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Heritage deadlines in Kitchener, next six months

The dates that decide whether a building stays protected: objections and by-laws after a notice of intention to designate, the January 1 removals, and council's window after a development application.

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  1. October 28, 2026

    • Last day to object to the notice of intention to designate: 105-117 Onward Ave, Kitchener (approximate)
      Anyone may object to the council clerk within 30 days of the notice being published. Ontario Heritage Act s. 29(5). Worked out from: counted from the council meeting that approved the notice (2026-09-28); the published notice may be a few days later.

  2. December 22, 2026

    • Designating by-law due, or the notice is deemed withdrawn: 87 Margaret Ave, Kitchener (approximate)
      Council must pass the designating by-law within 120 days of the notice, or the notice is deemed withdrawn. Ontario Heritage Act s. 29(8). Worked out from: counted from the council meeting that approved the notice (2026-08-24); the published notice may be a few days later.

  3. January 1, 2027

    • Listing comes off the municipal register: 159 properties in Kitchener
      Listed properties without a notice of intention to designate come off the register. Ontario Heritage Act s. 27(16). Worked out from: listing dates on the municipal register (Bill 23 / Bill 200).

  4. January 26, 2027

    • Designating by-law due, or the notice is deemed withdrawn: 105-117 Onward Ave, Kitchener (approximate)
      Council must pass the designating by-law within 120 days of the notice, or the notice is deemed withdrawn. Ontario Heritage Act s. 29(8). Worked out from: counted from the council meeting that approved the notice (2026-09-28); the published notice may be a few days later.

Dates come from the notices, agendas, registers and applications we track; a municipality may have acted in a way we haven't seen yet. Not legal advice. Confirm with the municipality.