MattersDevelopmentBYLAW 1955; BYLAW 1951First seen Feb 16, 2021Last discussed Mar 15, 2021
2207 Millstream Road land-use changes
The proposed changes would amend the Official Community Plan and create a new business park zone for portions of 2207 Millstream Road and nearby land. They would establish the land-use framework for business park development in the area.
Where it stands: Public hearings and second and third readings listed Mar 15, 2021; final decisions are not recorded.
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Public hearing held for the Official Community Plan amendment
Public hearing for OCP amendment for 2207 Millstream Rd.
Who spoke
- A residentMixed · Millstream Road development
States: Offers a protected 10-metre forest buffer, willingness to use R2 lots, and emergency-only access between Goldie Road and the business park. - A residentAsks · Residential zoning and access
Questions claims of broad support for R2 zoning and asks council to keep Trudy Terrace closed to traffic and preserve nearby green space. - A resident (Goldie Avenue)Opposes · Residential access and traffic
Opposes opening Trudy Place to traffic and asks why access cannot connect directly to Millstream Road instead. - A residentMixed · Residential development and access
Supports the business park but opposes the southeast residential lots and asks council to avoid permanent access through Trudy Terrace and Raisin Road. - A residentOpposes · Residential development
Opposes the proposed housing in the neighbourhood and asks council to consider another location for homes on the 81-acre site. - A residentConcerned · Traffic and residential access
Raises concerns about added traffic, existing congestion, and child safety, and questions routing new traffic through Trudy Terrace and Raisin Road. - A residentOpposes · Residential development and green space
Opposes the proposed residential homes, citing forest loss and the value of green space within the community. - A resident (Fawn Place)Concerned · Residential development and access
Raises concerns about tree loss, traffic, and child safety, and asks that housing access be provided from Millstream Road. - A resident (Goldstream Avenue)Concerned · Residential development impacts
Questions school capacity and raises concerns about safe routes to school, congestion, and wildfire risk near the proposed homes. - A residentOpposes · Residential access and traffic
Opposes routing residential traffic through Trudy Terrace and Raisin Road, citing danger to children on the already busy road. - A residentAsks · Traffic, access, and environment
Asks for access from Millstream Road and a public traffic study, citing evacuation, school-zone safety, and coastal Douglas-fir habitat concerns. - A residentOpposes · Residential development and access
Opposes the residential portion and its access through Raisin Road, citing a dangerous blind corner and expected traffic increases. - A resident (Fawn Place)Supports · Residential development
Supports development as a necessary trade-off and asks residents to consider housing needs, city services, and Langford’s quality of life. - B. Armstrong (Rodney Road)Asks · Residential density and traffic
Asks how many homes larger R2 lots would allow and raises concerns about traffic noise in quiet neighbourhoods. - A resident (Selwyn Road)Mixed · Millstream access and mixed-use development
Requests an engineering assessment of Millstream Road access and supports integrating housing with the business area. - A resident (Luxton Road)Asks · Development impacts and community services
Asks council to address sidewalks, youth services, and mental-health supports alongside housing development. - A residentAsks · Assessments and decision process
Requests transportation and environmental assessments and publication of council’s reasoning to demonstrate procedural fairness. - A resident (Gourman Place)Opposes · Residential access and traffic
Opposes routing traffic through Thetis Heights and asks council to use Millstream Road instead, citing safety and noise concerns. - A resident (Selwyn Road)Supports · Residential access
Supports access through Trudy Terrace, arguing that 30 to 60 additional lots would not create major traffic chaos or justify a difficult Millstream connection. - A residentConcerned · Traffic, school safety, and access
Raises concerns about congestion, school-crossing safety, and snow-related collisions, and notes potential business-security benefits from Millstream access. - A residentOpposes · Resident input and development
Opposes decisions contrary to residents’ wishes and argues that current residents deserve a strong voice in development affecting their neighbourhoods. - A resident (Peacock Place)Opposes · Traffic and environmental impacts
Opposes access through Trudy Terrace and Raisin Road, citing traffic, forest loss, and risks to Millstream Creek’s ecosystem.
- A residentMixed · Millstream Road development
Public hearing held for the zoning amendment
Public hearing for zoning amendment for 2207 Millstream Rd.
Who spoke
- A residentConcerned · Millstream Road rezoning
Challenges expectations of a 60-unit subdivision, citing past rezoning outcomes and predicting the property could eventually hold 400 homes. - A resident (Phelps Avenue)Asks · Millstream Road rezoning
Asks council to publicly explain views on the rezoning, noting children walk and bike to Millstream school. - A resident (Fawn Place)Mixed · Development traffic routing
Opposes routing development traffic through Thetis Heights, citing unsafe unlit roads, missing sidewalks, and a constrained Bellamy–Trainer intersection.
- A residentConcerned · Millstream Road rezoning
Land-use amendments advanced subject to technical and covenant conditions
Council proceeded with consideration of Bylaw Nos. 1955 and 1951 to amend the OCP and zoning for Millstream Road properties subject to technical and covenant conditions.
Decision: Advanced consideration of OCP and zoning amendments for Millstream Road with technical and covenant conditions.
Passed