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The heritage and character of the Cathedral and Lakeview neighbourhoods contribute to their social and economic success. We invite property owners and community members to help create a definition for this ‘character’ and design potential regulatory tools to help protect it.
‘Character’ makes an area attractive as a place to live, work and invest. It is the result of many elements: location, landscapes, views, architectural features, and heritage assets. Heritage assets include sites and buildings listed in the City’s Heritage Inventory for their important contribution to sense of place in Regina and overall community value for future generations.
The aim of this project is to develop a set of recommendations to City Council that clarifies heritage and character conservation objectives, rationale and expectations in the Cathedral and Lakeview neighbourhoods.
Sign up to stay informed and receive updates on community workshops, surveys and other opportunities to comment on interim project results.
Wallace Insights has been contracted to study regulatory options and lead this public engagement. Input received will also inform the work to update the Cathedral and Lakeview Neighbourhood Plans when that work is undertaken as part of the City’s Neighbourhood Plan Program.
The heritage and character of the Cathedral and Lakeview neighbourhoods contribute to their social and economic success. We invite property owners and community members to help create a definition for this ‘character’ and design potential regulatory tools to help protect it.
‘Character’ makes an area attractive as a place to live, work and invest. It is the result of many elements: location, landscapes, views, architectural features, and heritage assets. Heritage assets include sites and buildings listed in the City’s Heritage Inventory for their important contribution to sense of place in Regina and overall community value for future generations.
The aim of this project is to develop a set of recommendations to City Council that clarifies heritage and character conservation objectives, rationale and expectations in the Cathedral and Lakeview neighbourhoods.
Sign up to stay informed and receive updates on community workshops, surveys and other opportunities to comment on interim project results.
Wallace Insights has been contracted to study regulatory options and lead this public engagement. Input received will also inform the work to update the Cathedral and Lakeview Neighbourhood Plans when that work is undertaken as part of the City’s Neighbourhood Plan Program.
Community character refers to the qualities that make an area an attractive place to live, work and invest. It is the result of many elements including location, landscapes, views, architectural features and heritage assets. What characteristics, locations or other features make the Cathedral and Lakeview neighbourhoods special or unique for you?
Timeline
September/October 2021
Community Character (Lakeview and Cathedral) has finished this stage
Planning the Engagement Stakeholders with expertise in heritage conservation, from the business and development community, and owners of heritage-designated properties will be asked to help plan engagement to ensure activities meet their needs.
November/December 2021
Community Character (Lakeview and Cathedral) has finished this stage
Community Learning Opportunities Online resources offered to expand community understanding of local heritage and how heritage contributes to thriving, successful communities.
Workshop #1 – Defining Character A workshop specific to each neighbourhood (Cathedral and Lakeview) will dive deep into specific character-defining elements to establish a vision for defining ‘character’.
January 2022
Community Character (Lakeview and Cathedral) has finished this stage
Workshop #2 – Protecting Character A workshop specific to each neighbourhood (Cathedral and Lakeview) will dive deep into regulatory tools designed to help protect the ‘character’ defined in Workshop #1.
February 2022
Community Character (Lakeview and Cathedral) has finished this stage
Confirmation events Stakeholders review draft project results and how their input influenced the Consultant recommendations in their report.
Q3 2022
Community Character (Lakeview and Cathedral) is currently at this stage