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PRESENT 

CITY OF LANGFORD 

MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL 

Monday, August 20 th , 2012 @ 7:00 p.m. 

Council Chambers, 3 rd Floor, 877 Goldstream Avenue 

Mayor S. Young, Councillors: M. Sahlstrom, L. Seaton, W. Sifert, L. Szpak and R. Wade. 

ABSENT 

Councillor: D. Blackwell. 

ATTENDING 

Administrator, J. Bowden , Deputy Treasurer, A. Kryklywyj-Shortreid, Senior Planner, L. Stohmann, 

Director of Engineering, M. Mahovlich, Administrative Assistant, J. Coneybeer. 

1. CALL TO ORDER 

The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. 

2. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA 

MOVED BY: COUNCILLOR WADE 

SECONDED: COUNCILLOR SIFERT 

That Council approve the agenda as amended: POSTPONE until next Council meeting Public 

Hearing for Bylaw No. 1355 “Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 318, (1017 Marwood 

Avenue), 2011” due to an error in signage and DELETE: item 10 (g) Bylaw No. 1355 (File No. 3900- 

1355) “Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 318 (1017 Marwood Avenue), 2011”. 

3. PUBLIC HEARINGS 

CARRIED. 

a) BYLAW NO. 1424 (File No. 3900-1424) 

“Langford Official Community Plan Bylaw, Amendment No. 8, (3622 Happy Valley Road), 

2012". 

b) BYLAW NO. 1418 (File No. 3900 1418) 

“Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 340, (3622 Happy Valley Road), 2012". 

c) BYLAW NO. 1426 (File No. 3900-1426) 

“Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 340, (Create the RR3 Zone), 2012".

The Mayor opened the Public Hearing for Bylaw No. 1418, 1424 and 1426 at 7:00 p.m. 

Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council 

August 20 th , 2012 

Page 2 of 27 

Mayor Young advised members of the audience that any person present who believes that his or her 

interest is affected by the proposed bylaws shall be given an opportunity to be heard on the matters 

contained in the proposed bylaw. Those who wish to speak concerning this proposed bylaw should give 

their name, address and views concerning the proposed bylaw. Mayor Young advised that after 

everyone has expressed their views, he shall state three times “Is there anyone else who wishes to be 

heard”, and if no further views are forthcoming, the Public Hearing shall be declared closed. 

The Senior Planner advised Mark Johnston has applied on behalf of Evelyne Gauthier to amend the 

Official Community Plan designation of the property at 3622 Happy Valley Road from “Agricultural 

Strategy Lands” to “Neighbourhood” and to amend zoning designation of the same property from RR2 

(Rural Residential 2) zone to a new RR3 (Rural Residential 3) zone. This is proposed in order to permit 

the development of approximately 11 residential lots. The applicant is also applying to vary the 

minimum lot width from the required 16m to 12m. 

The new RR3 (Rural Residential 3) Zone, to be created by Bylaw No. 1426, will allow one-family dwellings 

with secondary suites either within the dwelling or an accessory building on lots with areas of 550 m2 or 

greater, and two-family dwellings on lots with areas of 835 m2 or greater created within the subject 

property only. 

As part of this rezoning application, a public hearing is required in accordance with the regulations of the 

Local Government Act. In support of this application, the applicant has agreed to: 

1. Provide the following amenity contributions prior to subdivision: 

i) $660 per ½ duplex towards the Affordable Housing Reserve Fund; 

ii) $1,000 per one-family lot towards the Affordable Housing Reserve Fund; 

iii) $3,960 per ½ duplex towards the General Amenity Reserve Fund; 

iv) $6,000 per one-family lot towards the General Amenity Reserve Fund; 

2. Remove the engineered accessory building that was erected without the benefit of any Permits or 

Inspections prior to the issuance of any further approvals by the City (including Development 

Permit, Subdivision Approval, Building Permit); 

3. Provide a detailed stormwater management plan that confirms the proposed development will not 

increase the volume or decrease the quality of stormwater leaving the site compared to predevelopment 

conditions and that stormwater works will be completed in accordance with the South 

Langford stormwater management plan prior to Subdivision Approval; 

4. Dedicate a 3m portion of the subject property’s Vitality Road frontage; 

5. Dedicate a new 14m road right-of-way through the subject property to provide access to lands 

beyond; 

6. Agree that no lots will be permitted to have direct driveway access to Happy Valley Road; 

7. Retain the existing trees located along the Happy Valley Road frontage; 

8. Provide an area, approximately as shown on the proposed site plan, to be dedicated to the City for 

stormwater management and amenity purposes at the time of Subdivision. 

9. Construct a trail from Vitality Road, through the City’s amenity lot at 3620 Vitality Road into the 

stormwater/amenity lot to be dedicated on the subject property; and 

10. Complete full frontage improvements to Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw No. 1000 

standards.




Furthermore, the applicant has agreed to design the driveways in a “twinned” configuration allowing for 

on street parking and servicing, while maintaining a landscaped strip between driveways, to the 

satisfaction of the City Engineer as a condition of the lot width variance. 

This rezoning proposal is consistent with the proposed Official Community Plan Neighbourhood 

designation. 

Notifications and advertisements have been placed as required by Council policy. 

The Mayor called a first time for presentations. 

Mayor Young called a second time for presentations. 

The Mayor called a third and final time for presentation, there being none, the Mayor officially declared 

the Public Hearing for Bylaw No. 1418, 1424 and 1426 closed at 7:04 p.m. 

d) BYLAW NO. 1425 (File No. 3900-1425) 

“Langford Official Community Plan Bylaw, Amendment No. 9, (3634 and 3660 Happy 

Valley Road), 2012". 

e) BYLAW NO. 1419 (File No. 3900 1419) 

“Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 340, (3634 & 3660 Happy Valley Road), 2012". 

The Mayor opened the Public Hearing for Bylaw No. 1419 and 1425 at 7:05 p.m. 

Mayor Young advised members of the audience that any person present who believes that his or her 

interest is affected by the proposed bylaws shall be given an opportunity to be heard on the matters 

contained in the proposed bylaw. Those who wish to speak concerning this proposed bylaw should give 

their name, address and views concerning the proposed bylaw. Mayor Young advised that after 

everyone has expressed their views, he shall state three times “Is there anyone else who wishes to be 

heard”, and if no further views are forthcoming, the Public Hearing shall be declared closed. 

The City Planner advised Michael Smith and David Cung have applied on behalf of Norman Smith and 

Dennis and Patti-Ann Dyck to amend the Official Community Plan designation of the properties at 3634 

and 3660 Happy Valley Road from “Agricultural Strategy Lands” to “Neighbourhood” and to amend 

zoning designation of the same properties from RR2 (Rural Residential 2) to a new RR3 (Rural Residential 

3) zone and the C1 (Neighbourhood Commercial) Zone. This is proposed in order to permit the 

development of approximately 29 residential lots and 1 neighbourhood commercial lot. The applicant 

is also applying to vary the minimum lot width from the required 16m to as low as 11.5m, to vary the 

minimum exterior side setbacks from 4.5m to 3.5m for two proposed lots and to vary the rear setback 

from 6m to 4m for one proposed lot. 

As part of this rezoning application, a public hearing is required in accordance with the regulations of the 

Local Government Act. In support of this application, the applicant has agreed to: 

1. Provide the following amenity contributions prior to subdivision: 

i) $1,000 per new residential lot towards the Affordable Housing Reserve Fund;




ii) $6,000 per new residential lot towards the General Amenity Reserve Fund; 

2. Provide a detailed stormwater management plan that confirms the proposed development will not 

increase the volume or decrease the quality of stormwater leaving the site compared to predevelopment 

conditions and that stormwater works will be completed in accordance with the South 

Langford stormwater management plan prior to Subdivision Approval; 

3. Dedicate a new 14m road right-of-way through the subject property; 

4. Provide an emergency-only access easement/SRW from the end of the new 14m road to Happy 

Valley or create road access across the Galloping Goose Trail to Lomalinda Drive. Further, this 

emergency access will be blocked to regular vehicular traffic by bollards, will have a mountable curb 

on either end, and will be separated from the commercial building by a fence; 

5. Restrict access to the commercial lot to a one-way right-in/right-out driveway; 

6. Design the commercial building with a residential character; 

7. Agree that no lots will be permitted to have direct driveway access to Happy Valley Road; 

8. Retain the existing trees located along the Happy Valley Road frontage; 

9. Provide an area, approximately as shown on the proposed site plan, to be dedicated to the City for 

opens space and amenity purposes at the time of Subdivision; and 

10. Complete full frontage improvements to Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw No. 1000 

standards. 

This rezoning proposal is consistent with the proposed Official Community Plan Neighbourhood 

designation. 

Notifications and advertisements have been placed as required by Council policy. 

The Mayor called a first time for presentations. 

Mrs. Marilyn Sjostrom of 3635 Happy Valley Road addressed Council opposed to Bylaw 1419, 1425, 

1418, 1424 and 1426 and expressed concerns with drainage issues on the development properties and 

storm water coming into their property. 

Mayor Young called a second time for presentations. 

The Mayor called a third and final time for presentation, there being none, the Mayor officially declared 

the Public Hearing for Bylaw No. 1419 and 1425 closed at 7:10 p.m. 

4. ADOPTION OF MINUTES 

a) Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council – July 16 th , 2012 



That Council approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council held on July 16 th , 2012. 

CARRIED.

) Minutes of the Special Meeting of Council – July 26 th , 2012 

MOVED BY: COUNCILLOR SAHLSTROM 

SECONDED: COUNCILLOR WADE 




That Council approve the Minutes of the Special Meeting of Council held on July 26 th , 2012. 

c) Minutes of the Special Meeting of Council – August 10 th , 2012 

MOVED BY: COUNCILLOR SAHLSTROM 


CARRIED. 

That Council approve the Minutes of the Special Meeting of Council held on August 10 th , 2012. 

5. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION 

CARRIED. 

Mr. Fred Werhun of 2717 Spencer Road addressed Council with his concerns regarding the road 

change of name from Spencer Road to McCallum Road and why it has to be done now if the road isn’t 

through yet. 

Mayor Young explained the rationale for the road name change and advised that staff will work with 

residents to reimburse them for costs associated with the name change. 

Mrs. Wendy Hobbs of 3444 Luxton Road addressed Council in support of agenda item 6 (a) and 

requested consideration be taken if similar applications come forward at some future date. 

6. DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT 

a) DVP12-0005 – 3262 and 3264 Happy Valley Road 



That Council issue Development Variance Permit No. DVP12-0005 to KRKT Developments Ltd. on 

behalf of Matthew Desjardins to vary the minimum required lot width to facilitate a 9-lot 

residential subdivision at 3262 and 3264 Happy Valley Road subject to the following terms and 

conditions: 

1. Appendix 

The site shall be developed in accordance with the site plan attached (Appendix A). 

2. Variances




The following regulations of Zoning Bylaw No. 300 are varied under Section 922 of the Local 

Government Act: 

a) That Section 6.27.02(2) of Zoning Bylaw No. 300 is varied by reducing the minimum lot 

width requirement from 9 m (29.5 ft) to 8.5 m (27.9 ft) for proposed Fee Simple lots 1 

and 2. 

b) DVP12-0010 – 790 Hockley Avenue 


SECONDED: COUNCILLOR SZPAK 

CARRIED. 

That Council issue Development Variance Permit No DVP12-0010 to Matthew McKay on behalf 

of Village Walk Designs Inc. to vary the parking requirement from twenty-four (24) to twenty 

three (23) parking stalls, accessible parking requirement and parking dimensions, and vary the 

height of building from the required four (4) storeys to five (5) storeys to allow for the 

construction of a multi-family residential building consisting of approximately twenty-two (22) 

dwelling units on the property at 790 Hockley Avenue subject to the following terms and 

conditions: 

1. Appendix 

The site shall be developed in accordance with the site plan attached (Appendix A). 

2. Variances 

The following regulations of Zoning Bylaw No. 300 are varied under Section 922 of the Local 

Government Act: 

a) That Section 4.01.01(VI1) of Zoning Bylaw No. 300 be varied by reducing the number of 

required onsite parking stalls from twenty-four (24) to twenty-three (23); 

b) That Section 4.01.06 of Zoning Bylaw No. 300 be varied by reducing the required number 

of onsite accessible parking stalls from two (2) to one (1); 

c) That Section 4.01.02 of Zoning Bylaw No. 300 be varied by reducing the depth of parking 

stall perpendicular to manoeuvring aisle for a 90 degree parking stall from 5.8 m to 5.5 m; 

d) That Section 4.01.02 of Zoning Bylaw No. 300 be varied by reducing the width of 

manoeuvring aisle for a 90 degree parking stall from 7.6 m to 7.0 m; and 

e) That Section 6.44A.06 of Zoning Bylaw No. 300 be varied by increasing the height of 

principal use building from four (4) storeys to five (5) storeys; 

3. Conditions 

The following requirements are imposed under Section 922 of the Local Government Act: 

i) That prior to issuance of the Development Variance Permit, the applicant provide a 

cash contribution of $5000 per parking stall variance towards the Downtown Parking 

Reserve Fund for the construction of a parking facility in the downtown core; and 

ii) That prior to issuance of development permit, the applicant incorporate the 

recommendations in the parking study prepared by Boulevard Transportation Group




dated 22 May 2012 and revise the parking layout plan accordingly to the satisfaction 

of the City Planner. 

7. COMMITTEE RESOLUTIONS 

CARRIED. 

a) Planning, Zoning & Affordable Housing Committee – August 13 th , 2012130 

1. Application to Rezone 3504, 3508 and 3512A Happy Valley Road from RR2 (Rural 

Residential 2) to RS3 (Residential Small Lot 3) to Allow for approximately 53 lots in a 

Residential Subdivision (File Planning Z12-0016) 


SECONDED: COUNCILLOR SEATON 

That Council: 

1. Direct staff to prepare a bylaw to amend portions of the zoning designation of the subject 

properties at 3504, 3508, 3512A Happy Valley Road from RR2 (Rural Residential 2) to the 

RS3 (Residential Small Lot 3) subject to the following terms and conditions: 

a. That the following amenity contributions are included in the bylaw for increased density, 

to be payable at the time of subdivision: 

i.$660 per unit towards the Affordable Housing Reserve Fund or provide 1 in 15 singlefamily 

dwellings as an affordable housing unit; and 

ii.$3,960 per unit towards the General Amenity Reserve Fund. 

b. That the applicant provide the following items prior to final adoption of the bylaw: 

i. Register a Sec. 219 covenant registered in priority over all other charges on title that 

includes the following: 

a) Requires the applicant to provide road dedication along the Happy Valley Road 

frontage, as proposed at the public hearing, as a condition of final subdivision 

approval; 

b) Requires the applicant to provide fencing to the satisfaction of the City Planner 

along the southern and western property lines prior to subdivision approval; 

c) That only Lots 45, 46, 49 and the existing house at 3512A Happy Valley Road 

may have driveway access from Happy Valley Road; 

d) Notification to future land owners that legal nuisances from agriculture and the 

South Vancouver Island Rangers gun range exist in near proximity to the subject 

property. 

c. Direct staff to amend the zoning bylaw to permit 3504 Happy Valley Road to have a 

carriage house (an accessory building with a secondary suite) as a permitted use and that 

the lot remain in the RR2 (Rural Residential) zone; 

d. Direct the applicant to provide a new site plan that eliminates both lots 51 and 52 (as 

shown on Appendix A) to preserve the large property and its rural setting; 

e. Direct staff to amend the zoning bylaw to permit residential small lot zones to have 

secondary suites on lots that are 550m 2 (5,920ft 2 ) or greater in lot area; 

f. Direct staff to ensure that the trees on private property at 3504 Happy Valley (and lots 51 

and 52) remain on site and that it be secured in the Development Permit process; and




g. Direct staff to require the applicant to provide an arborist's report and mitigation 

strategy prior to issuance of a Development Permit to assess the trees in relation to the 

building envelopes to ensure that the proposed project will not cause any harm to the 

trees on the CRD property. 

CARRIED. 

2. Application to Rezone 912 Jenkins Avenue from R2 (One and Two-Family Residential) 

to RM7A (Medium Density Apartment) to Allow the Construction of Approximately 10 

Residential Townhouse Units (File Planning Z12-0021) 



That Council: 

1. Direct staff to prepare a bylaw to amend the zoning designation of the property at 912 

Jenkins Avenue from R2 (One and Two-Family Residential) to the RM7A (Medium Density 

Apartment A) subject to the following terms and conditions: 

a) That the following amenity contributions are included in the bylaw for increased density, 

to be payable at the time of building permit except that these contributions may be 

reduced by up to 50% if the project is built in accordance with the Green Development 

Checklist as secured by a Section 219 covenant: 

i. $610 per unit towards the Affordable Housing Reserve Fund; and 

ii. $2,562 per unit towards the General Amenity Reserve Fund. 

b) That the applicant provide the following items prior to final adoption of the bylaw: 

i. Register a Section 219 covenant registered in priority over all other charges on 

title that includes the following: 

a) That as a condition of rezoning the owner shall provide frontage improvements 

to Bylaw No. 1000 standards along the Jenkins Avenue road frontage and pay for 

the costs of relocating the identification pole for the bus stop that exists in front 

of the subject property; 

b) That the owner will provide a construction parking management plan to the 

satisfaction of the Director of Engineering and City Planner prior to issuance of a 

building permit; 

c) That if the owner chooses to build the project in accordance with the Green 

Development Checklist the owner may to seek a reduction in the amenity 

contributions by up to 50%. 

2. Direct the City Planner to issue the requested setback variances within the required 

Development Permit. 

3. Proceed with consideration of the following Variance for 912 Jenkins Avenue: 

a) That Section 6.36A.05 (2) of Zoning Bylaw No. 300 be varied to increase the maximum 

permitted height from 9m (30ft) to 13m (42ft) for the portions of the buildings as shown 

in Appendix A. 

CARRIED.






That Council establish a policy that sprinklers only be required in buildings if it is required under 

the BC Building Code or the City of Langford Plumbing and Building Bylaw. 

CARRIED. 

3. Application to Rezone 679 Wagar Avenue from R2 (One- and Two-Family Residential) 

to MU1A (Mixed Use Residential Commercial) to Allow a 7-unit Townhouse 

Development (File Planning Z12-0023) 



That Council: 

1. Direct staff to prepare a bylaw to amend the zoning designation of the property located at 

679 Wagar Avenue from R2 (One- and Two-Family Residential) to MU1A (Mixed Use 

Residential Commercial), subject to the following terms and conditions: 

a) That the owner agrees to provide the following contributions, prior to issuance of a 

building permit: 

i. $610 per unit towards the Affordable Housing Reserve Fund; and 

ii. $2,562 per unit towards the General Amenity Reserve Fund; 

b) That the applicant provides, prior to Bylaw Adoption, a Section 219 covenant, 

registered in priority of all other charges on title, that agrees to the following: 

i. That the owner provide two bicycle hooks in a garage or storage area in 

each dwelling unit, to the satisfaction of the City Planner, at the time of 

building permit; 

ii. That the owner will provide a construction parking management plan to the 

satisfaction of the Director of Engineering and City Planner prior to issuance 

of a building permit; 

iii. 

iv. That parking spaces provided in the garage portion of the building will be 

maintained as spaces that allow for the parking of motor vehicles; 

v. That the applicant will maintain the normal drainage system of the subject 

property and regulate both the quality and quantity of storm water run-off 

from the site, as a condition of rezoning; 

vi. That the new access to the proposed townhouse unit development is 

constructed with a permeable material, to the satisfaction of the City 

Planner; and 

vii. That the owner provide frontage improvements according to the City’s 

Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw 1000; 

c) That Council authorize the City Planner to issue a Development Permit with a 

variance for off-street parking, if necessary, to the parking standard of Zoning Bylaw 

No. 300 as of August 13 th , 2012. 

CARRIED.




4. Application to Rezone a portion of 925 Isabell Avenue from R2 (One- and Two-Family 

Residential to RS3 (Small Lot Residential 3) to Allow a One-Lot Residential Subdivision 

(File Planning Z12-0024) 



That Council: 

1. Direct staff to prepare a bylaw to amend the zoning designation of part of the property 

located at 925 Isabell Avenue from R2 (One- and Two-Family Residential) to RS3 (Residential 

Small Lot), subject to the following terms and conditions: 

a) That the owner agrees to provide the following contributions per unit, at the time of 

subdivision: 

i. $660 towards the Affordable Housing Reserve Fund; and 

ii. $3,960 towards the General Amenity Reserve Fund; 

b) That the applicant provide elevation drawings which show the design concept for 

the proposed new dwelling, prior to Public Hearing; 

c) That the applicant provides, prior to Bylaw Adoption, a Section 219 covenant, 


i. That the applicant will maintain the normal drainage system of the subject 

property and regulate both the quality and quantity of storm water run-off 

from the site, as a condition of rezoning; and 

ii. That the dwelling on the new lot will be constructed in substantial 

compliance with the elevation drawings shown at public hearing; 

d) That Council waive the required development permit for this property; 

e) That Council grant an easement over a part of Ed Fisher Park, at the time of 

subdivision, to accommodate driveway access to the proposed new lot if this would 

result in retention of the large tree located along Isabell Avenue, until such time the 

tree is to be removed: 

i. Subject to the owner registering a covenant, at the time of subdivision, 

stating that the large tree located along Isabell Avenue shall be retained and 

not trimmed or pruned unless recommended otherwise by a certified 

arborist and to the satisfaction of the City Planner. 

CARRIED. 

5. Application to Rezone 2800 Lake End Road from R1 (One-Family Residential) to RS3 

(Residential Small Lot 3) to Allow for a Residential Subdivision of approximately Four 

Lot (File Planning Z12-0025) 



That Council: 

1. Direct staff to prepare a bylaw to amend the zoning designation of part of the property 

located at 2800 Lake End Road from R1 (One-Family Residential) to RS3 (Residential Small 

Lot), subject to the following terms and conditions:




a) That the owner agrees to provide the following contributions per unit, at the 

time of subdivision: 

i. $660 towards the Affordable Housing Reserve Fund; and 

ii. $3,960 towards the General Amenity Reserve Fund; 

2. Direct the applicant to apply for a Development Variance Permit for the rear yard setback 

variance noted in this report, prior to the issuance of a Building Permit. 

CARRIED. 

6. Application to Amend the OCP Designation of a portion of 3420 Luxton Road from 

Hillside or Shoreline to Mixed-Use Employment Centre, to Rezone from RR2 (Rural 

Residential 2) to BP2 (Business Park 2 - Sooke Road), and to Vary Subdivision and 

Development Servicing Bylaw No. 1000 to allow “development” without sewer to 

allow for the construction of a warehouse building. (File Planning OCP12-0004/Z12- 

0031/DVP12-0018) 



That Council: 

1. Give First Reading to Bylaw No. 1345, to amend the Official Community Plan designation of 

a 4,178 m 2 (1.03 ac) portion of the property located at 3420 Luxton Road from Hillside or 

Shoreline to Mixed-Use Employment Centre; 

2. Direct staff to proceed with a review of the Official Community Plan and South Langford 

Neighbourhood Plan land use designations in the vicinity of the subject property, and report 

back to the Planning, Zoning and Affordable Housing Committee at a later date; 

3. Give First Reading to Bylaw No. 1346, which will: 

• amend the zoning designation of a 4,178 m2 (1.03 ac) portion of the property located at 

3420 Luxton Road from RR2 (Rural Residential 2) to BP2 (Business Park 2 – Sooke Road); 

• add “one dwelling unit used as a caretaker suite in conjunction with other permitted 

uses” as a permitted use in the BP2 Zone; and 

• amend the Subdivision Lot Requirements of the RR2 Zone to allow for the proposed 

subdivision; 

subject to the following terms and conditions: 

a) That the applicant provides, prior to Bylaw Adoption, a Section 219 covenant, 


i. That the applicant registers an access easement on the title of the subject 

property, prior to the issuance of a Building Permit, allowing the City to 

access the storage building located on the property at 3416 Luxton Road; 

and 

ii. That notwithstanding the permitted uses listed within the BP2 Zone, that 

the use of the subject property will be restricted to a single storage 

warehouse principal use, which may include accessory unenclosed storage, 

an accessory residential caretaker suite within a principal use building, and 

that this restriction continue until such time that alternative access to the 

subject property from lands beyond and connection to the municipal




sanitary sewer service are provided to the satisfaction of the Director of 

Engineering. 

4. Direct staff to proceed with consideration of issuance of Development Variance Permit No. 

DVP12-0018 for the property at 3420 Luxton Road, with the following variance: 

a) That Section 6.1.1 of Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw No. 1000 be varied 

to allow “development” without connection to the municipal sanitary sewer system, 

subject to: 

i. That a covenant be registered on the title of the subject property, prior to 

the issuance of a Building Permit, to the satisfaction of the Director of 

Engineering, which requires all buildings to be connected to the municipal 

sanitary sewer system and the on-site sewage disposal system to be 

decommissioned within six (6) months of the municipal sewer service being 

extended along the frontage of 3416 Luxton Road (as the subject property 

itself does not have direct road frontage); 

ii. Payment of the Sewer Capital Recovery Fee (SCRF) to Westshore 

Environmental Services or the City of Langford, prior to the issuance of a 

Building Permit; 

iii. Installation of any on-site plumbing necessary to allow municipal sanitary 

sewer to be connected to each building in accordance with the BC Building 

Code, as part of the works and services installed on the subject property. 

CARRIED. 

7. Application to vary the requirement for connection to the municipal sanitary sewer 

system as part of the construction of a second dwelling (detached duplex) at 1330 

Creek Side Trail (File Planning DVP12-0014) 



That Council: 

1. Direct staff to proceed with consideration of the following variance for 1330 Creek Side 

Trail: 

a) That Section 6.1.1 of Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw No. 1000 be 

varied to allow for development of a second dwelling which is not serviced by a 

municipal sanitary sewer system, subject to: 

• Registration of a Section 219 Covenant, registered on title in priority over all 

other charges stating that each dwelling will connect to municipal sanitary sewers 

within six (6) months of that service being available to the property; 

• Payment of the Sewer Capital Recovery Fee (SCRF) to the Westshore 

Environmental Services or the City of Langford; 

• Installation of any on-site plumbing necessary to allow municipal sanitary sewer 

to be connected to each dwelling unit in accordance with the BC Building Code. 

CARRIED.




8. Application to Vary the minimum required lot width in the RR3 Zone from 16m to 12m 

to Allow an 11 lot subdivision at 3622 Happy Valley Road (File Planning DVP12-0016) 



That Council: 

1. Subject to Council adopting Zoning Amendment Bylaw № 1418 and Official Community Plan 

Amendment Bylaw № 1424, Council authorizes the issuance of development variance 

permit no. DVP12-0016 in respect of land legally described as Lot 5, Section 80, Metchosin 

District, Plan 7142, Except Parcel “A” (DD 247137-I) Thereof varying the minimum lot width 

from 16 to 12 metres. 

2. Pass a resolution requiring that the applicant design the driveways in a “twinned” 

configuration allowing for on street parking and servicing, while maintaining a landscaped 

strip between driveways, to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. 

CARRIED. 

9. Amendments to Parking Regulations in Part 4 of Zoning Bylaw No. 300 (File Planning 

Z06-0031) 



That Council: 

1. Direct staff to prepare a bylaw to amend Part 4 of Zoning Bylaw No. 300 in the following ways: 

a) Replace table 1 in Section 4.01.01 with the following: 

Land Use Category Number of Parking Spaces 

I. RESIDENTIAL 

Apartment in Downtown Pedestrian 1 space per dwelling unit Visitor Parking 

Commercial Area as shown on Map 21 in 

Less than 10 2 spaces 

Bylaw No. 1200 

units 

11 to 15 3 spaces 


21+ 5 spaces 

Apartment outside of Downtown 

1 space per dwelling unit 

Visitor Parking 

Pedestrian Commercial Area as shown on with one bedroom or less; Less than 10 2 spaces 

Map 21 in Bylaw No. 1200 

2 spaces per dwelling unit units 

with more than one 11 to 15 3 spaces 

bedroom 


21+ 5 spaces 

Apartments within the CD1 (Goldstream 1.75 spaces per dwelling unit (of which 0.25 space per 

Meadows), CD3 (Westhills), CD4 (Olympic 

View), CD6 (Bear Mountain), and CD12 

(South Skirt Mountain) zones 

unit is assigned to visitors)




Affordable Housing developed in 

accordance with the City of Langford 

Affordable Housing Policy 

1 space per dwelling unit 

Assisted Living Dwelling Unit 1 space per 4 dwelling units 

Attached Housing 2 spaces per dwelling unit Visitor Parking 

Less than 10 

units 

2 spaces 



21+ 5 spaces 

Flex Unit 1 space per dwelling unit 

Secondary Suite 1 space per dwelling unit 

Single-Family Dwelling 2 spaces per dwelling unit 

Residential Dwelling in Area 3 of the CD1 1 space per dwelling unit Visitor Parking 

(Goldstream Meadows) Zone 

Each 2 

dwelling 

units 

1 space 

Two-Family Dwelling (duplex) 2 spaces per dwelling unit 

Townhouse 2 spaces per dwelling unit Visitor Parking 

Less than 10 

units 

2 spaces 



21+ 5 spaces 

Mobile/Manufactured Home 2 spaces per home site Visitor Parking 

1 space per 5 home sites or 

part thereof 

II. COMMERCIAL 

Appliance Repair 1 space per 50 m 2 gfa 

Auction House 1 space per 20 m 2 gfa 

Automotive and RV Sales, Rental or Repair Minimum of 4 spaces for customers and staff, and one 

(< 5000 kg GVW) 

space per 55 m 2 gfa of office and sales area combined and 

3 spaces per service bay for customer vehicles 

Automotive, RV and Industrial Equipment 

Sales or Rental (>5 000 kg GVW) 

greater of 3 spaces and 1 space per 100 m 2 gfa 

Automotive and Industrial Equipment 3 spaces per service bay, and these spaces must be 

Repair (>5 000 kg GVW) 

appropriately sized for the equipment being serviced 

Banquet and Catering Facility greater of 1 space per 5 seats or 1 space per 30 m 2 gfa 

Beauty Salon/Hair Care/Barber Shop 1 space per 20 m² gfa 

Bed and Breakfast 2 spaces per dwelling unit plus 1 space per room to be 

rented out 

Boarding 1 space per sleeping unit 

Building Materials (< 10,000 ft² gfa) 1 space per 20 m 2 gfa of retail floor area 

Building Materials (> 10,000 ft² gfa) 1 space per 35 m² gfa of retail floor area 

C6B (Neighbourhood Mixed Use) – all 

commercial uses 

1 space per 25 m 2 gfa

C8 (Community Town Centre Pedestrian) 

on the property legally described as Lot 12, 

Section 5, Esquimalt District, Plan 7165 – 

all commercial uses 

7 spaces (Bylaw No. 817) 

Car Wash Facility 2 spaces per wash bay 

Cold Beer and Wine Store 6 spaces 

Commercial uses in Downtown Pedestrian 

Commercial Area 

1 space per 35 m 2 gfa 

Contractor’s Yard 1 space per 2 employees 

Gas Bar 2 spaces 

Gas Station with Automobile Service 3 spaces per service bay 

Station 




Government Liquor Store 1 space per 13 m 2 gfa 

Gymnasium/Health Club/Spa 1 space per 25 m ² gfa 

Financial Institution 1 space per 22 m 2 gfa 

Funeral Parlour greater of 1 space per 4 seats or 1 space per 5.6 m 2 of 

assembly space 

Furniture, Large Appliance, Carpet Stores, 

or Similar Uses ( or + 2 000 m 2 gfa) 


Home-based Business or Industry 1 space per business plus 1 space per employee 

Hotel/Motel/Motor Inn 1 space per room 

Hotel with conference facility or 

1 space per room plus 1 space per 4 seats in a restaurant, 

restaurant/lounge 

Large Format Business (> 2 000 m 2 gfa – 

large warehouse/household goods stores, 

clothing stores, office supplies, catalogue 

stores nursery/garden centres, drug stores 

or similar uses) 

Laundromat/Coin-op Dry Cleaning Without 

Dry Cleaners 

or 1 space per 5 seats in a conference facility 


greater of 1 space per 19 m 2 gfa or 1 spaces per 2 washing 

machine 

Laundry/With Dry Cleaners 1 space per 20 m 2 gfa 

Medical or Dental Office 1 space per 25 m 2 gfa 

Non-Automotive Machinery and 

Equipment Sales and/or Rentals 

1 space, plus 1 parking space per 45 m 2 gfa 

Non-Automotive Machinery Service greater of 3 spaces and 1 space per 45 m 2 gfa 

Premises Licensed Pursuant to the Liquor 

Control and Licensing Act 

1 space per 35 m² where liquor is served 

Printing/Publishing/Bookbinding 1 space 35 m 2 gfa 

Professional, Administrative, Business, 

Real Estate office 


Public Transportation 

Terminal/Depot/Facility 


Restaurant, Coffee Shop, Fast Food 

Restaurant 

1 space per 4 seats




Refund Container Refund Depot 1 space per 47 m 2 of building area 

Service Station (with convenience store) 10 spaces 

Shopping Centre 1 space per 20 m 2 gla 

Sign Shop 1 space per 40 m 2 gfa 

Stand Alone Convenience Store 

1 space per 35 m 2 gfa or a minimum of 4 spaces 

(neighbourhood grocery) 

Supermarket 1 space per 20 m 2 gfa 

Taxicab Office/Stand 2 spaces plus 1 space per taxi 

Tires Sales/Repair 2 spaces plus 2 spaces per service bay 

TV/Radio Station greater of 1 space per 2 employees counted as total 2 

shifts or 1 space per 40 m 2 

Veterinary Clinic, Animal Care, or Training 1 space per 28 m 2 gfa 

Retail or Service Not Specifically Listed in 1 space per 20 m 2 gfa 

Subsection 6.1 to 6.4 

III. INDUSTRIAL 

Business Park Zones, excluding BP3 (all 

commercial uses) 


Business Park 3 Zone (BP3 – Amy Road) 1 space per 100 m 2 gfa; 1 space per 25 m 2 gfa for a 

Commercial or business uses in the 

Langford Business and Technology Park 

(BT1) Zone, except as otherwise specified 

medical clinic 


Industrial (light & general) 1 space per 45 m 2 gfa 

Industrial (heavy) 1 space per 90 m 2 gfa 

Manufacturing 1 space per 100 m 2 gfa 

Mini-storage (warehouse style) 1 space per 400 m 2 gfa 

Mini-storage (individual units) 1 space per 185 m 2 gfa 

Warehouse (storage) 1 space per 200 m 2 gfa 

Warehouse (wholesale distribution) 1 space per 100 m 2 gfa 

IV. INSTITUTIONAL 

Ambulance or Fire Station 1 space per 40 m 2 gfa 

Group Day Care 2 spaces in addition to 1 space per staff person, and in 

addition to the required parking for any other uses. 

Home Occupation Day Care 1 space in addition to 1 space per non-resident staff 

person and in addition to the required parking for any 

other use on the same lot. 

Hospital (public) greater of 1.8 spaces per bed or 1 space per 56 m 2 gfa 

Hospital (private) greater of 1 space per 3 beds or 1 space per 56 m 2 gfa 

Personal Care Facility 1 space per 3 beds 

Place of Worship greater of 1 space per 8 m 2 gfa of assembly area and 

office or 1 space per 10 seats 

Police Station 1 space per employee 

Post Office 1 space per 20 m 2 gfa 

Prison 1 per 2 employees counted as total of 2 shifts 

Nursery/Pre-School (Bylaw Nos. 544, 1039 1 space per 5 children (minimum of 4 spaces) (Bylaw No. 

544)




Elementary (K-7) 2 spaces plus 1 space per employee 

Junior Secondary (8 – 10) 1 space per employee plus 1 space per classroom 

Secondary (10 -12) 1 space per employee plus 1 space per 10 students 

Colleges, business colleges and adult 

learning centres 

1 parking space per 30 m 2 gfa 

University 1 space per 50 m 2 gfa 

V. MARINE 

Marine Repair and Service (Bylaw No. 637) 3 spaces per service bay and these spaces must be 

appropriately sized for the equipment being serviced 

(Bylaw No. 637) 

Marine Sales and Rental 1 space plus 1 space per 45 m 2 gfa or sales and office area 

combined 

VI. RECREATIONAL/CULTURAL 

Archery/Shooting Range 1 space per target corridor 

Arena/Roller/Ice Skating Rink greater of 1 space per 60 m 2 of rink surface or 1 space per 

3 seats 

Assembly Use 1 space per 14 m 2 gfa 

Batting Cage 1 space per cage 

Bowling Alley/Bowling Green 3 spaces per alley 

Campground 1 spaces per site Visitor Parking 

1 space per 6 sites or a part thereof 

Cultural Facility 1 space per 10 m 2 gfa 

Curling Rink 1 space per employee plus 4 spaces per ice sheet 

Golf Course 4 spaces per golf hole 

Golf Driving Range 1 space per tee plus 1 space per 2 employees 

Health Clubs and Gymnastics on land 

legally described as Lot 1, Sections 79 and 

80, Esquimalt District, Plan VIP51550 

except parts in Plans VIP66561 and 

VIP74375 (1060 Henry Eng Place) 

29 spaces 

Miniature Golf 1 space per hole plus 1 per 2 employees 

Riding stable 1 space per boarded and rental horse plus 1 space per 

employee 

Stadium 1 space per 3 seats 

Swimming Pool (public) 1 space per 5 m 2 of pool water surface 

Tennis/Racquetball Courts 3 spaces per court 

Theatre (drive-in) Theatre spaces plus 6 

Theatre (including cinemas) 1 space per 4 seats 

Amusement Park 1 space 9 m 2 of commercial use site area plus 1 space per 

8 patrons that can be accommodated 

Entertainment Establishment 1 space per 14 m 2 gfa 

Recreation Centre 1 space per 20 m 2 gfa 

Tourist Attraction 1 space per 4 persons capacity 

b) Add the following visitor parking ratios to Sec. 4.01.01:

All multi-family residential 

(attached housing, townhouse, 

apartment) 




Number of dwelling units Minimum number of visitor 

parking spaces 

Less than 10 units 2 

11 to 15 3 

16 to 20 4 

21 + 5 

Mobile/Manufactured Home 1 space per 5 home sites or a part thereof 

Campground 1 space per 6 sites or a part thereof 

c) Replace the dimensions in table in Sec. 4.01.02 Parking Spaces and Aisle Dimensions with the 

following: 

Parking Width Depth of Stall Width of Overall Width of Manoeuvring Aisle 

Angle in of Stall Perpendicular to Stall Parallel Depth in 

Degrees 

Manoeuvring Aisle to Aisle Aisle 

0 7.0 2.6m 7.0 m 8.9 m 3.7 m 

30 2.6 m 5.0 m 5.2 m 13.7 m 3.7 m 

45 2.6 m 5.7 m 3.7 m 15.5 m 4.1 m 

60 2.6 m 6.0 m 3.0 m 17.6 m 5.6 m 

90* 2.6 m 5.5 m 2.6 m 18.0 m 7.0 m – may be reduced to 6.7 m for 

in-building and underground private 

parking in multi-family residential 

developments 

d) Add the following requirement to Sec. 4.01.02: 

Dimensions for Stalls Adjacent an Obstruction, Wall or Fence: 

If a stall is directly adjacent on one side to an obstruction, wall or fence of more than 0.3 m in 

height that the width of parking stall is 2.7 m clear. If a stall is obstructed on two sides that the 

width of parking stall is 3.0 m clear. 

e) Revise Sec. 4.01.04 (1) as follows: 

Required parking spaces for all uses shall be provided on the same site as the building or use in 

respect of which the spaces are required, except that in the Downtown Pedestrian Commercial 

Area, an owner or occupier may comply with subsection (a), (b) or (c): 

f) Add the following to Sec. 4.01.04(1): 

Allow a 10% reduction in the commercial parking requirement or 1 space per 40 m², whichever is 

less, provided that a cash contribution of $5000 per parking space is provided. This may be further 

reduced to 1 parking space per 45 m² or a reduction of 15%, whichever is less, provided that a cash 

contribution of $11,000 is provided. 

g) Delete Sec. 4.01.04(2), which states the following: 

(2) Notwithstanding 4.01.04(1), an owner or occupier of land that is in either the C3, C8, or MU1 

Zones, and within the designated “Downtown Pedestrian Commercial Design Area” may count onstreet 

parking as part of the off-street parking requirement if: 

(a) The on-street parking spaces are on an adjacent public street; 

(b) The on-street parking spaces are immediately adjacent to the subject property; and 

(c) The applicant has provided full frontage improvements, including the demarcation of the onstreet 

parking spaces. 

h) Add the following to Sec. 4.01.01:




Allow an owner or occupier of land that is in the Downtown Pedestrian Commercial Area to count 

on-site visitor parking stalls towards commercial parking requirement in mixed-use developments 

and register a Statutory Right of Way at time of rezoning to secure the shared parking stalls; 

i) Revise Sec. 4.01.04(7)(a) in Part 4 as follows: 

Small car parking may only account for a maximum of one third of the total parking required for all 

uses, except for residential where small car parking may only be allocated to the visitor parking 

requirement. 

j) Replace Sec. 4.01.06(1) with the following: 

(1) Accessible parking spaces for persons with a disability must be provided as follows: 

a) Parking spaces for disabled persons shall be provided in accordance with the current 

edition of the British Columbia Building Code; 

b) Notwithstanding 4.01.06(1), for all commercial uses, a minimum of 1 accessible parking 

space shall be provided where in Table 1 of Section 4.01.01 requires the provision of more 

than 10 and fewer than 30 off-street parking spaces, excluding those required for dwelling 

units, and for every 50 spaces or part thereof in excess of 30. 

k) Add the following to Sec. 4.01.06: 

Delineate accessible parking stalls with an international symbol of accessibility for the disabled 

and assign signage and design criteria in conformance with the current edition of the B.C. 

Building Code; 

l) Add the following bicycle parking ratios: 

Use Bicycle Spaces Required 

RESIDENTIAL 

Apartment One per dwelling unit 

Townhouse One per dwelling unit 

Assisted Living 

COMMERCIAL 

One per 15 dwelling units 

Hotel/Motel One per 15 rooms 

Office (all), retail sales of goods and services, One per 250 m² gfa for the first 5000 m 

financial institutions, restaurants, veterinary 

clinic, Personal Service Establishments, 

Denturists, Service Stations, Food and 

Beverage Manufacturers, Warehouses. 

2 and one per 

500 m 2 gfa for any additional area. 

Shopping Centre One per 250 m 2 gfa for the first 5000 m 2 and one per 

500 m 2 gfa for any additional area 

INDUSTRIAL One per 950 m 2 INSTITUTIONAL 

gfa 

Hospitals One per 500 m 2 gfa plus six space rack at each entrance 

Schools All levels: One per 10 employees 

Elementary One per 10 students 

Junior Secondary (Middle) One per 8 students 

Senior Secondary One per 8 students 

College One per 5 students 

University One per 5 students (full-time, max attendance) 

Churches One per 50 fixed seats 

Library/Museum/Art Gallery 1 per 100 m 2 gfa

Personal Care/Nursing Home/Group Home One per 15 dwelling units 

Correctional Institutions One per 50 beds 

CULTURAL & RECREATIONAL 

Stadium, Arena, Pool, Exhibition Hall, 

One per 100 m 

Assembly Facility, similar places with 

2 of surface area 

spectator facilities 

Gymnasium, Health Club One per 80 m 2 of surface area 

Bowling Alley, Curling Rink One per 2 alleys or sheets 




CARRIED. 

10. Omnibus Amendment to Zoning Bylaw No. 300 with Respect Live/Work Studio Use, 

Flex Units, various setbacks in Business Park and Industrial Zones, the height of 

carriage houses, various density bonus provisions, and the delegation of Temporary 

Use Permits for the processing of aggregate materials (File Planning Z12-0029) 



That Council: 

1. Give first reading to Bylaw No. 1437, as presented; 

2. Direct staff to include a parking variance that is consistent with the plan presented at the 

time of rezoning as part of any Development Permit for the property at 685 Fairway Avenue. 

8. REPORTS 

a) Arq Salon Charity Cut-A-Thon BBQ 

- Staff Report (Engineering) 

MOVED BY: COUNCILLOR SIFERT 


CARRIED. 

That Council: 

1. Direct staff to issue a Highway Use Permit to Arq Salon allowing them to host a BBQ on the 

sidewalk at 829 Goldstream Avenue to raise funds for the Queen Alexandra Foundation for 

Children; and 

2. Require Arq Salon to submit a copy of general liability insurance in the amount of 5 million 

dollars liability with the City of Langford named as additional named insured, as required 

under Traffic Bylaw 33, prior to the event. 

CARRIED.

) Policy Decision Bylaw 1000 Subdivision , Schedule 3 Earthworks 

- Staff Report (Engineering) 






That Council: 

1. Direct staff and the City Engineer to consider road designs varying Bylaw 1000 Sections 

3.1.3; 3.1.6 and 3.1 therefore allowing consideration of Ministry of Transportation and 

Infrastructure standards, guidelines and policies as appropriate for cut fill slopes and 

retaining structures; and 

2. Instruct staff to amend Bylaw 1000, Schedule 3 referencing the appropriate MoTI standards 

for cut fill slopes and retaining structures. 

CARRIED. 

c) Building Inspection Department Monthly Report – July, 2012 

- Staff Report (Building) 

MOVED BY: COUNCILLOR SEATON 


That Council receive the Building Inspection Department Monthly Report for July 2012. 

9. CORRESPONDENCE 

a) Gas Tax/Public Transit Management Services 

Re: Gas Tax Agreement Community Works Fund Payment - $326,787.00 

MOVED BY: COUNCILLOR SZPAK 


CARRIED. 

That Council receive with thanks the letter dated July 18 th , 2012 regarding Gas Tax Agreement 

Community Works Fund Payment for fiscal 2012. 

CARRIED. 

b) Capital Regional District 

Re: Bylaw No. 3837, Harbours Environmental Action Service Establishment Bylaw No. 

1,2010, Amendment Bylaw No. 1, 2012 

MOVED BY: COUNCILLOR SEATON 


That Council: 

1. advise the CRD that any increases in the cost of the Harbours Environmental Action 

Services, should be no more than cost of living; and




2. advise the CRD that Langford does not feel it should be part of the Harbours 

Environmental Action Service Establishment Bylaw No. 1, 2010 due to the lack of 

harbours located in Langford and direct staff to follow up on the mechanism to be 

removed from the Bylaw. 

CARRIED. 

c) Capital Regional District and Capital Region Municipalities 

Re: Regional Growth Strategy – District of Central Saanich Regional Context Statement 



That Council receive the resolution from Saanich Council July 23, 2012 meeting regarding 

Regional Growth Strategy – District of Central Saanich Regional Context Statement. 

d) Juan de Fuca Lawn Bowling Club 

Re: North American Challenge 



CARRIED. 

That Council receive the letter dated July 17 th , 2012 from David Mathie, President Juan de Fuca 

Lawn Bowling Club and advise that the City is prepared to assist them with transportation to and 

from the hotel using the City trolley during their North American Challenge event taking place 

on September 18 – 22 nd , 2012. 

CARRIED. 

e) Fort Rodd Hill & Fisgard Lighthouse 

Re: Letter of Appreciation – Canada Day Festivities 


SECONDED: COUNCILLOR SAHLSTROM 

That Council receive and file the letter of appreciation dated July 6 th , 2012 from Bob Campbell, 

Fort Rodd Hill and Fisgard Lighthouse National Historic Sites of Canada with regard to the 

Canada Day celebrations at Fort Rodd Hill on July 1 st , 2012. 

CARRIED.

f) Rental Owners and Managers Society of B C 

Re: Fortis BC – Application to reduce natural gas pricing 






That Council receive the letter dated July 16, 2012 from Al Kemp, CEO, Rental Owners and 

Managers Society of BC requesting support for the Fortis BC application to reduce natural gas 

pricing by submitting a letter of support to the BC Utilities Commission and signed by Mayor on 

behalf of the citizens of Langford. 

10. BYLAWS 

CARRIED. 

a) BYLAW No. 1333 (File No. 3900-1333) 

“Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 306, (2315, 2319, 2323 Millstream Road and 

2332 Belair Avenue), 2011". 

(ADOPTION) 



That Council adopt Bylaw No. 1333. 

CARRIED. 

b) BYLAW NO.1424 (File No. 3900-1424) 

“Langford Official Community Plan Bylaw, Amendment No. 8, (3622 Happy Valley Road), 

2012" 

(SECOND AND THIRD READING) 



That Council give Bylaw No. 1424 Second and Third Reading. 

CARRIED.




c) BYLAW NO. 1418 (File No. 3900-1418) 

“Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 340, (3622 Happy Valley Road), 2012". 





d) BYLAW NO. 1426 (File No. 3900-1426) 

“Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 340, (Create the RR3 Zone), 2012". 





CARRIED. 

CARRIED. 

e) BYLAW NO. 1425 (File No. 3900-1425) 

“Langford Official Community Plan Bylaw, Amendment No. 9, (3634 and 3660 Happy 

Valley Road), 2012". 





CARRIED. 

f) BYLAW NO. 1419 (File No. 3900-1419) 

“Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 340, (3634 & 3660 Happy Valley Road), 2012". 





CARRIED.

g) BYLAW NO. 1412 (File No. 3900-1412) 

“Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 354, (828 Hockley Ave), 2012". 

(FIRST READING) 



That Council give Bylaw No. 1412 First Reading. 




CARRIED. 

h) BYLAW NO. 1427 (File No. 3900-1427) 

“Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 359, (Omnibus 30 – Various Housekeeping 

Changes to the Zoning Bylaw and Design Guidelines), 2012". 





i) BYLAW NO. 1429 (File No. 3900-1429) 

“Savory Road Closure Bylaw No. 1429” 

(ADOPTION) 




CARRIED. 

CARRIED. 

j) BYLAW NO. 1430 (File No. 3900-1430) 

“Langford Temporary Use Permit Delegation Bylaw, Amendment No. 1, ('Citation' ), 2012". 

(ADOPTION) 




CARRIED.

k) BYLAW NO. 1431 (File No. 3900-1431) 

“McCallum Road Closure Bylaw No. 1431” 

(ADOPTION) 







CARRIED. 

l) BYLAW NO. 1434 (File No. 1434) 

“City of Langford Spencer Interchange Local Area Service Temporary Borrowing Bylaw No. 

1434, 2012”. 

(ADOPTION) 




CARRIED. 

m) BYLAW NO. 1435 (File No. 3900-1435) 

“Langford Official Community Plan Bylaw, Amendment No. 10, (3420 Luxton Rd), 2012". 





n) BYLAW NO. 1436 (File No. 3900-1436) 

“Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 363, (3420 Luxton Rd), 2012". 





CARRIED. 

CARRIED.




o) BYLAW NO. 1437 (File No. 3900-1437) 

“Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 364, (Omnibus 33 – Live/Work Studios, Flex 

Suites), 2012". 





11. IN CAMERA RESOLUTION 



CARRIED. 

a) That it is the opinion of Council that the public interest requires that persons other than 

members of Council and Officers be excluded from the meeting to consider confidential 

information regarding Municipal Services under section 90 (k). 

b) That Council continues the meeting in closed session. 

12. ADJOURNMENT 

The Mayor adjourned the meeting at 7:38 p.m. 

________________ _________________ 

MAYOR CERTIFIED CORRECT 

Administrator 

CARRIED.

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