District candidates · Toronto

Collier St, Park Rd: 53 listed buildings, side by side

53 at-risk listed buildings within 1.2 hectares, mostly built around 1891 (the oldest in 1881). Designating them one by one is slow; a heritage conservation district study could cover them together.

Map of the candidate area outlined, with its listed buildings as dots. The buildings are listed below.

Ask for a district study

Under Part V of the Ontario Heritage Act, council can designate an area for study and then adopt a district plan. A letter from residents and heritage groups, with the buildings listed, is how many districts begin.

The buildings

1. 117 Collier St
2. 118 Collier St
3. 119 Collier St
4. 119 Collier St
5. 122 Collier St
6. 123 Collier St
7. 124 Collier St
8. 124 Collier St
9. 125 Collier St
10. 125 Collier St
11. 128 Collier St
12. 129 Collier St
13. 130 Collier St
14. 130 Collier St
15. 131 Collier St
16. 131 Collier St
17. 134 Collier St
18. 135 Collier St
19. 136 Collier St
20. 136 Collier St
21. 137 Collier St
22. 137 Collier St
23. 139 Collier St
24. 139 Collier St
25. 140 Collier St
26. 141 Collier St
27. 141 Collier St
28. 142 Collier St
29. 142 Collier St
30. 143 Collier St
31. 145 Collier St
32. 145 Collier St
33. 146 Collier St
34. 148 Collier St
35. 149 Collier St
36. 149 Collier St
37. 152 Collier St
38. 153 Collier St
39. 154 Collier St
40. 154 Collier St
41. 155 Collier St
42. 155 Collier St
43. 156 Collier St
44. 157 Collier St
45. 159 Collier St
46. 163 Collier St
47. 165 Collier St
48. 169 Collier St
49. 171 Collier St
50. 175 Collier St
51. 177 Collier St
52. 21 Park Rd
53. 29 Park Rd

A cluster found automatically from the municipal register; local knowledge decides whether it hangs together as a district. Not an evaluation, not legal advice.