The Langford Station Bylaw

City of Langford 
The Langford Station Bylaw No. 2265, 2026 
WHEREAS the City of Langford is the lessee of part of the lands described as LOT A, SECTION 72, 
ESQUIMALT DISTRICT, PLAN VIP65130, EXCEPT PART IN PLAN VIP86164, PID NO. 023-825-600, 
known as The Langford Station; 
AND WHEREAS the Council of the City of Langford has established The Langford Station as a 
Public Place; 
AND WHEREAS the Council of the City of Langford has authority pursuant to the Community 
Charter, by bylaw, to regulate, prohibit and impose requirements in relation to Public Places; 
NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the City of Langford, in open meeting assembled, enacts as 
follows: 
Citation 
1 
This bylaw may be cited as "The Langford Station Bylaw No. 2265, 2026". 
Definitions 
2
In this bylaw: 
"Accessible Parking Permit" means a parking permit issued under the Motor Vehicle Act 
Regulations, B.C. Reg. 26/58, to a Person with disabilities or accessibility needs, or a permit of a 
similar nature issued by another jurisdiction; 
"Accessible Parking Zone" means a Marked Parking Stall intended for a Person with disabilities 
or accessibility needs and identified by an accessible parking sign or markings; 
"Bylaw Enforcement Officer" means: 
(a) members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, 
(b) bylaw enforcement officers appointed pursuant to the Police Act, RSBC 1996, c. 367, as 
amended from time to time, or 
(c) a person appointed by Council or the City to enforce the bylaws of the City; 
"City" means the City of Langford; 
"Community Charter" means the Community Charter, SBC 2003, c. 26, as amended from time to 
time; 
"Council" means the Council of the City of Langford; 

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"Cycle" has the same meaning as in the Motor Vehicle Act, and for clarity, includes a motor 
assisted cycle; 
"Food Truck Vendors" means a Person approved by the Manager, with a valid occupancy licence 
agreement which permits the food truck to be set up in a designated area of The Langford 
Station for the purpose of selling food or beverages; 
"General Use Permit" means a permit issued by the Manager which permits the holder to 
perform, entertain, or create or display art at The Langford Station in accordance with the terms 
of the permit, but does not permit retail activity; 
"Hours of Operation" means the time in which The Langford Station is open to the public; 
"Incubator Artist Studio" means a Person approved by the Manager, with a valid occupancy 
licence agreement which permits the Person to set up in a designated Unit at The Langford 
Station for the purpose of demonstrating their art; 
"Indigenous Vendor Permit" means a permit issued by the Manager which permits the holder to 
create, display, or sell art or Items in accordance with the terms of the permit, and is for Persons 
who identify as First Nations, Metis, or Inuit; 
"Item" includes chattels, wares, equipment, cargo, or other things, and objects, but does not 
include Vehicles; 
"Manager" means the Senior Manager of Communications and Economic Development, or the 
successor position, and includes any Person authorized by the Manager to perform duties under 
this bylaw; 
"Marked Parking Stall" means a parking space clearly identified for Vehicle parking by features 
such as, but not limited to, painted lines, pavers, contrasting road finishes, signs, or curb 
marking, and for clarity includes signage indicating "designated parking stalls"; 
"Micromobility Device" includes but is not limited to electric kick scooters, electric skateboards, 
hoverboards, and segways, but does not include skateboards, push scooters, Cycles, 
wheelchairs, or electric wheelchairs, or other similar devices used as mobility aids for Persons 
with accessibility requirements; 
"Motor Vehicle Act" means the Motor Vehicle Act, RSBC 1996, c. 318, as amended from time to 
time; 
"Not For Profit" means an organization that is established and operated exclusively for purposes 
other than the generation of profit, or is incorporated under the Societies Act, SBC 2015, c. 18 
or the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act, SC 2009, c. 23; 
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"Organized Event" means any market, festival, show, exhibition, carnival, fair, concert, rave, 
vehicular race, parade, procession, sporting event, performance, or other event; 
"Person" includes a corporation, partnership or party, and the personal or other legal 
representative of a person to whom the context can apply according to law; 
"Public Place" means an area that is owned or leased by the City and where the general public 
has been permitted reasonable access; 
"Recreational Vehicle" means a Vehicle, or a Vehicle towed by another Vehicle, that provides 
living accommodation, including temporary accommodation, and includes, but is not limited to, 
a travel trailer, tent trailer, camper, camper van, boats on boat trailers, and motor homes; 
"Retail Vendors" means a Person approved by the Manager, with a valid occupancy licence 
agreement which permits the Person to occupy a designated area or Unit at The Langford 
Station for conducting a retail business; 
"The Langford Station" means that part of the lands legally described as LOT A, SECTION 72, 
ESQUIMALT DISTRICT, PLAN VIP65130, EXCEPT PART IN PLAN VIP86164, PID NO. 023-825-600, 
and marked as the subject area in Schedule "A" to this bylaw; 
"Traffic Control Device" means a sign, signal, painted line, meter, road surface or other marking, 
space, cone barricade, barrier, or any other device erected or placed under the authority of the 
Motor Vehicle Act, this bylaw, or another enactment, or by an authorized government body, for 
the purpose of warning, guiding, regulating, directing, stopping or parking traffic; 
"Unit" means an enclosed container for use by Persons authorized under this bylaw; 
"Vehicle" means a device in, or on by which a Person or thing is or may be transported or drawn 
on a street, including a motorcycle as defined in the Motor Vehicle Act, but does not include a 
Cycle, Micromobility Device, or device designed to be moved by human power, a device used 
exclusively on stationary trails or tracks, or mobile equipment as defined in the Motor Vehicle 
Act; 
"Waste" includes garbage, rubbish, refuse, debris, and trash. 
Part 1— Regulations 
Application 
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This bylaw applies to The Langford Station. 
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Prohibited activities 
4 (1) A Person must not: 
(a) be in The Langford Station when prohibited by a posted sign; 
(b) urinate or leave any human waste except in a designated washroom; 
(c) discard a lighted match, cigar, cigarette, or other burning substance except in a 
designated receptacle; 
(d) leave, deposit, throw, dump or otherwise discard any Waste, except in receptacles 
designated for such use; 
(e) leave, deposit, throw, dump or otherwise discard of any household or commercial 
Waste or Item, or any hazardous materials including but not limited to needles and 
syringes; 
(f) panhandle; 
(g) use vulgar, indecent, grossly insulting or obscene language; 
(h) use threatening or abusive words or behaviour; 
(i) participate in a fight or physical confrontation; 
(j) camp; 
(k) sleep overnight; 
(I) remove or alter any surface, landscaping feature, organic material, soil, or installation, 
unless the Person is a City employee or contractor authorized by the Manager; 
(m)use or discharge any firearm, fireworks, air gun, sling shot, catapult, bows and arrows, 
or other weapon or dangerous toy, or fire or explode any combustible or other 
explosive material; 
(n) damage or deface private or public property; or 
(o) climb on any structure, Unit, or art installation, except as required for maintenance as 
approved by the Manager. 
(2) For clarity, the "Capital Regional District Clean Air Bylaw No. 1, 2014" applies to The 
Langford Station. 
Activities restricted to authorized Persons 
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Unless authorized by a permit or licence issued under this bylaw, a Person must not: 
(a) construct, set up, or place a pavilion, temporary building, tent, tarp, permanent 
structure, or other structure; 
(b) light, set, ignite, or maintain a fire; 
(c) deliver, distribute, post, paint, or affix any advertisement, promotional material, poster, 
or bill; 
(d) provide or offer for sale any food, beverage, Item, Vehicle, or offer any service for a fee; 
(e) host, organize, or participate in an Organized Event; 
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(f) possess in an open container, or consume liquor, as defined in the Liquor Control and 
Licencing Act, SBC 2015, c. 19; 
(g) use a sound amplification device, public address system, or any similar device to project 
noise, sound or music; or 
(h) perform or engage in any performance, or any stunt, trick, or other activity which is 
likely to distract, startle, create a hazard, or interfere with other users of The Langford 
Station. 
Animals 
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(1) A Person must not cause, permit or allow an animal they have care, custody, or control 
of, to be in The Langford Station, unless the animal is under control, and that Person 
securely holds the animal by a leash of no more than 1.8 metres in length, except when in a 
designated off-leash area. 
(2) A Person must immediately remove any excrement left by an animal they have care, 
custody, or control of, and dispose of it in a receptacle designated for such use. 
(3) A Person must not cause, permit or allow a Dangerous Dog or Aggressive Dog, as defined 
in the City's Animal Responsibility Bylaw No. 2239, 2026, as amended from time to time, and 
within their care, custody or control, to be within The Langford Station at any time. 
Cycles, Micromobility Devices, and other devices 
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(1) A Person must not use a Cycle, Micromobility Device, in-line skates, roller skates, push 
scooters, skateboard, or other similar device in The Langford Station, unless permitted as 
part of an Organized Event or a posted sign. 
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to the use of mobility aids such as wheelchairs, mobility 
scooters, or similar devices used by a Person with accessibility requirements. 
Parking and traffic 
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A Person must not: 
(a) drive a Vehicle within The Langford Station, except in the designated parking area or as 
permitted by a licence, permit, or Traffic Control Device; 
(b) stop or stand a Vehicle unless in a Marked Parking Stall or designated unloading area; 
(c) idle a Vehicle; 
(d) park, leave, dump, abandon or deposit a Recreational Vehicle; 
(e) park a Vehicle, except in a Marked Parking Stall, and not contrary to the orientation of 
the Marked Parking Stall, or as permitted by a permit or licence under this bylaw; 
(f) park a Vehicle in an Accessible Parking Area without displaying a valid Accessible 
Parking Permit; 
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(g) exceed time limits for parking within a Marked Parking Stall; or 
(h) park or leave a Vehicle outside of posted hours, except where the Manager has issued 
an overnight parking permit under this bylaw. 
Impounding Items and Vehicles 
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(1) A Bylaw Enforcement Officer may remove, detain, impound, or cause to be impounded, 
at the owner's sole expense, any Vehicle, Recreational Vehicle, Item, Cycle, Micromobility 
Device, or other device found in violation of any provision of this bylaw, a Traffic Control 
Device, or posted notice within The Langford Station. 
(2) A Person may redeem any Item, Cycle, Micromobility Device, or other device removed, 
detained or impounded under subsection (1) by contacting the City's Bylaw Department 
during regular business hours and paying any fees payable for the removal, impoundment, 
and storage of the Item in accordance with the City's Traffic Bylaw No. 33, 1995 as amended 
or replaced from time to time. 
(3) Despite subsection (2), a Bylaw Enforcement Officer may remove and dispose of any of 
the following that are obstructing or unlawfully occupying The Langford Station without 
compensation to the owner: 
(a) any Waste, noxious or offensive Items or substances, or Items which are wet, soiled, 
dismantled, missing parts, or perishable; 
(b) a Vehicle which, due to missing parts, extensive damage, inoperability, or similar 
condition, appears to be abandoned or incapable of safe operation; 
and may claim the fees, costs and expenses that the City or its contractors incurred in 
removing the Item or Vehicle from the owner. 
Part 2 — Permits, Organized Events, and Occupancy Licences 
Permits 
10 (1) The Manager may issue the following permits for uses of The Langford Station: 
(a) General Use Permit; 
(b) Indigenous Vendor Permit. 
(2) The applicant for a permit under subsection (1) must complete an application form to 
the satisfaction of the Manager, and if approved must pay the fee in accordance with the 
corresponding table in Schedule "B". 
(3) A Person may only obtain a General Use Permit or an Indigenous Vendor Permit for up to 
five days per calendar year. 
(4) The Manager may impose any conditions or restrictions on the permits issued under this 
section, including when and where in The Langford Station the permit is valid, and may 
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require the applicant or permit holder to provide: 
(a) commercial general liability insurance; 
(b) a signed code of conduct; and 
(c)any other documentation, licence, permit, or plan which in the Manager's opinion is 
necessary or expedient to protect the City or the public. 
(5) The holder of a General Use Permit or Indigenous Vendor Permit must follow all terms or 
restrictions of the permit including any terms or restrictions on the application form. 
Organized Events 
11 (1) The Manager may grant permission to a Person to host an Organized Event at The 
Langford Station in accordance with the terms of an Organized Event agreement. 
(2) All Organized Events at The Langford Station must be open to the public. 
(3) The applicant for an Organized Event must complete an application form to the 
satisfaction of the Manager, and if approved, must: 
(a) pay the fee in accordance with the corresponding table in Schedule "B"; and 
(b) enter into an Organized Event agreement with the City. 
(4) A Person must obtain a Special Events Permit from the City, in addition to the Organized 
Event agreement, if the proposed Organized Event will extend to any street or City property 
outside of The Langford Station. 
(5) The Manager may impose any terms or conditions for Organized Events and may require: 
(a) commercial general liability insurance; 
(b) a signed code of conduct; and 
(c) any other documentation, licence, permit, or plan which in the Manager's opinion is 
necessary or expedient to protect the City or the public. 
Occupancy Licences 
12 (1) The Manager may issue occupancy licences for the following uses at The Langford 
Station: 
(a) Food Truck Vendors; 
(b) Retail Vendors; 
(c) Incubator Artist Studios. 
(2) The term of an occupancy licence for Retail Vendors in a Unit and Incubator Artist 
Studios is one year, unless terminated by the City or as otherwise specified in the 
occupancy licence agreement. In addition: 
(a) Retail Vendors in a Unit are given priority over new applicants to renew their 
occupancy licence at the end of the one-year term; and 
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(b) Incubator Artist Studios may not renew their occupancy licence but may apply to be 
Retail Vendors after the one-year term. 
(3) An occupancy licence for Food Truck Vendors may be issued on a daily, monthly, or 
yearly basis. 
(4) The Manager may grant a Retail Vendor permission to set up their fully enclosed mobile 
structure or trailer to operate within The Langford Station but outside of a Unit. In such 
cases, the Manager will determine the designated area of the Retail Vendor. 
(5) The applicant for an occupancy licence under subsection (1) must complete an 
application form to the satisfaction of the Manager, and if approved, must: 
(a) pay the fee in accordance with the corresponding table in Schedule "B"; and 
(b) enter into an occupancy licence agreement with the City. 
(6) The Manager may require, as a condition of an occupancy licence: 
(a) commercial general liability insurance; 
(b) proof of a valid and subsisting business licence, or other licence or permits; 
(c) menus or photographs of food, beverages, or Items to be sold; 
(d) a signed code of conduct; 
(e) times and dates when the occupancy licence holder is permitted or prohibited from 
operating; 
(f) any other Items which in the opinion of the Manager is necessary or expedient for 
the licence holder to operate at The Langford Station, such as, but not limited to 
signage, locks, and safety equipment; 
(g) in the case of Food Truck Vendors, the main operator's food safe certificate, the 
truck's Island Health licence, and any other similar document; 
(h) in the case of Incubator Artist Studios, proof that the applicant is able to 
demonstrate their art in the space. 
(7) Daily fees for Food Truck Vendors are subject to change during scheduled Organized 
Events. 
Commercial general liability insurance 
13 (1) Where commercial general liability insurance is required as a condition for a permit or 
licence, that liability insurance must be valid for the duration of the permit or licence and 
must not exclude any of the anticipated works or activities. 
(2) The liability insurance policy required for a permit or licence must: 
(a) be in an amount of no less than $5,000,000.00, unless approved by the Manager in 
writing; 
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(b) name the City, the Island Corridor Foundation, and Victoria Contracting and 
Municipal Maintenance Corporation as additionally insured; 
(c) include a cross-liability clause; 
(d) provide that the policy must not be cancelled or materially altered without 30-days 
written notice stating when such cancellation or change is to be effective; and 
(e) any other condition which, in the Managers opinion, is necessary or expedient to 
protect the City or the public. 
Part 3 — Administration 
Manager 
14 The Manager may, in addition to any other authority granted in this bylaw: 
(a) post, alter or remove any signs, notices, or Traffic Control Devices within The Langford 
Station; 
(b) establish and post Hours of Operation; 
(c) issue overnight parking permits; 
(d) establish criteria for evaluating occupancy licence applications; 
(e) establish and publish application forms for any licence or permit issued under this 
bylaw; 
(f) determine the location within The Langford Station where holders of General Use 
Permits and Indigenous Vendor Permits may operate; 
(g) together with the Director of Parks, the corporate officer, the CAO, or the designate to 
those positions, execute occupancy licence agreements and Organized Events 
agreements on behalf of the City. 
Bylaw Enforcement Officers 
15 (1) A Bylaw Enforcement Officer may, in addition to any other authority granted in this 
bylaw: 
(a) issue bylaw notices under the Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 1980, 2021, for 
violations of this bylaw; 
(b) issue tickets under the Ticket Information Authorization Bylaw No. 34, 1993, for 
violations of this bylaw; and 
(c) place temporary Traffic Control Devices. 
(2) In addition to any other powers in this bylaw, a Bylaw Enforcement Officer or designated 
City employee may direct any Person who is in contravention of this bylaw to leave The 
Langford Station, and any Person so directed must: 
(a) immediately leave The Langford Station; and 
(b) must not enter The Langford Station again within the time stipulated. 
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Contraventions 
16 (1) A Person who: 
(a) contravenes or violates a provision of this bylaw, 
(b) consents, allows, or permits an act or thing to be done in violation of a provision of 
this bylaw, or 
(c) neglects or refrains from doing anything required to be done by a provision of this 
bylaw, 
commits an offence and is liable to the penalties imposed under this bylaw and any 
other applicable bylaw of the City. 
(2) Each day that the offence or contravention continues constitutes a separate offence. 
(3) A contravention of a term or condition of a permit or licence is a contravention of this 
bylaw. 
Enforcement 
17 (1) An offence under this bylaw may be enforced by: 
(a) means of a ticket issued under the Ticket Information Authorization Bylaw No. 34, 
1993; 
(b) means of a bylaw notice issued under the Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 
1980, 2021; 
(c) prosecution under the Offence Act, RSBC 1996, c. 339; 
(d) way of civil action as authorized by law. 
(2) The issuance of a ticket, bylaw notice, or proceeding under the Offence Act for an 
offence does not preclude the City from enforcement by other proceeding or through 
any other remedy available to it by law. 
Municipal Ticket Information and Bylaw Notice Offence Fines 
18 (1) City of Langford Ticket Information Authorization Bylaw No. 34, 1993, is amended as 
follows: 
(a) In Schedule 1, by adding a new line after line 24 to read as follows: 
25 City of Langford 
The Langford Station Bylaw No. 2265, 2026
Bylaw Enforcement Officer 
(b) By adding a new schedule 25 in its entirety as attached hereto and forming part of 
this bylaw. 
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(2) City of Langford Bylaw Notice Enforcement Bylaw No. 1980, 2021, is amended by adding 
a new Schedule A corresponding with The Langford Station Bylaw No. 2265, 2026 as 
attached hereto and forming part of this bylaw. 
Severabi I ity 
19 If any portion of this bylaw is held to be invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the 
invalid portion is severed to the extent required, and the remainder of the bylaw continues 
to be valid. 
Headings 
20 The headings in this bylaw are for convenience only and must not be construed as 
substantive provision of this bylaw. 
Repeal 
21 The following bylaws are repealed: 
(a) The Langford Station Regulatory Bylaw No. 2033, 2022; 
(b) Station Avenue Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 2010, 2022. 
READ A FIRST TIME this 2nd day of March, 2026. 
READ A SECOND TIME this 2nd day of March, 2026. 
READ A THIRD TIME this 2nd day of March, 2026. 
ADOPTED this 16th day of March, 2026. 
 
 
 
 
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Schedule "B"  
The Langford Station Fees and Charges 
All fees include applicable GST. 
Table 1: Permits 
Type of Permit 
Fee 
General Use 
$50.00 
Not For Profit and Artists: No Fee 
Indigenous Vendor 
No Fee 
Table 2: Organized Events 
Type of Organization 
Fee 
Not For Profit 
$50.00 
All Others 
$100.00 
Table 3: Food Truck Vendors 
Date 
Term 
Day 
Fee 
June 1st to September 30th 
Daily* 
Monday to Thursday 
$35.00 per day 
Friday to Sunday 
$50.00 per day 
Monthly 
$600.00 per month 
October 1St to May 31st 
Daily* 
Monday to Thursday 
$20.00 per day 
Friday to Sunday 
$25.00 per day 
Monthly 
$300.00 per month 
Damage Deposit (for 
monthly or yearly use only)
$300.00
 
* Daily fees are subject to change during scheduled Organized Events. 
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Table 4: Retail Vendors 
Unit Size 
Fee 
No Unit 
(Vendor's mobile 
operation) 
June 1st to 
September 30th 
Monday to Thursday 
$35.00 per day 
Friday to Sunday 
$50.00 per day 
Monthly 
$500.00 per month 
October 1st to 
May 31st 
Monday to Thursday 
$20.00 per day 
Friday to Sunday 
$25.00 per day 
Monthly 
$300.00 per month 
Yearly 
$300.00 per month 
Damage Deposit (No Unit, 
for monthly or yearly use 
only) 
$300.00 
8 by 10 feet 
$300.00 per month 
8 by 20 feet 
$600.00 per month 
8 by 40 feet 
$1000.00 per month 
Damage Deposit (Unit) 
$500.00 
Table 5: Incubator Artist Studios 
Unit Size 
Fee 
8 by 10 feet 
$175.00 per month 
Damage Deposit 
$500.00 
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SCHEDULE 25 
BYLAW NO. 2265 
WORDS 
CITY OF LANGFORD 
THE LANGFORD STATION BYLAW NO. 2265, 2026 
SECTION 
FINE 
DESIGNATING 
OR EXPRESSIONS 
OFFENCE 
1. 
In Station when prohibited 
4 (1) (a) 
$150.00 
2. 
Urinate or defecate 
4 (1) (b) 
$200.00 
3. 
Discard burning substance 
4 (1) (c) 
$150.00 
4. 
Leave waste 
4 (1) (d) 
$150.00 
5. 
Dumping waste/ item 
4 (1) (e) 
$300.00 
6. 
Panhandle 
4 (1) (f) 
$200.00 
7. 
Vulgar language 
4 (1) (g) 
$200.00 
8. 
Threatening words/behaviour 
4 (1) (h) 
$200.00 
9. 
Fighting 
4 (1) (i) 
$200.00 
10. 
Camp 
4 (1) (j) 
$150.00 
11. 
Sleep overnight 
4 (1) (k) 
$150.00 
12. 
Remove landscaping 
4 (1) (l) 
$150.00 
13. 
Use weapon or dangerous toy 
4 (1) (m) 
$200.00 
14. 
Damage property 
4 (1) (n) 
$300.00 
15. 
Climb on structure 
4 (1) (o) 
$150.00 
16. 
Set up structure without permit 
5 (a) 
$150.00 
17. 
Light fire without permit 
5 (b) 
$150.00 
18. 
Distribute material without permit 
5 (c) 
$200.00 
19. 
Sell without permit 
5 (d) 
$150.00 
20. 
Organize event without permit 
5 (e) 
$300.00 
21. 
Consume liquor without permit 
5 (f) 
$150.00 
22. 
Use sound amplification without permit 
5 (g) 
$150.00 
23. 
Perform without permit 
5 (h) 
$300.00 
24. 
Animal without leash 
6 (1) 
$150.00 
25. 
Fail to clean up after animal 
6 (2) 
$200.00 
26. 
Dangerous or aggressive dog present 
6 (3) 
$200.00 
27. 
Use cycle or other prohibited device 
7 (1) 
$100.00 
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28. 
Illegal driving 
8 (a) 
$200.00 
29. 
Stop/ stand vehicle 
8 (b) 
$150.00 
30. 
Idle vehicle 
8 (c) 
$150.00 
31. 
Park recreational vehicle 
8 (d) 
$150.00 
32. 
Park vehicle outside marked stall 
8 (e) 
$50.00 
33. 
Park in accessible parking no permit 
8 (f) 
$200.00 
34. 
Park exceeding time limit 
8 (g) 
$50.00 
35. 
Park outside posted hours 
8 (h) 
$50.00 
36. 
Contravene permit/ licence 
16 (3) 
$300.00 
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Schedule A - Bylaws Enforceable by Bylaw Notice 
The Langford Station Bylaw No. 2265, 2026 
Description of Bylaw Contravention 
Al 
Section 
A2 
Discounted 
Penalty 
A3 
Penalty 
A4 
Late 
Penalty 
Total 
A5 
Compliance 
Agreement 
Available 
1. 
In Station when prohibited 
4 (1) (a) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
Yes 
2. 
Urinate or defecate 
4 (1) (b) 
$150 
$200 
$300 
No 
3. 
Discard burning substance 
4(1)c)
  
$100 
$150 
$225 
No 
4. 
Leave waste 
4 (1) (d) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
Yes 
5. 
Dumping waste/ item 
4 (1) (e) 
$200 
$300 
$450 
No 
6. 
Panhandle 
4(1)(f)
  
$150 
$200 
$300 
Yes 
7. 
Vulgar language 
4 (1) (g) 
$150 
$200 
$300 
Yes 
8. 
Threatening behaviour 
4 (1) (h) 
$150 
$200 
$300 
No 
9. 
Fighting 
4(1)(i)
  
$150 
$200 
$300 
No 
10. 
Camp 
4(1)(j)
  
$100 
$150 
$225 
Yes 
11. 
Sleep overnight 
4 (1) (k) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
Yes 
12. 
Remove landscaping 
4 (1) (1) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
No 
13. 
Use weapon or dangerous toy 
4 (1) (m) 
$150 
$200 
$300 
No 
14. 
Damage property 
4 (1) (n) 
$200 
$300 
$450 
No 
15. 
Climb on structure 
4 (1) (o) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
Yes 
16. 
Set up structure without permit 
5 (a) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
Yes 
17. 
Light fire without permit 
5 (b) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
No 
18. 
Distribute material without permit 
5 (c) 
$150 
$200 
$300 
Yes 
19. 
Sell without permit 
5 (d) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
Yes 
20. 
Organize event without permit 
5 (e) 
$200 
$300 
$450 
Yes 
21. 
Consume liquor without permit 
5 (f) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
No 
22. 
Use sound amplification without permit 
5 (g) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
Yes 
23. 
Perform without permit 
5 (h) 
$200 
$300 
$450 
Yes 
24. 
Animal without leash 
6 (1) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
Yes 
25. 
Fail to clean up after animal 
6 (2) 
$150 
$200 
$300 
Yes 
26. 
Dangerous or aggressive dog present 
6 (3) 
$150 
$200 
$300 
No 
27. 
Use prohibited cycle or device 
7 (1) 
$50 
$100 
$150 
Yes 
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City of Langford —The Langford Station Bylaw No. 2265, 2026 
28. 
Illegal driving 
8 (a) 
$150 
$200 
$300 
No 
29. 
Stop or stand vehicle unlawfully 
8 (b) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
Yes 
30. 
Idle vehicle 
8 (c) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
Yes 
31. 
Park recreational vehicle 
8 (d) 
$100 
$150 
$225 
Yes 
32. 
Park vehicle outside marked stall 
8 (e) 
$35 
$50 
$75 
Yes 
33. 
Park in accessible parking no permit 
8 (f) 
$150 
$200 
$300 
No 
34. 
Exceed parking time limit 
8 (g) 
$35 
$50 
$75 
Yes 
35. 
Park outside posted hours 
8 (h) 
$35 
$50 
$75 
Yes 
36. 
Contravene permit or licence 
16 (3) 
$200 
$300 
$450 
No 
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