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MattersCommunityBylaw No. 2265First seen Feb 25, 2026Last discussed Mar 16, 2026

Langford Station regulations and fees

Adopted

The bylaw updates rules, permits and fees for vendors, food trucks, artists and events at The Langford Station. It also provides a no-fee permit for Indigenous vendors and sets fines for bylaw violations.

Where it stands: Bylaw adopted Mar 16, 2026.

Governing bylawNo. 2265

The Langford Station Bylaw

Visitors to Langford Station must follow rules on conduct, animals, devices and parking; activities such as selling, performing or holding events generally need authorization. The bylaw sets permit and vendor fees, enforcement powers, and fines for violations.

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Timeline

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  1. March 16, 2026· Council

    Updated Langford Station bylaw adopted

    Council adopted The Langford Station Bylaw No. 2265, 2026.

    Discussion

    Council expressed support for the Langford Station as a successful arts/culture incubator and business incubator; bylaw adopted.

    Decision: Adopted the Langford Station bylaw.

    Adopted 7–0

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  2. March 2, 2026· Council

    First three readings for updated Langford Station bylaw

    Council gave readings to update regulations, permitting and fee models for the Langford Station cultural district.

    Discussion

    Council and staff discussed fee structure and keeping rates stable for vendor viability; generally supported to encourage Indigenous and maker participation.

    Decision: Gave first, second and third readings to Langford Station bylaw updating regulations and fees.

    Passed 4–0

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  3. February 25, 2026· Advisory Committee

    Committee recommends updated Langford Station rules and permits

    The Committee recommended Council consider giving first, second and third readings to The Langford Station Bylaw No. 2265, 2026 (repeal and replace/updates to regulate activities at the Langford Station).

    Discussion

    Committee members praised the Station as a successful public-space activation, asked about enforcement overlap with Streets & Traffic bylaws and about small vendor units and Indigenous participation; staff described the Station as city-controlled property (E&N corridor) where streets/traffic bylaw does not apply and confirmed active vendor interest.

    Decision: Recommended giving first, second and third readings to the Langford Station bylaw.

    Passed 8–0

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