Meetings

Adopted municipal garbage collection rules setting a maximum service fee of $280; several residents opposed the timing (Bylaw 2299).

12 motions|Administration, Development, Finance

Gave first, second and third reading to Solid Waste bylaw establishing curbside collection and fees (Bylaw 2299).

7 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Environment

Approved hiring one additional Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer at $225,000 annual cost.

14 motions · 1 defeated|Administration, Development, Finance

Approved the City Asset Management Plan and Long-Term Financial Plan, setting multi-year funding priorities.

12 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Gave new third reading to revised parks development cost charges for new developments (Bylaw 2291).

16 motions|Administration, Development, Environment

Directed Council to give first, second and third reading to fire prevention bylaw; creates fines (Bylaw 1665).

4 motions|Administration, Public Safety

Approved permissive tax exemptions: one-year for three nonprofits; ten-year for M’akola Housing Society (550 Goldstream Ave).

16 motions|Administration, Development, Environment

Adopted Amenity Cost Charge bylaw; charges include $5,000 per new single-family lot (>400 m2) (Bylaw 2275).

13 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Directed Mayor to send a letter urging the Province to renew Local Government Climate Action Program funding (LGCAP).

6 motions|Administration, Development, Finance

Gave first, second and third readings to Amenity Cost Charge and Inclusionary Zoning bylaws (Bylaws 2275, 2270, 2271)

12 motions|Administration, Development, Finance

Held a closed meeting to discuss land acquisition and preliminary municipal-service negotiations.

3 motions|Administration

Appointed Councillor Morley as Langford's alternate representative to the Capital Regional District Regional Water Supply Commission.

6 motions|Administration

Approved new purchasing rules allowing Financial Officer approvals up to $5,000,000; increased transparency (POL-0185-FIN).

14 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Recommended Council approve amended Grant-in-Aid policy; clarifies in-kind requests, late applications, payments payable to applicant, $10,000 max

4 motions|Administration, Finance

Approved closing the meeting to the public to discuss personnel, labour, litigation and service negotiations (in camera)

3 motions|Administration

Approved E-Comm 911 police dispatch agreement; directed staff to report back on governance and finance (E-Comm).

23 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Closed meeting to discuss staff updates on municipal objectives and annual report preparation (Community Charter s.90(1)(l)).

3 motions|Administration

Adopted the City’s 2026–2030 financial plan, setting budgets and capital projects for 2026–2030 (Bylaw 2281).

5 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Finance

Approved new purchasing rules letting CAO authorize purchases up to $75,000 goods/$200,000 construction; rescinded old policies (POL-0185-FIN).

8 motions|Administration, Finance, Public Safety

Approved closing the meeting to the public to discuss land acquisition and confidential negotiations with senior governments (in-camera).

3 motions|Administration

Gave first, second and third reading to 2026 Financial Plan and 2026 tax rates (Bylaws 2281 & 2282).

16 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Received presentation of draft economic development strategy to guide growth, jobs, housing options, downtown vibrancy (EDCD Consulting).

2 motions|Administration, Development

Approved the 2026‑2030 Financial Plan, setting a 10.47% 2026 tax increase; directed staff to prepare bylaws.

15 motions · 1 defeated|Administration, Development, Finance

Directed staff to prepare a report on Affordable Housing Reserve Fund history and past grants.

9 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Environment

Directed staff to amend Election Bylaw to allow mail ballots; increased election budget by $15,000 (Bylaw 1819).

12 motions · 1 defeated|Administration, Development, Public Safety

Approved recommending Council adopt the 2026–2030 five‑year financial plan, incorporating this meeting's budget changes (Financial Plan).

21 motions · 7 defeated|Administration, Finance

Closed the meeting to the public for solicitor-client advice and confidential negotiations, then adjourned (in‑camera).

3 motions|Administration

Directed staff to prepare governance bylaw and remediation plan to address ~$19.6M internal debt (Breakdown of Internal Debt).

24 motions · 2 defeated|Administration, Finance, Public Safety

Adopted Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw No. 2277, 2026 authorizing borrowing up to $20,000,000 (Bylaw 2277).

14 motions|Administration, Bylaw, Development

Gave first, second and third readings to Sewer Utility Bylaw amendment (Bylaw 2276).

16 motions|Administration, Development, Finance

Directed staff to recommend giving first, second and third readings of Langford Station bylaw (Bylaw 2265).

8 motions|Administration, Development, Public Safety

Received Proposed 2026–2030 Five‑Year Financial Plan; staff presented proposed 15.13% 2026 tax increase (Feb 10 report).

2 motions|Administration, Finance

Approved an in‑camera session on land acquisition/expropriation and confidential legal advice (Community Charter s.90(1)(e),(i)).

3 motions|Administration

Received options to lower the 2026 property tax increase to 11%, 9%, 6% or 3% (Finance report).

4 motions|Administration, Finance

Approved Parks and Trails Master Plan; guides park and trail expansion, amenities and equity citywide (Adopted)

8 motions|Administration, Development, Environment

Directed staff to enter property and complete works at owner's expense if deadline missed (2748 Peatt Road).

3 motions|Administration, Public Safety

Closed the meeting to receive solicitor‑client legal advice and adjourned at 5:20 pm (in camera).

3 motions|Administration

Presented proposed 2026–2030 five‑year financial plan, proposing a 15.13% 2026 tax increase (proposed plan).

4 motions|Administration, Finance

Approved waiving required public notice so Council could hold this special meeting on short notice (waived notice).

4 motions|Administration

Approved Greater Victoria Public Library 2026 operating budget and five-year financial plan; Langford's share rises to $3,312,700.

20 motions · 1 defeated|Administration, Development, Finance

Approved recommending Council fund 27 community groups from the $100,000 Grant-in-Aid, including Victoria Sexual Assault Centre $10,000.

11 motions|Administration, Finance

Appointed the Director of Engineering or delegate as Langford's voting member on the CRD transportation committee (designation).

5 motions|Administration

Approved design and construction of West Shore police detachment expansion; directed staff to prepare contracts (Validation Report).

10 motions|Administration, Development, Public Safety