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MattersAdministrationBylaw 4017First seen Oct 3, 2016Last discussed Mar 20, 2017

Regional Growth Strategy acceptance

Completed

The Capital Regional District's Regional Growth Strategy sets a regional framework for land use and growth. Langford accepted the proposed strategy after raising concerns about mapping, including southwest Langford lands shown as renewable-resource lands; a later report reviewed municipal responses and acceptance rules.

Where it stands: Report received for information Mar 20, 2017; Langford's acceptance was recorded Jan 24, 2017.

Where it is: Regional Growth Strategy acceptance
Where it is · from the staff report · View report

Background

Earlier and later steps of the same initiative.

  1. May 16, 2016

    Regional Growth Strategy update

    The city conditionally accepted the Capital Regional District’s 2016 draft Regional Growth Strategy and sent it to the Westshore Developers’ Association for comment. The strategy guides regional growth and land-use planning.

  2. Feb 5, 2018

    Regional Growth Strategy

    The Capital Regional District’s proposed Regional Growth Strategy provides a shared framework for planning growth across the region. Its direction matters to residents because it guides how communities coordinate future development.

Timeline

Every time this matter appeared in council records, newest first.

  1. March 20, 2017· Council

    Staff report on regional acceptance options received for information

    Council received the report on the Capital District Regional Growth Strategy for information.

    Decision: Received the Capital District Regional Growth Strategy report for information.

    Passed

    Documents

  2. January 24, 2017· Council

    Langford accepted the proposed regional growth strategy

    Adopted

    Final approval. The bylaw is now in force.

  3. October 3, 2016· Council

    CRD invited municipalities to a public hearing on its growth strategy

    Passed

    Residents could speak or write to council about the proposal.