Heritage Register
Milton's Heritage Register identifies properties that have cultural heritage value or interest and helps protect them as the community grows and changes. The register supports heritage conservation by recognizing buildings, structures, landscapes, and landmarks that contribute to Milton's history and character.
Properties on the Heritage Register may be listed or designated under the Ontario Heritage Act. Before planning changes to a heritage property, it is important to understand the property's heritage status and any approval requirements that may apply.
Use the following resources to learn more about heritage properties in Milton:
These resources can help you determine whether a property is listed or designated and provide information about its heritage significance.
Some buildings, parks, landmarks, and cultural resources are designated under Section 29 of the Ontario Heritage Act because of their architectural, historical, or cultural significance.
Designation helps ensure that the heritage value of a property is considered when changes, alterations, or redevelopment are proposed.
The Heritage Register may include:
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Houses
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Barns
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Churches
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Parks
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War memorials
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Cemeteries
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Commercial buildings and stores
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Industrial buildings and factories
These properties help tell the story of Milton's development and contribute to the community's identity.
The Town of Milton updates the Heritage Register regularly.
Updates may include:
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Adding properties to the register
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Removing properties from the register
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Updating property addresses or records
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Recording buildings or structures that have been demolished
Maintaining an accurate register helps support heritage conservation and informed planning decisions across the community.