105 Maitland Street - Alterations to Heritage Attributes on Designated Heritage Properties Under Part IV, Section 33 of the Ontario Heritage Act

99-101 Maitland Street was constructed in 1888 as semi-detached houses, 103 and 105 Maitland Street date to 1872 and 1871, and 113 Maitland Street was constructed in 1871. 111 Maitland Street was constructed in 1911 as the Society of Friends Meeting House. The proposal involves the replacement of the existing single pane wooden windows with new double glazed units with wood frames and sashes that match the dimensions and profiles of the existing windows being replaced. The original stained glass transoms will be incorporated into the new units. Original segmental-headed windows that have been modified will be reinstated. The large arched windows at 111 Maitland Street will be retained, repaired and repainted. New removable wooden storms will be constructed and installed to match the existing windows. The proposed replacements are consistent with the standard for in-kind replacement of deteriorated character defining elements within the Standards and Guidelines for the Conservation of Historic Places in Canada and are consistent with the policy framework for the conservation of significant heritage resources. The impacts of the replacement windows are appropriately mitigated through the overall conservation strategy.

(RJC), dated November 10, 2023.