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Special CouncilMay 6, 20244 source PDFs9 extracted

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Agenda

25 pagesPDF
Agenda

Special Council Agenda

Cover page for the Special Council meeting on Monday, May 6, 2024, including meeting logistics and agenda outline.

Page 14 key facts
Staff Report

Bylaw No. 2160: Establishing Transit-Oriented Areas

Staff report describing provincially required Transit-Oriented Area (TOA) designation for the Langford Bus Exchange, outlining prescribed minimum heights/densities, and options for eliminating minimum off-street residential parking within the TOA.

Pages 2–67 key facts
Appendix

Appendix A – Transit-Oriented Areas Map

Map appendix showing properties within Tier 4 and Tier 5 of the Transit-Oriented Area around the Langford Bus Exchange, and exemptions (commercial/industrial).

Page 73 key facts
Bylaw

BYLAW NO. 2160 — A BYLAW TO ESTABLISH A TRANSIT-ORIENTED AREA

Municipal bylaw to formally designate the Transit-Oriented Area for the Langford Exchange and incorporate Appendix A (TOA map); establishes citation and incorporation of map into bylaw.

Pages 8–94 key facts
Staff Report

Bylaw No. 2183 – Small Scale Multi-Unit Housing Zoning Bylaw Amendments

Staff report describing required zoning changes under provincial Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing (SSMUH) rules to permit secondary suites/detached accessory units and minimum permitted unit counts (3–6) in certain single-family zones, plus recommended zoning and parking amendments.

Pages 10–238 key facts
Appendix

Maps: Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing Legislation (SSMUH) and SSMUH Parcels within 400m of a transit stop

Two map pages showing SSMUH parcel locations across Langford, exemptions, and parcels within 400 metres of the Langford transit stops; includes legend and scale.

Pages 24–253 key facts