Regular Council

Staff present the final Langford Housing Strategy for Council’s consideration of adoption. The Strategy sets a 20-year framework to support housing needs and enable approximately 17,000 new homes, with actions intended to guide implementation over the next five years.

Engagement summary report describing public survey and external interest-holder feedback on Langford’s Housing Strategy and proposed Inclusionary Zoning and Amenity Cost Charge bylaws. It presents survey results, recurring themes, and workshop feedback on housing needs, affordability, development, and community amenities.

Appendix listing the breakout-room questions used in workshops about Langford’s Housing Strategy and Inclusionary Zoning and Amenity Cost Charge bylaws. Questions are organized around “Now,” “Wow,” and “How” themes.

The City of Langford’s Housing Strategy sets out a long-term vision, objectives, actions, and monitoring framework for meeting local housing needs. It includes background analysis and appendices on provincial regulations, senior-government funding programs, and annual target monitoring.

A letter to Langford Mayor Scott Goodmanson responding to his request about provincial funding for the ARC Foundation. The Minister describes the province’s support for 2SLGBTQIA+ students and staff and notes that SOGI 123 remains an optional resource.

Planning staff recommend that Council adopt Bylaw No. 2236, which rezones five properties on Massie Drive from R2 to RM6 to allow a six-storey apartment. The report says the required conditions are satisfied and presents adoption or non-adoption as Council’s options.

Amends the Langford Zoning Bylaw by rezoning five properties on Massie Drive from R2 (One- and Two-Family Residential) to RM6 (Six-Storey Residential). Page 2 contains the bylaw’s Schedule A.

Planning staff recommend that Council adopt amendments to the Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaw for 602 Madrona Place. The report notes that the required Section 219 covenant has been registered and no outstanding conditions remain.

Amends the Langford Official Community Plan by changing the designation of 602 Madrona Place from Employment Lands to Complete Community. Page 2 contains Schedule “A,” which forms part of the bylaw.

Amends the Langford Zoning Bylaw to rezone 602 Madrona Place from Business Park 9 – Millstream Road Northwest (BP9) to One- and Two-Family Residential (R2). Schedule A shows the affected property.

Finance staff recommend amending the City’s permissive tax exemption bylaw to continue the West Shore Chamber of Commerce’s exemption at its new location. The report asks Council to give the amendment bylaw first, second, and third readings.

Amends Langford’s permissive tax exemption bylaw by revising exemption entries and adding properties and eligible organizations. It also sets conditions for the exemption on the portion of 202–2800 Bryn Maur Road leased and occupied by Sooke Family Resource Society.

Establishes a ten-year permissive tax exemption for specified land and improvements owned by M’Akola Housing Society. The exemption applies from 2027 through 2036 inclusive.

A bylaw authorizing the City of Langford to enter into and register a housing agreement for the specified property. Page 2 is labeled Appendix A but contains no substantive text in the extracted PDF.

A housing agreement and section 219 covenant between 1366789 B.C. Ltd. and the City of Langford to provide long-term below-market rental housing. It sets affordability, tenant eligibility, tenancy, management, and enforcement requirements.

A development-permit drawing sheet associated with DP26-0018, showing site and building design information.

Architectural floor-plan drawings for Building B at 2124 Longspur Drive, Langford, included with the development-permit materials.

Inderson Investments Ltd. grants the City priority over its financial charges for the section 219 covenant on the lands.

Multiple mortgagees grant the City priority over their financial charges for the section 219 covenant on the lands.

Authorizes the City of Langford to enter into and register a housing agreement for the property at 2797 Scafe Road. The bylaw authorizes the Mayor and Corporate Officer to execute the agreement and file the required notice.

A page labeled Appendix A to Bylaw No. 2298, apparently the appendix containing the housing agreement referenced in the bylaw. No agreement terms are visible in the extracted text.

A housing agreement and land covenant between 1323768 B.C. Ltd. and the City of Langford governing six below-market rental units. It sets affordability, tenant eligibility, rental-term, management, and enforcement requirements.

Schedule A contains architectural floor plans for the development, including the second, third, and fourth floors. The plans identify unit layouts and areas, including studio and two-bedroom units.

Staff report recommending consideration of rezoning City-owned properties at 3213 and 3217 Happy Valley Road from C1 and R2 to the new MU6A zone. The proposal would enable a six-storey mixed-use building with neighbourhood-serving commercial space, at least 4,500 sq ft of medical clinic space, and residential units.

Site map accompanying the rezoning staff report, showing the subject properties.

Location map accompanying the rezoning staff report, showing where the subject properties are situated.

Amends Langford Zoning Bylaw No. 300 by rezoning two properties on Happy Valley Road to the Mixed Use Six Storey A (MU6A) Zone and adding MU6A zone regulations. The schedules establish permitted uses and development requirements for the zone.

Staff recommend amendments to Zoning Bylaw No. 300, including allowing indoor and outdoor recreation facilities at 2140 Caribou Drive and making housekeeping changes to landscaping, parking, and bylaw enforcement provisions. Council is asked to give the amendment bylaw first, second, and third readings.

Site map appendix accompanying the staff report for Bylaw No. 2303.

Location map appendix accompanying the staff report for Bylaw No. 2303.

Amends Langford Zoning Bylaw No. 300 through omnibus text changes, including provisions for enforcement orders, parking and bicycle parking requirements, and permitted uses. It also adds indoor and outdoor recreation facility uses for the property at 2140 Caribou Drive.

A visual schedule attached to Bylaw No. 2303. The page contains little extractable text, so its specific content cannot be determined from the text provided.