, Novita Interpares, and CBCL on a Built Form and Character-Defining Elements Study for the Village of Chester.
Chester Village has a character that reflects the community’s history. Character-defining features most often include:
The external architecture of buildings;
The historical or cultural importance of buildings and places;
Views and streetscapes; and
Site features, such as trees, hedges, landscaping, walls and fences.
The Study will inform the review of Chester Village Planning documents, including the Land Use Bylaw, which contains regulations that apply to new developments and building renovations.
We also be holding community engagement events in the spring. Please check back for more information and details.
Join us for a conversation about what defines Character in Chester Village
There are a few different ways you can be involved.
The survey below will be open until May 23.
You can download the Discussion Paperto view an analysis of observed character-defining features and preliminary principles for compatible new development.
You can join us at a community meeting on May 18 (there will be an afternoon and an evening session - details are under "Key Dates")
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The Municipality of Chester is working with FBM, Novita Interpares, and CBCL on a Built Form and Character-Defining Elements Study for the Village of Chester.
Chester Village has a character that reflects the community’s history. Character-defining features most often include:
The external architecture of buildings;
The historical or cultural importance of buildings and places;
Views and streetscapes; and
Site features, such as trees, hedges, landscaping, walls and fences.
The Study will inform the review of Chester Village Planning documents, including the Land Use Bylaw, which contains regulations that apply to new developments and building renovations.
We also be holding community engagement events in the spring. Please check back for more information and details.
The Municipality of the District of Chester is working with a consultant team to develop a Built Form and Character-Defining Elements Study for Chester Village. This Study will provide analysis of local architectural styles, materials and design elements that contribute to the existing character of the Village of Chester. Character is understood in terms of:
Site Design and Context;
Building Design; and
Social and Community Needs.
The Study will also provide recommendations for how future development can be compatible with the village character into the future, understanding that Chester is both rooted in the past and evolving for the future.
Further information and imagery is available in the Discussion Paper.
The survey will be avallable until May 23. All questions are optional.
Consultation has concluded
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