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ABOUT THE PROJECT
The proposed project is to undertake a review of current heritage policy and practices for the City of Revelstoke and prepare a Heritage Management Plan for the City that includes current best practices in heritage conservation and creates a heritage program that takes into account all of Revelstoke’s heritage values. The process will examine Revelstoke’s current heritage planning initiatives and programs, Official Community Plan, the Revelstoke Station Heritage Conservation Area, design guidelines and other aspects of the City’s heritage. The plan will take a values-based approach to heritage, be developed with community engagement, include appropriate recommendations, tools, strategies and actions, and develop a plan for its implementation.
City to undertake three phases to complete the Revelstoke Heritage Program Review and Heritage Management Plan:
Phase 1 - Revelstoke's Historical Context: community engagement, thematic framework and vision
Phase 2 - Revelstoke's Heritage Places: review and update of the inventory and register to conform to best practices
Phase 3 - Heritage Management Planning: overall review of the heritage situation, policies, strategies and actions to setup the heritage program, conservation tools and updating the heritage information and resources on the City website
HOW CAN THE COMMUNITY HELP?
Community input is very important for creating a vision and strategies for the conservation of Revelstoke’s heritage. The Heritage Management Plan will take into account all of the features that a community thinks have heritage value, and will include strategies and tools for protection and management.
See link and information to the survey, community forum, and idea board below to submit your ideas to help the City understand what the heritage of Revelstoke is all about, it’s places that matter, and the future of its heritage resources.
ABOUT THE PROJECT
The proposed project is to undertake a review of current heritage policy and practices for the City of Revelstoke and prepare a Heritage Management Plan for the City that includes current best practices in heritage conservation and creates a heritage program that takes into account all of Revelstoke’s heritage values. The process will examine Revelstoke’s current heritage planning initiatives and programs, Official Community Plan, the Revelstoke Station Heritage Conservation Area, design guidelines and other aspects of the City’s heritage. The plan will take a values-based approach to heritage, be developed with community engagement, include appropriate recommendations, tools, strategies and actions, and develop a plan for its implementation.
City to undertake three phases to complete the Revelstoke Heritage Program Review and Heritage Management Plan:
Phase 1 - Revelstoke's Historical Context: community engagement, thematic framework and vision
Phase 2 - Revelstoke's Heritage Places: review and update of the inventory and register to conform to best practices
Phase 3 - Heritage Management Planning: overall review of the heritage situation, policies, strategies and actions to setup the heritage program, conservation tools and updating the heritage information and resources on the City website
HOW CAN THE COMMUNITY HELP?
Community input is very important for creating a vision and strategies for the conservation of Revelstoke’s heritage. The Heritage Management Plan will take into account all of the features that a community thinks have heritage value, and will include strategies and tools for protection and management.
See link and information to the survey, community forum, and idea board below to submit your ideas to help the City understand what the heritage of Revelstoke is all about, it’s places that matter, and the future of its heritage resources.
The City of Revelstoke is taking an important step toward honouring the city’s stories and places by developing a Heritage Management Plan.
Community input is very important for creating a vision and strategies for the conservation of Revelstoke’s heritage. The Heritage Management Plan will take into account all of the features that a community thinks have heritage value, and will include strategies and tools for protection and management.
This questionnaire is to collect the community’s ideas to understand what the heritage of Revelstoke is all about, it’s places that matter, and the future of its heritage resources.
No question is mandatory to answer, please fill out the questionnaire to the best of your ability. Most questions are in essay format as to not limit community members ideas and comments surrounding the heritage of Revelstoke. The City of Revelstoke will not collect, use, or disclose personal information using this questionnaire. The questionnaire is voluntary and a response is encouraged but not required.
Community Heritage Context Study and Regulatory Review Application to CBT
Heritage Management Plan has finished this stage
March 2019
The Development Services Department submitted a project application to Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) to support the City with funding to hire a consultant to help staff complete the Revelstoke Heritage Program Review and Heritage Management Plan.
CBT approves grant funding to City
Heritage Management Plan has finished this stage
Spring 2020
The Columbia Basin Trust approved the City's grant application for the Community Heritage Context Study and Regulatory Review Project.
Phase 1: Heritage Advisory Commission Review of Engagement Questionnaire
Heritage Management Plan has finished this stage
June - December 2021
The Heritage Advisory Commission reviewed and provided feedback to staff on the draft Heritage Management Plan questionnaire and engagement opportunities.
Phase 1: Community Engagement: Workshop
Heritage Management Plan has finished this stage
Two workshops to be held at the Revelstoke Museum & Archives:
Friday, February 25, 2022, 12:00 PM (noon) - 4:00 PM
Saturday, February 26, 2022, 12:00 PM (noon) - 4:00 PM
Heritage Management Plan is currently at this stage
February 17, 2022 - April 2022 - Online and paper questionnaire
May 2022 - Revelstoke Station Heritage Conservation Area - Property Owner Questionnaire
Phase 1: Develop a Vision Statement for Heritage in Revelstoke
this is an upcoming stage for Heritage Management Plan
Use compiled values from the public engagement, advice from the City and/or Heritage Advisory Commission, the OCP and any other relevant documents to develop a vision statement for heritage in Revelstoke.
Phase 2: Revelstoke’s Heritage Places
this is an upcoming stage for Heritage Management Plan
Identifying historic places
Heritage register inclusion process
Phase 3: Heritage Management Planning
this is an upcoming stage for Heritage Management Plan
Heritage management plan goals
Current policy and planning framework
Heritage conservation policy
Heritage management strategies and actions
Heritage conservation tools for Revelstoke
Final Heritage Managment Plan
this is an upcoming stage for Heritage Management Plan
A final Heritage Management Plan document to be completed.