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in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, Ju ly 19 ,2 01 8 | 8 oakville.ca ALLAN ST ALLAN STM AC DO NA LD RD M AC DO NA LD RD SH ED DO N AV E SH ED DO N AV E LA W SO N ST LA W SO N ST GA LT AV E GA LT AV E REYNOLDS ST REYNOLDS ST SUBJECT LANDS Development of a Seniors Oriented Housing Block within the Former Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital (OTMH) Site TheTownofOakville is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOI) to develop a seniors oriented housing block within the former Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital (OTMH) site, as per the Town Council-approved Master Plan. This EOI is to solicit information only from interested respondents. The EOI is intended to assist the town in acquiring relevant market information for planning purposes without further commitment on its part. Therefore, this EOI does not constitute a solicitation for bids and no respondent will be awarded a contract by the town as a result of information provided in response to this request and no respondent will be precluded from bidding on a future bid process. Vision The town is seeking creative ideas, solutions, designs and development models for seniors oriented housing on the former OTMH site that may include the re-purposing of the former Oakville Trafalgar High School (OTHS) building, which is designated under section IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, andOntario Heritage Act, andOntario Heritage Act incorporates a publicly accessible civic square fronting on Reynolds Street with pedestrian connections to the proposed community centre and park block to the north. Submissions must have regard for the Council- approved master plan for the former OTMH site and consider and conserve the heritage character of the surrounding neighbourhood, which includes the Trafalgar Road Heritage Conservation District. The former OTMH site, owned by the town, is situated within an established residential area north-east of downtown Oakville and south-east of the Oakville GO station. The entire former OTMH site is approximately 5.7 hectares in size. The Seniors OrientedHousing Block is located at 291 Reynolds Street and is approximately 1.3 hectares in size with frontage on Reynolds Street and Allan Street. We invite respondents to submit information and potential solutions. Submissions must be received by 4 p.m. on Wednesday, August 29, 2018. For more information about the EOI, visit https://oakville.bidsandtenders.ca. FordetailsontheExpressionof Interestprocess, contact: Kathy Wyatt, CPPO, CPPB, Manager of Purchasing and RiskManagement, Town of Oakville at 905-845-6601, ext. 3087 or by email at kathy.wyatt@oakville.ca. Expression of Interest Opportunity (EOI-2-2018) Notice of Heritage Designation On July 9, 2018, Oakville Town Council resolved to pass By-law 2018-109 to designate 2478 Old Bronte Road under Section 29 of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O.Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O.Ontario Heritage Act 1990, c. O.18, as amended, as a property of cultural heritage value and interest: 2478 Old Bronte Road Unit 31, Level 1, Halton Standard Condominium Plan No. 680, Oakville Description of Property This one and half storey building is located on the west side of Old Bronte Road in the historic village of Palermo. Originally used as a residence for a small farm, the building has been relocated slightly to the southeast of its original location as part of the surrounding development. This brick-clad building has a steeply pitched gable roof and wraparound verandah. Statement of Cultural Heritage Value or Interest Design/Physical Value The historic building has cultural heritage value as a representative example of an early 20th century vernacular residence with Craftsman-inspired details. The building is a red brick-clad,1-1/2 storey structure with a steeply pitched gable roof with front facing wall gable and steeply pitched gabled dormers. A beveled course of brick runs 4 levels of brick above the foundation. The overall design of the house is unique within the Palermo area. Historic/Associative Value The historic building has cultural heritage value in its association with the development of Palermo Village. Constructed during the heyday of Palermo Village, which is the earliest settlement in present day Oakville, the residence is representative of the prosperity of the settlement at that time. The historic building formed part of a small semi-rural farm property that formerly included a barn, blacksmith shop and apple orchard. The historic building has been associated with historically well-known Palermo families, including the Lee family, the Dickenson family and the Bartman family. Contextual Value The historic building has cultural heritage value as one of the last remaining historic residences of Palermo Village. While the village has changed dramatically, the remaining elements of Palermo are important in understanding the history of the Town of Oakville. The historic building maintains and supports the history of Old Bronte Road and is one of only three heritage homes remaining on the west side of Old Bronte Road. Its continued presence on the streetscape is important in retaining the few remaining heritage resources of the village. Heritage Attributes Key features that relate to the historic, associative, design and physical value of the historic building at 2478 Old Bronte Road include: +$* 67* 37, $39):1062*#4 831672# -93, )238* $6.1* with the following details: • Asymmetrical front façade, • Red brick exterior walls laid in a common bond configuration, • Steeply gabled roof with steeply gabled dormers and wood trim; • Wood soffits and fascia; • '*237,3 ($!-$ (2351 326.7, 0$* 16.0$:*310 -627*2 6)'*237,3 ($!-$ (2351 326.7, 0$* 16.0$:*310 -627*2 6)' the house with round wood columns and a brick base; • Wood front entrance door with six panes of glass • "%!10!7& ,6./9*:$.7&4 (66, (!7,6(1 67 0$* ground and second floor, including stone sills and lintels and textured coloured glass transom over the bay window. Further information respecting this designation is available from the Town of Oakville. 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