MattersDevelopmentBylaw No. 2055First seen Apr 4, 2022Last discussed Aug 15, 2022
528 and 532 Goldstream Avenue rezoning
The proposed rezoning would allow a six-storey residential building of about 77 units at 528 and 532 Goldstream Avenue. Conditions include street-frontage work, traffic review, amenity contributions, parking arrangements and electric-vehicle charging infrastructure.
Where it stands: Bylaw listed for adoption Aug 15, 2022; adoption is not recorded.
Governing bylawNo. 2055
Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 666, (528 and 532 Goldstream Avenue)The properties at 528 and 532 Goldstream Avenue are moved from the One- and Two-Family Residential (R2) Zone to the City Centre (CC1) Zone. The bylaw also sets amenity contributions to the General Amenity Reserve Fund and Affordable Housing Reserve Fund for new residential units on these properties.
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- Mary Wagner (Deville Road)Opposes · Goldstream Avenue rezoning
Opposes rezoning Goldstream Avenue properties before a development plan exists, arguing residents need meaningful consultation on a specific proposal. - A residentMixed · City policies and Goldstream rezoning
Questions procurement and public-access policies, challenges contaminated-soil oversight and notice-of-motion procedure, and opposes Goldstream rezoning without a development plan. - A residentMixed · Goldstream rezoning and e-bike charging
Opposes Goldstream rezoning without a development plan and suggests requiring charging amenities in secure bicycle storage for e-bikes. - L. PlompOpposes · Goldstream Avenue rezoning
Urges council to reject Goldstream rezoning until the applicant provides a development plan, preserving public input on design, density, traffic, and amenities. - A residentSupports · Goldstream Avenue rezoning
Notes federal calls for municipalities to increase housing density and says Langford is ahead of the curve.
- Mary Wagner (Deville Road)Opposes · Goldstream Avenue rezoning
Committee recommends six-storey, approximately 77-unit building
Committee recommendation to proceed with rezoning to CC1 for a 6‑storey multi‑residential building (~77 units) subject to amenity contributions, frontage engineering (Goldstream & Vantilburg), TIA and covenants (parking allocation, EV outlets, sidewalks extension).