Prince Albert Municipal Heritage Award (Page 2 of 4) in pdf

The document can also be viewed at the Public Library or at the Community Services

Department, 3

floor, City Hall – 1084 Central Avenue.

The project must be located within the City of Prince Albert boundaries.

Projects which were entered or nominated previously, but which did not receive an award, are

eligible for an award in years to come. .

Structures more than fifty years old are of particular interest.

Projects that enhance the public understanding and appreciation of Prince Albert’s natural and

human heritage will be given more weight in judging.

Volunteer involvement and commitment to heritage activities, which enrich community life in

Prince Albert will be a factor in judging.

NOMINATION PROCEDURE

Please submit a written description of the nature and extent of the project, relating specifically to the

above categories and criteria and provide visual documentation in the form of plans, sketches and/or

photographs. Documenting the specific heritage preservation techniques and treatment used will

strengthen the quality of your submission. “Before and after” photographs are especially helpful to the

Selection Subcommittee when judging submissions. Please reference the Standards and Guidelines in

your submission and demonstrate how the project applies the Standards and Guidelines.

Nominators are responsible for informing all individuals and organizations involved of the nomination as

well as informing and obtaining written consent of registered property owners(s) with respect to the

nomination. The name of contributors to the project (e.g. architects, organizations, etc.) may also appear

on the award.

SELECTION PROCEDURE

The Prince Albert Museum and Heritage Advisory Committee reviews all of the nominations and

recommends the award winner for approval by City Council.

The award, in the form of a plaque with a photo of the building and description, is presented to the award

recipient and a second plaque is displayed in City Hall on the third floor east wall. An information page

about the building will also be available at the Tourism Information Centre with a map featuring the

location of the building.

Materials submitted with the entry form will remain with the City of Prince Albert. They will be returned

upon request. Although care will be taken with the submissions, the City of Prince Albert will not be

responsible for damage or loss. It is advisable, therefore, to submit copies of materials rather than

originals.

All information submitted will become public and may be used for the information page, map, the

plaque or any other purposes related to the award.

Written consent of registered property owner(s) is required.

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