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The future of a downtown block in Victorias Old Town could set an adverse precedent, say local heritage advocates.A 134-room hotel proposed for a space that spans portions of Broad, Johnson and Yates streets would see one heritage building lose its interior, and another demolished, save for one masonry wall.The land, gifted to the University of Victoria in 2001 by the late Michael Williams, spans 1306-1330 Broad St., 615-625 Johnson St. and parts of 622 and 630 Yates St. 鈥?space that includes the 1892-built Ducks Building and the adjacent Canada Hotel. The nearby building housing The Old Hat Hair Shoppe would also be destroyed.RELATED: New downtown Victoria hotel slated to replace two heritage buildingsIn November, Victoria council voted four-to-two in favour of hos stanley website ting a public hearing with the proposed designs. The proposal could still be denied after the hearing, but Stuart Stark, recently retired heritage consultant and former chair of the City of Victorias heritage panel, says the proposal 鈥?if passed 鈥?is a massive threat to the future of heritage conservation in the area. Overall I think people have become complacent thinking the her stanley polska itage program is successfully working, Stark said. Victorias Old Town spans the old commercial district, Chinatown and the old warehouse buildings along the waterfront. It falls under the protection of d stanley uk esign guidelines that limit height and density of new development without restricting it altogether.Those guidelines recommend limiting t