BYLAW NO. 1531 — Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 409 (Omnibus No.39)

BYLAW NO. 1531 — Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 409 (Omnibus No.39)

The Council of the City of Langford, in open meeting assembled, hereby enacts as follows:

A. Langford Zoning Bylaw No. 300, 1999 is amended as follows:

1. By deleting from the RS3 (Residential Small Lot 3) Zone and adding to the CH4 (Cluster Housing the property shown shaded on plan no. 1 attached as appendix “A”;

2. By replacing subsection 6.32.06(1) with the following: “No apartment building may exceed a height of six (6) storeys”;

3. By replacing Section 6.32.06(1) with the following: “No apartment building may exceed a height of six (6) storeys”;

4. By replacing subsection 6.32A.05(1) with the following: “No apartment building may exceed a height of six (6) storeys”;

5. By replacing subsection 6.33.05 with the following: “Height and Size of Principal Use Buildings No building or structure may exceed a height of six (6) storeys”;

6. By replacing subsection 6.36.05(1) with the following: “No apartment building may exceed a height of six (6) storeys”;

7. By replacing subsection 6.36A.05(1) with the following: “No apartment building may exceed a height of six (6) storeys”;

8. By replacing subsection 6.38.05(1) with the following: “Height and Size of Principal Use Buildings No building or structure may exceed a height of six (6) storeys”;

9. By replacing subsection 6.39.05(1) with the following: “No apartment building may exceed a height of six (6) storeys”;

10. By replacing Sec. 6.44.06(1), (2) and (3) with the following: “No building or structure may exceed a height of six (6) storeys”;

11. By deleting subsection 6.44.09(3);

12. By replacing subsection 6.44A.06(1) with the following: “No building or structure may exceed a height of six (6) storeys”;

13. By replacing subsection 6.51.06 with the following: “Height and Size of Principal Use Buildings No building or structure may exceed a height of six (6) storeys”;

14. By replacing subsection 6.51A.06 with the following: “Height and Size of Principal Use Buildings No building or structure may exceed a height of six (6) storeys”;

15. By replacing subsection 6.64.01(4) with the following: “mini storage on land that are not subject to Schedule “T”;

16. By adding the following as subsection 6.67.01(2) and renumbering subsequent subsections accordingly: “apartment on the lots legally described as LOT G SECTION 99 ESQUIMALT DISTRICT PLAN EPP20282 (2757 Leigh Rd) and LOT F SECTION 99 ESQUIMALT DISTRICT PLAN EPP20282 (2763 Leigh Rd)”;

17. By adding the following as section 6.67.02 and renumbering subsequent sections accordingly:

6.67.02 Regulations of Use for Apartment

An apartment use, where permitted, will be subject to the regulations and density bonus provisions of the Medium Density Apartment A (RM7A) Zone and not the regulations of this Zone

18. By adding the following as subsection 6.70.01(15), and renumbering subsequent subsections accordingly: “Towing companies and parking facilities for towing companies on land legally described as LOT 9, BLOCK F, SECTIONS 88 AND 90, ESQUIMALT DISTRICT, PLAN 1139 (1245 Parkdale Drive);

19. By adding the following as subsection 6.91.01(1)(bb), and renumbering subsequent subsections accordingly: “schools”;

20. By adding the following line to Table 1 of Schedule AD:

21. By renaming Section IND4 of Appendix “F”: “Storage: Enclosed and Unenclosed”;

22. By adding the following as Subsection 4.4 of Section IND4 of Appendix “F”: “Where storage containers designed and constructed for shipping are permitted and used for on-site storage (whether permanent or temporary), the placement of the containers must comply with the setback requirements for accessory buildings, except when in proximity to a residential use. In those instances, storage containers are expected to be fully screened from the view of the residential use, and situated at least 6m (20 ft) from a property boundary common to a residential use, and preferably separated further by a permanent building or structure. Storage containers should also not be stacked, unless the resulting stack is unobtrusive to adjacent properties and uses.”

23. By renaming Section COM5 of Appendix “G”: “Storage: Enclosed and Unenclosed”

24. By adding the following as Subsection 1.2 of Section COM5 of Appendix “G”: “Where storage containers designed and constructed for shipping are permitted and used for on-site storage (whether permanent or temporary), the placement of the containers must comply with the setback requirements for accessory buildings, except when in proximity to a residential use. In those instances, storage containers are expected to be fully screened from the view of the residential use, and situated at least 6m (20 ft) from a property boundary common to a residential use, and preferably separated further by a permanent building or structure. Storage containers should also not be stacked, unless the resulting stack is unobtrusive to adjacent properties and uses.”

B. This Bylaw may be cited for all purposes as “Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 409, (Omnibus No. 39 – Various Amendments), 2016".

READ A FIRST TIME this 6th day of September, 2016.

PUBLIC HEARING held this day of , 2016.

READ A SECOND TIME this day of , 2016.

READ A THIRD TIME this day of , 2016.

ADOPTED this day of , 2016.

MAYOR

         (Certified Correct)

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