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PFC2019-0223 Attachment 1 Table of City-owned Heritage Assets & Condition There are 126 extant City-Owned assets listed on the Inventory of Evaluated Historic Resources. They fall into to 4 types: 40 Buildings; 71 Cultural Landscapes (historic parks, gardens, cemeteries, homesteads, boulevards, and sites with significant archaeological resources); 10 Bridges; and 5 Other – a total of 27 of these sites are designated as Municipal Historic Resources. There are also 8 demolished assets listed on the Inventory. The following tables list each asset including a hyperlink to the Inventory of Evaluated Historic Resources where additional information is available such as photos, address, year of construction, community, original use of, architectural style, development era, status of legal protection, and statement of significance. The tables below also provide departmental steward of each asset as well as condition assessment using the following legend(s): STEWARD ACRONYMS: CFD – CALGARY FIRE DEPARTMENT CH – CALGARY HOUSING CMLC – CALGARY MUNICIPAL LAND CORPORATION FM – FACILITIES MANAGEMENT RE&DS - REAL ESTATE & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TRANSP – TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE WR – WATER RESOURCES Condition Type of Asset Definition Fair Building; Bridges; Other Lacks maintenance and/or repairs Poor Building; Bridges; Other Major Repairs needed Good Building; Bridges; Other well maintained and few/no evidence of deferred maintenance Fair – Project Planned Building; Bridges; Other Lacks maintenance and/or repairs – Project planned Poor – Project Planned Building; Bridges; Other Major Repairs needed – Project planned TBD/Unknown Building; Bridges; Other Condition Assessment needed At-Risk Cultural Landscapes Cultural landscapes that are not currently managed via effective policy Stable Cultural Landscapes Cultural landscapes that are safe and stable and managed via effective policy and best practice Restored Cultural Landscapes Cultural landscapes that have undergone a restoration/redevelopment project ISC: Unrestricted Page 1 of 5 PFC2019-0223 Attachment 1 TYPE: BUILDING WARD STEWARD CONDITON Bow River Pumphouse No. 2 (Pumphouse 8 FM (RECREATION) Poor Theatre) Bowness Town Hall 1 FM (CFD) Good Calgary Public Building 8 FM Exterior – Poor Interior/base building - Good Calgary Zoo Conservatory - Tropical Aviary 9 CIVIC PARTNER Good Capitol Hill Cottage School 7 FM Poor - Project planned Centennial Planetarium 8 FM (RECREATION) Good Central Memorial Park Library 11 CIVIC PARTNER Fair Cliff Bungalow School 8 FM Poor Cross Residence 9 FM Fair Deane House 9 FC Good Eau Claire & Bow River Lumber Co. 7 FM Fair Electric Substation #14 1 PARKS Fair Fire Hall No. 1 7 FM Fair Fire Hall No. 2 11 FM Good Fire Hall No. 6 7 FM (PARKS) Poor – Project Planned Fire Hall No. 6 (1964) 7 FM Good Glenmore Water Treatment Plant 11 FM (WR) Good Grand Trunk Cottage School 7 FM Fair Guide-Scout Service Centre 7 FM (PARKS) TBD Haultain School 11 FM (PARKS) Good Hillier Block 7 CMLC Good Historic City Hall 7 FM Good Holy Angels School 8 FM Fair Hunt House 9 CIVIC PARTNER Good McInnes Barn 13 FM (PARKS) TBD McHugh House 11 FM (PARKS) Good New East Ward (Alexandra) School 9 FM (CN) Good North Mount Pleasant School 7 FM (RECREATION) Fair Reliance (Armour) Block 7 FM (CHC) Poor - Project planned Rouleau Residence 11 FM Poor – Project planned Rutledge Hangar (Municipal Airport No. 1) 9 RE&DS TBD Simmons Factory Warehouse 7 CMLC Good Southern Alberta Pioneers' Memorial Building 11 FM (PARKS) TBD St. Louis Hotel 7 CMLC Good St. Mary's Parish Hall/CNR Station 11 FM Fair Sub-station No. Four 8 CH TBD Union Cemetery Caretaker's Cottage 9 FM (PARKS) Good Union Cemetery Mortuary 9 FM (PARKS) Good W.R. Castell Central Library 7 CMLC Fair YWCA 11 FM Poor –Project planned ISC: Unrestricted Page 2 of 5 PFC2019-0223 Attachment 1 TYPE: CULTURAL LANDSCAPES - (PARKS) WITH A BUILDING NAME WARD STEWARD CONDITON Bow Valley Lawn Bowling Club 7 RE&DS TBD Colonel Walker Residence and Homestead Lands 9 FM/PARKS Building: Fair; Landscape: Stable Edworthy Residence, Homestead Lands and 8 FM/PARKS Building: Fair; Landscape: Stable Quarries Elbow Park Swimming Pool and Grounds 11 FM/PARKS Building: Good; Landscape: Stable Inglewood Lawn Bowling Club 9 PARKS Building: Good (new); Landscape: Stable Reader Rock Garden 9 FM/PARKS Building: Good (new); Landscape: Restored Riveredge Park 11 PARKS Building: TBD; Landscape: Stable TYPE: CULTRUAL LANDSCAPES - PARKS; CEMETARY; ARCHAEOLOGICAL NAME WARD STEWARD CONDITON 12 Mile Coulee Archaeological Sites 1 PARKS At Risk Battalion Numbers 6 PARKS Restored Bridgeland / Riverside Vacant Lot Garden 9 PARKS Restored Bowness Park 1 PARKS Restored Burnsland Cemetery 9 PARKS Stable Capitol Hill Park 7 PARKS Stable Carleton Plot 8 PARKS Stable Cartier Park 8 PARKS Stable Central Memorial Park 11 PARKS Restored Century Gardens 8 PARKS Restored Chinese Cemetery 11 PARKS Stable Confederation Park 7 PARKS Stable Crescent Park 7 PARKS Stable Fort Calgary Archaeological Site 7 CIVIC Restored PARTNER Jefferies Park 9 PARKS Stable Lindsay's Folly 11 PARKS Stable Olympic Plaza 7 PARKS Stable Nose Hill Archaeological Resource 4 PARKS At Risk Paskapoo Slope Archaeological Sites 6 PARKS At Risk Quarry Road 8 PARKS Stable Ranchlands Hills Parks 2 PARKS Stable Reverend George McDougall Memorial Site 3 PARKS Restored Riley Park 7 PARKS Stable Rotary Park Lawn Bowls 7 PARKS Stable Scotland Street Plot 8 PARKS Stable Scotsman's Hill 9 PARKS Stable Shaganappi Point Golf Course 8 RECREATION Stable South Mount Royal Park 8 PARKS Stable Talon Avenue Park 8 PARKS Stable Triangle Park 8 PARKS Stable Union Cemetery 9 PARKS Stable Senator Patrick Burns Memorial Rock Garden 7 PARKS Stable St. Mary's Cemetery 11 PARKS Stable ISC: Unrestricted Page 3 of 5 PFC2019-0223 Attachment 1 TYPE: CULTURAL LANDSCAPES - BOULEVARD NAME WARD STEWARD CONDITON 10 Avenue N Boulevards 7 PARKS Stable 11 Avenue N Boulevards 7 PARKS Stable 11 Street NW Lilac Median 7 PARKS Stable 4a Street NW Boulevards 7 PARKS Stable 5 Avenue NE Boulevards 7 PARKS Stable 5 Street NW Boulevards 7 PARKS Stable 5A Street SW Boulevards 8 PARKS Stable 6 Avenue NW Lilac Medians 7 PARKS Stable 6a Street NW Boulevards 7 PARKS Stable 7 Avenue NE Boulevards 7 PARKS Stable 7 Street NW Boulevards 7 PARKS Stable 8 Avenue NE Boulevards 7 PARKS Stable 8 Street NE Boulevards 9 PARKS Stable 9 Avenue N Boulevards 7 PARKS Stable 9 Avenue SE Boulevards 9 PARKS Stable 9 Street SE Boulevards 9 PARKS Stable Balmoral Circus 7 PARKS Stable Beaumont Circus 9 PARKS Stable Bowness Road NW Lilac Medians 7 PARKS Stable Frontenac Avenue SW Boulevards 8 PARKS Stable Garden Crescent 8 PARKS Stable Memorial Drive 7 PARKS Stable Montcalm Crescent SW Boulevard 8 PARKS Stable Montreal Avenue SW Boulevards 8 PARKS Stable Quebec Avenue SW Boulevard 8 PARKS Stable Riverdale Avenue SW Boulevards - East 11 PARKS Stable Riverdale Avenue SW Boulevards - West 11 PARKS Stable Senlac Street SW Boulevard 8 PARKS Stable Sharon Avenue SW Boulevards 8 PARKS Restored Shelbourne Street SW Boulevards 8 PARKS Stable Sifton Boulevard SW Boulevards 11 PARKS Stable TYPE: BRIDGE NAME WARD STEWARD CONDITON 12 Avenue Elbow River Bridge 7/9 TRANSP Good Canadian Northern Railway Bridge (Mission) 11 PARKS TBD Centre Street Bridge 7 TRANSP Fair Cushing Bridge 9 TRANSP Fair East Calgary (Inglewood) Bridge 7/9 TRANSP Poor (Replacement planned in next year) Hextall (Shouldice) Bridge 7/1 PARKS TBD Hillhurst (Louise) Bridge 7/8 TRANSP Good Mewata Bridge 7/8 TRANSP Fair Mission Bridge 11/8 TRANSP Fair Reconciliation Bridge 9/7 TRANSP Fair (upgrades underway) ISC: Unrestricted Page 4 of 5 PFC2019-0223 Attachment 1 TYPE: OTHER NAME WARD STEWARD CONDITON Dinny the Dinosaur 9 CIVIC Poor - Project Planned PARTNER Eamon's Bungalow Camp (Sign) 1 TRANSP Good Glenmore Dam 11 WR Good Original Centre Street Bridge Lions (Four) - PUBLIC ART Poor; Fair – Project Planned; and Good Neilson Block (façade) 7 FM (CIVIC TBD PARTNER) TYPE: DEMOLISHED NAME WARD DEMOLITION DATE / COMEMORATION Calgary Lawn Bowling Club 8 2016 / Yes, portion of lawn retained in new park Fire Hall No. 5 8 2012 / Commemorative feature incorporated into landscaping Hotel Cecil (Cecil Hotel) 7 2015 / Original sign preserved for future use Rideau Park Pedestrian Bridge (Elbow River) 11 2013 (Flood) / Commemorative feature installed River Park (Sandy Beach) Pedestrian Bridge 8/11 along Elbow Drive at 34 AV SW Riverdale Avenue - Sifton Boulevard Pedestrian Bridge 11 Sales (Enoch) Residence 11 2019 / TBD St. George's Island Bridge 9 2017 / Commemorative feature installed adjacent to new bridge ISC: Unrestricted Page 5 of 5 .
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