MattersDevelopmentBylaw No. 1000; Centre MountainFirst seen May 1, 2017
Centre Mountain servicing variance
The proposal would let portions of seven Sooke Road properties be subdivided from land planned for Centre Mountain’s business park without frontage improvements or immediate sewer connections. Some properties include existing homes; delaying sewer connections could affect those homes, while the requested flexibility could help subdivision proceed.
Where it stands: Staff directed to prepare notices for a bylaw variance May 1, 2017; the variance is not recorded as finalized.
Governing bylawNo. 1000In force, as amended
Subdivision and Development Servicing BylawSubdivision and development in Langford must meet City requirements for arranging, designing and building highways and services, with the aim of supporting orderly development suited to its intended use and in harmony with the environment. The bylaw is organized into schedules covering procedures and fees, general requirements, earthworks, roads, drainage, sewage, water, utilities, irrigation, construction standards, drafting, parks and trails, and boulevard landscaping.
Background
Earlier and later steps of the same initiative.
Timeline
Every time this matter appeared in council records, newest first.
Staff directed to prepare notices for Centre Mountain servicing variance
Council directed staff to prepare notices to vary Subdivision and Development Servicing Bylaw No. 1000 to allow subdivision without frontage improvements or sewer connection for properties in proposed BP8 — Centre Mountain Zone.
Decision: Directed staff to prepare notices allowing Centre Mountain subdivisions without frontage improvements or sewer connection.
Passed