Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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What does a municipal heritage committee do?

Designates heritage buildings.
Is another name for the Ontario Heritage Trust.
Resolves disputes over heritage titles.
Supports municipal decisions on heritage matters.

The correct answer is: Supports municipal decisions on heritage matters.

A municipal heritage committee supports municipal decisions on heritage matters. Municipal heritage committees are appointed by municipal councils to advise on heritage matters such as designating heritage buildings, preserving heritage resources, and promoting heritage conservation. These committees play a crucial role in assisting municipal councils in making informed decisions regarding heritage preservation and development within their communities. Option A is incorrect as the designation of heritage buildings is one of the specific tasks that the committee may be involved in. Option B is incorrect because the Ontario Heritage Trust is a separate entity from municipal heritage committees. Option C is incorrect as municipal heritage committees do not specifically resolve disputes over heritage titles; their main role is to support and advise on heritage matters within their municipalities.