Regular Council

Architectural site plan for Walफred Townhomes, showing proposed blocks, units, access, parking, green space, and environmental setback areas. The drawing was issued for rezoning submissions.

Landscape plan and notes for the proposed 953 Walfred Road townhomes, prepared for rezoning review. The drawing is marked not for construction.

Amends Langford Zoning Bylaw No. 300 to rezone the property at 953 Walfred Road and add a site-specific apartment provision. Schedule A is attached on page 3.

Site and main-floor plan for a development proposal at 2645/2639 Sooke Road. The drawing shows building access, vehicle circulation, parking, loading, setbacks, and site features.

Architectural rendering sheet showing a proposed mixed-use development from four viewpoints, including views along Sooke Road. The project includes ground-floor commercial spaces and residential units above.

Landscape concept plan for a development at 2645/2639 Sooke Road. The plan shows proposed planting, pedestrian areas, site access, and building-related landscape features.

Amends Langford Zoning Bylaw No. 300 by rezoning two properties on Sooke Road from R2 to MU6. Schedule A is attached as part of the bylaw.

Applicant presentation for a proposed mixed-use development at 2639 and 2645 Sooke Road, covering the site context, design, building expression and project statistics. The proposal includes residential units, ground-floor commercial space, parking and indoor and outdoor amenities.

The City of Langford issues Honeycomb Cannabis Inc. a temporary use permit to operate a non-medical cannabis retail store at 107-2317 Millstream Road. The permit sets operating, signage, and other conditions.

A public notice for the committee’s first review of the temporary use permit application for the existing non-medical cannabis operation at 107-2317 Millstream Road.

A public notice about the temporary use permit application for continuation of the existing non-medical cannabis operation in the Neighbourhood Mixed Use (C6A) zone.

Image-dominant, poorly legible supporting material related to the Honeycomb Cannabis temporary use permit application. The extracted text appears to describe community or local-event activity.

Image-dominant, poorly legible supporting material concerning neighbourhood or community matters related to the application.

Budtender Courtney Frechette asks Council to renew Honeycomb Cannabis’ temporary use permit, citing local employment, community connections, and a family-friendly work routine.

Store manager Jared O’Sullivan asks Council to renew the permit, emphasizing stable local employment, the store’s community relationships, and responsible operation.

Finance staff recommend that Council approve the City of Langford Asset Management Plan and Long-Term Financial Plan. The report describes the City’s infrastructure portfolio, projected funding sustainability, and the financial benefits of proactive lifecycle funding.

The City of Langford’s Asset Management and Long-Term Financial Plan assesses municipal infrastructure, its condition and renewal needs, and the City’s long-term funding sustainability. It recommends building reserves in advance, dedicating renewal funding to existing assets, and adopting policies and studies to support lifecycle funding, growth, roads, and sewer utility sustainability.

City of Langford bylaw establishing fire protection, prevention and suppression regulations and governing Fire Department operations. It sets requirements for inspections, fire safety systems, hazardous materials, events, enforcement and fees, with fee schedules and regular inspection frequencies in Schedules A–C.

Amends Langford’s Burning and Fire Regulation Bylaw and related ticket-information and bylaw-notice enforcement bylaws to align them with the Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw No. 1665, 2026. The attached schedules set out offences, fines, and bylaw-notice penalties.

Planning staff report recommending Council adopt Bylaw No. 2248, which amends the RT1 zone text to allow secondary suites in townhomes at 1234 Goldstream Avenue. Staff report that the required conditions have been addressed and Council may proceed with adoption.

Amends Langford Zoning Bylaw No. 300 by revising the definitions of “secondary suite” and “suite” and permitting secondary suites within townhomes at 1234 Goldstream Avenue. The bylaw is titled Amendment No. 750 (1234 Goldstream Avenue, RT1 Text Amendment).

Public-hearing cover sheet describing the purpose of the proposed Official Community Plan amendment. It summarizes the master plans and strategies to be incorporated and the proposed map and policy updates.

Amends the Langford Official Community Plan with changes to transportation, land use, economic development, arts and culture, agriculture, parks, and related policies and maps. The bylaw is cited as the Langford Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 2200, Amendment No. 2 (Omnibus No. 1), Bylaw No. 2292, 2026.

Map of the future street network in the Langford area, showing proposed roads and road/lane closures alongside existing roads.

A map showing the City of Langford’s growth management and land use designations, transportation routes, parks, and neighbouring jurisdictions.

Map showing parks, greenspace, municipal boundaries, and nearby communities in the Langford area.

Authorizes the City of Langford to enter into and register a housing agreement for the property at 2615 Sooke Road. It authorizes the Mayor and Corporate Officer to execute the agreement and the Corporate Officer to file notice of it on title.

Agreement between 1349424 BC Ltd. and the City of Langford securing long-term affordable rental housing on the property. It sets requirements for below-market rents, tenant eligibility, tenancy terms, management, and compliance.

Site-plan schedule attached to the housing agreement. The schedule begins on page 10 and continues in image-based pages.

Agreement by the financial chargeholders to give the City’s section 219 covenant priority over their registered mortgage and assignment-of-rents charges on the lands.

Staff recommend that Council give first, second, and third readings to a housing agreement bylaw for 2124 Longspur Drive. The agreement secures the rezoning condition that five townhouse units be rented at 10% below market rent or sold to a non-profit housing provider; the owners intend to pursue the rental option.

Bylaw No. 2297 authorizes a housing agreement for the property at 2124 Longspur Drive and authorizes City officials to execute and register it.

Appendix A is identified as the housing agreement attached to Bylaw No. 2297; its substantive text is not available in the extracted page text.

Housing agreement between 1366789 B.C. Ltd. and the City of Langford to secure long-term affordable rental housing on the lands. It sets requirements for the rental units, tenant eligibility, rent, management, and registration of the covenant.

A schedule cover or divider identifying the site plan attached to the housing agreement.

A development-permit plan sheet associated with the site-plan materials and marked as Appendix C.

Architectural drawing sheet for Building B, showing floor plans and related building plans, attached as Appendix K.

Priority agreement in which Inderson Investments Ltd. grants the City priority for its covenant over the chargeholder’s financial charges on the lands.

Priority agreement in which the named joint chargeholders grant the City priority for its covenant over their financial charges on the lands.

Staff recommend authorizing a housing agreement for 2797 Scafe Road, requiring six units to be rented below market rather than allocated to the Attainable Home Ownership Program. The agreement would set rents at least 10% below the benchmark for the unit type for at least 25 years.

Authorizes the City to enter into and register a housing agreement as a covenant against the specified property. The bylaw authorizes the Mayor and Corporate Officer to execute the agreement and file the required notice.

Appendix A is identified as part of Bylaw No. 2298, but its substantive contents are not present in the extracted page text.

A housing agreement and section 219 covenant between 1323768 B.C. Ltd. and the City of Langford to secure long-term below-market rental housing on the lands. It sets requirements for at least six rental units, tenant eligibility, rents, occupancy, and management.

Architectural floor-plan drawings attached as Schedule A to the housing agreement. The pages show the second, third, and fourth floors, including unit layouts and areas.