Appendix B- Summary of Heritage Conservation Easements

Conservation easements are legal agreements between heritage property owners and the agency that will hold the easement in perpetuity. Easement are registered on title against the real property and runs with the real property, and may be enforced by the municipality against the owner or subsequent owners of the real property. In the City of Windsor, all 18 of the heritage properties that either have a heritage conservation easement registered in favour of either the City of Windsor or the Ontario Heritage Trust (OHT) are also individually designated heritage properties. The following table shows all 18 properties:

Location	Name or Type of Building	Built	Reasons for Consideration	Context	Easement	By-Law	Designation Date
350 Devonshire	Walkerville Town Hall	1904	Arch. Albert Kahn (moved 1995)	Walkerville	City	12398	12/4/1995
420 Devonshire	Walkerville Post Office	1914	Arch. Fed. Public Works	Walkerville	City	12756	11/25/1996
546 Devonshire	Semi-Detached House	c1890	Arch. Mason & Rice	Walkerville	City	9978	11/3/1989
548 Devonshire	Semi-Detached House	c1890	Arch. Mason & Rice	Walkerville	City	9979	11/3/1989
606 Devonshire / Wyandotte St E	Royal Bank of Canada	1922	Arch. D.J. Cameron	Walkerville	City	11938	8/29/1994
350 Huron Church Rd / University Ave W	Assumption Church	1845,1874	Arch. Robert Thomas Elliott; Mission 1748	Sandwich	OHT	5893	2/6/1978
795 McDougall St	Mount Zion Church of God in Christ	1939	Black History; Arch. J.P. Thomson	Core	City	132-2004	5/10/2004
351 Mill St	Arthur & Marie Langlois House	1888	Queen Anne Cottage	Sandwich	City	154-1998	5/19/1998