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DocumentsAppendixSep 21, 2026Pages 34–35

Appendix A — Interest-Holder Workshop Breakout Room Questions

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.

8.2 Adoption of the Housing Strategy

Key facts

  • Covers two themes: developing a Housing Strategy for Langford and Inclusionary Zoning and Amenity Cost Charge bylaws

Appendix A — Interest-Holder Workshop Breakout Room Questions

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THEME 1 – DEVELOPING A HOUSING STRATEGY FOR LANGFORD

Now

  • What housing needs are being met and not being met?
  • What general barriers do you face in housing delivery and/or operation?
  • What is the City doing well, and where could the City better support the delivery of all types of housing (are there challenges within existing City policies, bylaws, processes)?
  • What programs and funding sources are helping you to create housing today?

Wow

  • What are your hopes for the future of housing and housing delivery and operation in Langford?
  • What specific housing objectives or goals would support these outcomes?

How

  • How do we get from Now to Wow?
  • What strategies or policies within the City’s area of influence could support this?
  • What additional strategies or policies outside of the City’s influence could support this?
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THEME 2 – INCLUSIONARY ZONING AND AMENITY COST CHARGE BYLAWS

Now

  • How do Langford’s policies for securing affordable housing affect the delivery of housing and your organization today?
  • How do Langford’s policies for securing community amenities affect your organization today?
  • What successes and challenges do you experience with these policies and processes?

Wow

  • What are your hopes for the new bylaws?
  • What groups would be best served by the IZ bylaw?
    • Asked only to non-profit groups: Should more units be secured or should fewer more deeply subsidized units be secured?
    • Asked only to non-profit groups: Is there a minimum number of units that can be efficiently managed?
  • What amenities should be prioritized to support community growth? (list amenities)

How

  • How do we get from Now to Wow?
  • Are there specific elements of the current policy approach that should change as the new bylaws are drafted?
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Extracted from: Schedule B - Housing Strategy Engagement Summary