Calgary's first skyscraper makes history: From the archives

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Former Calgary Herald journalist David Bly wrote the following historical piece, first published in the Herald on Dec. 5, 2005.

Cariou said it’s a common misconception that council has the power to save old buildings from demolition.” he said. “If the council designated a property a municipal heritage site, the legislation says it would have to compensate the owner for economicThis advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.That’s what’s known as incurring an unknown liability, and it’s just not a practical way to proceed.

Such a designation makes a property owner eligible for grants and other financial assistance in restoration work, but also restricts what can happen to the property.but heritage brings a kind of beauty that doesn’t happen any other way.She said those developers who have a passion for heritage are to be commended for their commitment.Article content

Cariou said his office and the heritage authority often work closely with property owners in preservation and restoration.We can’t and don’t want to force people to do things. We’re always looking for ways to work in partnership with owners of heritage buildings.He said the Grand Theatre-Lougheed Building project and the Inglewood livery barn are two examples of such co-operation.and that’s probably not the right approach anyway — we’re a very young city.

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