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6278 Kingston Road heritage designation deferred until next term
City Planning recommended designating a Scarborough house built around 1850 under Ontario's heritage protection law before a January 2027 deadline. A resident sought to depute, and the committee deferred the item to the next term, moving the decision past the deadline that triggers automatic removal from the heritage register.
Committee deferred the item to next term.
From the floor
“if you would prefer, we can just right now defer it without a deputation”Speaker not identified
“If she deputes now, she can't dispute when the item gets deferred”Speaker not identified
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• The property is one of eighteen pre-1870 listed heritage properties facing automatic removal from Toronto's heritage register on January 1, 2027 unless designated. Deferral to next term (post-November 2026) places the designation decision after that deadline, likely blocking the city's ability to protect it.
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On the Toronto City Council agenda for 2026-07-29
A resident prepared to depute on this item; deferral to next term means deputation opportunity moves with it. Follow up if the item is scheduled again.
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