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MeetingsWed, Nov 17, 20215h 14m2018–2022 Council

Special Council

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Summary

  • Gave second/third readings to rezoning permitting mixed-use towers on Sunderland/Arncote/Peatt; Blackwell, Szpak opposed (Bylaw 2008)
  • Gave second/third readings to rezoning permitting mixed-use towers on Scafe/Peatt; Blackwell, Szpak opposed (Bylaw 2009)
  • Directed staff to hold public open house on park design for City Centre near Sunderland/Scafe (Sunderland/Scafe)
  • Adopted policy requiring CO2‑mineralized, low‑carbon concrete for projects over 50 cubic metres, effective June 1, 2022 (POL-0167-PLAN)

Decisions

What council voted on, in agenda order.

2 decisions

  • Directed staff to hold a public open house on Sunderland/Scafe park design before finalizing plans.

    4.1 · Sunderland and Scafe Potential Park Space and Contributions Associated with these Developments

    Vote 7–0Moved by Seaton, seconded by Wade

  • Adopted a policy requiring CO2‑mineralized or equivalent concrete on qualifying projects starting June 1, 2022.

    9.2 · CO2 Mineralization Technology

    Moved by Wade, seconded by Seaton

Agenda

25 items · select one for details, debate and documents

Summary

The Mayor called the meeting to order.

Summary

Council approved the agenda and moved the CO2 Mineralization Technology report to an earlier position.

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor R. Wade

THAT Council approve the agenda by moving the CO2 Mineralization Technology Report to Item 5.1 and renumbering accordingly.

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Section 3

Summary

Council received a presentation on technologies to reduce the carbon footprint of concrete.

PresentationEnvironment
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Section 4

Summary

Council directed staff to consult residents via a public open house on park design and programming for the Sunderland/Scafe area prior to finalizing any park design.

Location

Area bounded by Veterans Memorial Parkway, Goldstream Avenue, Jacklin Road, and Highway 1

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor L. Seaton

That Council direct staff to to engage and consult with residents with respect to parks design and programming through a public open house prior to the finalization of the design of any park space for the part of City Centre bounded by Jacklin Road, Goldstream Avenue, Veterans Memorial Parkway, and Highway 1.

Documents (2)

Staff report on options for establishing park space in the vicinity of rezoning applications Z21-0013 and Z21-0015, including developer-built parkland (with credits) or cash contributions to the City to be pooled for future park acquisition and construction.

Related applications: Z21-0013 and Z21-0015Date on report: Monday, November 15, 2021Options: applicant to acquire/construct park (eligible for credits) or provide cash equivalent DCC and Amenity feesRecommendation Option 1: accept applicant proposals and direct staff to work with applicant; consider amending Bylaws No. 2008 and 2009 to preserve total contribution amounts
Staff Report: Sunderland and Scafe Potential Park Space and Contributions Associated with these Developments

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Background

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Commentary

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Financial Implications

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Legal Implications

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Options

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Submitted By

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Image-dominant appendices and mapping material associated with the Sunderland/Scafe area park staff report (maps, plans, scanned attachments).

Image-dominant pages; contain maps/attachments referenced by the staff reportSupport materials for consideration of park location and design options
Appendix A

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LANGFORD GATEWAY DEVELOPMENT INC

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PARKLAND IMPROVEMENT PROPOSAL

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Appendix B

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LANGFORD CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT INC

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PARKLAND IMPROVEMENT PROPOSAL

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ParksDevelopment ContributionsLand Use
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Section 5

Summary

Public hearing for a rezoning to allow two mixed-use buildings (18 and 24 storeys) on Scafe/Peatt properties.

Location

2746 Peatt Road

2739 Scafe Road

2743 Scafe Road

2747 Scafe Road

2749 Scafe Road

2751 Scafe Road

Documents (2)

Bylaw to rezone properties on Peatt Road and Scafe Road from One- and Two-Family Residential (R2) to City Centre Pedestrian (CCP) Zone – Area 2 to allow two mixed-use residential/commercial buildings; includes amenity contribution schedule and public hearing notice.

Civic addresses: 2746 Peatt Road; 2739, 2743, 2747, 2749, 2751 Scafe RoadZone change: R2 → City Centre Pedestrian (CCP) - Area 2Amenity contributions: $2,850 per new residential unit (1st–4th storeys), $1,425 per unit (5th–6th storeys), $712.50 per unit (7th+); Affordable Housing: $750 (1st–4th), $375 (5th–6th), $187.50 (7th+); Commercial: $10.75/m²Public Hearing scheduled: 15 November 2021, 5:30 pm (notice included)
Public Hearing

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CITY OF LANGFORD

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Notice of Public Hearing

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Detailed staff report recommending rezoning to CCP for three mixed-use buildings (including 18- and 24-storey towers and a 4-storey building) with 271 residential units, commercial space and a requested 10-stall visitor parking variance.

Applicant: Matthew Moradian; Owner: Langford Central Developments Inc.Civic addresses: 2739-2751 Scafe Road and 2746 Peatt Road; site area: 5,380 m²Proposed: two towers (18 & 24 storeys) plus a 4-storey building; ~271 residential units; 1,903 m² commercialRequested parking variance: reduce required 356 stalls to 346 stalls (10 visitor stalls proposed off-site along Scafe Road)Amenity contributions (per Council policy): Affordable Housing $750/unit = $203,250; General Amenity $2,850/unit = $772,350; Commercial $10.75/m² = $20,457.25Development Cost Charges (DCCs) total estimate: $2,501,694.47
Staff Report to Planning, Zoning and Affordable Housing Committee

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PURPOSE

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BACKGROUND

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SITE AND SURROUNDING AREA

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COUNCIL POLICY

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DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL

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REQUESTED VARIANCE

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FRONTAGE IMPROVEMENTS

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TRAFFIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT

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FIRE FIGHTING

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NEIGHBOURHOOD CONSULTATION

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SEWERS

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DRAINAGE AND STORMWATER MANAGEMENT

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FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS

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OPTIONS

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RezoningPublic HearingHigh DensityAffordable Housing

Summary

Public hearing for a rezoning to allow four mixed-use buildings (13–22 storeys) across Sunderland/Arncote/Peatt parcels.

Location

808 Arncote Avenue

812 Arncote Avenue

820 Arncote Avenue

2630 Peatt Road

2636 Peatt Road

2640 Peatt Road

2646 Peatt Road

2633 Sunderland Road

2637 Sunderland Road

2641 Sunderland Road

2647 Sunderland Road

RezoningPublic HearingHigh DensityChildcare

Summary

Public hearing item listed for zoning definitions update (no hearing content recorded in provided minutes).

BylawZoning

Summary

Public hearing item listed for rezoning 1365 Goldstream Avenue (no hearing content recorded in provided minutes).

Location

1365 Goldstream Avenue

BylawRezoning

Summary

Public hearing item listed for rezoning Luxton/Hazelwood properties (no hearing content recorded in provided minutes).

Location

3429 Luxton Road

3431 Luxton Road

3433 Luxton Road

3436 Hazelwood Drive

BylawRezoning
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Section 6

Summary

Adoption of Regular Council minutes from November 1, 2021 (no specific action recorded in provided minutes excerpt).

MinutesProcedural
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Section 7

Summary

Committee resolutions were provided to Council (individual subitems listed).

CommitteePlanning

Summary

Record of Planning, Zoning and Affordable Housing Committee meeting minutes.

CommitteeMinutes

Summary

Committee referral regarding rezoning 840 Arncote Avenue to allow for a social club (no Council decision recorded in provided minutes).

Location

840 Arncote Avenue

RezoningCommittee

Summary

Committee referral regarding rezoning for a 6-storey mixed-use building (no Council decision recorded in provided minutes).

Location

791 Revilo Place

795 Revilo Place

2931 Phipps Road

RezoningCommittee

Summary

Opportunity for public input (general).

Who spoke (1)

  • A resident (Hoffman Avenue) · Covenant removal for Selwyn Road
    States: Addresses the proposed removal of the covenant for Selwyn Road.

Summarized from the meeting video. Names use checked registry spellings; unconfirmed names appear as “A resident”.

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Section 9

Summary

Report item listed regarding covenant removal at 2684 Selwyn Road (no action recorded in provided minutes).

Location

2684 Selwyn Road

CovenantProperty

Summary

Council adopted a policy requiring post‑industrial CO2‑mineralized concrete (or equivalent) on City-led capital and qualifying private projects starting June 1, 2022.

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by Councillor R. Wade

THAT Council: Adopt POL-0167-PLAN (attached as Schedule A) that considers post-industrial CO2 mineralized concrete, or an equivalent which offers concrete with lower embodied CO2 than all other competing bids, for use in all City-led capital improvement projects and private construction projects where use of such concrete does not significantly increase costs or significantly delay the project, such that: Beginning June 1st 2022, all concrete submitted to City-owned or solicited projects and private construction projects greater than 50 cubic meters will be required to be produced using post-industrial CO2 mineralization technology, or an equivalent which offers concrete with lower embodied CO2 than all other competing bids, and shall include a product-specific Type III Environmental Product Declaration that is 3rd-party verified; and Allow Council to revisit the policy to verify the effectiveness and/or make changes, as necessary.

EnvironmentProcurement PolicyConstruction
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Section 10

Summary

Correspondence from West Shore Developers Association supporting carbon reduction and CO2 mineralization.

CorrespondenceEnvironment
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Section 11

Summary

Bylaw listed for second and third readings (no readings recorded in provided minutes excerpt).

Location

1365 Goldstream Avenue

BylawReadings

Summary

Bylaw listed for second and third readings (no readings recorded in provided minutes excerpt).

BylawReadings

Summary

Bylaw listed for second and third readings (no readings recorded in provided minutes excerpt).

Location

3429 Luxton Road

3431 Luxton Road

3433 Luxton Road

3436 Hazelwood Drive

BylawReadings

Summary

Bylaw listed for amendment and readings (no readings/amendments recorded in provided minutes excerpt).

Location

808 Arncote Avenue

812 Arncote Avenue

820 Arncote Avenue

2630 Peatt Road

2636 Peatt Road

2640 Peatt Road

2646 Peatt Road

2633 Sunderland Road

2637 Sunderland Road

2641 Sunderland Road

2647 Sunderland Road

BylawReadingsRezoning

Summary

Bylaw listed for amendment and readings (no readings/amendments recorded in provided minutes excerpt).

Location

2746 Peatt Road

2739 Scafe Road

2743 Scafe Road

2747 Scafe Road

2749 Scafe Road

2751 Scafe Road

Documents (1)

Image-dominant schedule pages for Bylaw No. 2009 (maps/schedules showing Area 2 and plan attachments).

Schedule A and Schedule B plan images for Bylaw No. 2009Image-dominant scanned content (low-OCR reliability)
Beluga likely came from north of Alaska

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City of Langford

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World-class soccer pair relish chance to grow the game as Pacific FC co-owners

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City of Langford

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BylawReadingsRezoning

Summary

In-camera resolution listed on the agenda (no details recorded in provided minutes excerpt).

In-CameraConfidential

Summary

Formal adjournment of the Special Council meeting.

Motions (1)

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THAT the Special Council meeting be adjourned.

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