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MattersHousingBylaw No. 2060First seen Apr 4, 2022Last discussed Feb 22, 2023

825–845 Orono Avenue rezoning

Adopted

Rezoning would allow a six-storey apartment building with about 106 homes at 825–845 Orono Avenue. The proposal also included conditions on amenities, engineering, lot consolidation and parking-related requirements.

Where it stands: Zoning amendment adopted Feb 22, 2023.

Proposed layout: 825–845 Orono Avenue rezoning
Proposed layout · from the staff report · View report

Governing bylawNo. 2060

Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 669, (825, 829, 833, 845 Orono Avenue)

The four properties at 825, 829, 833 and 845 Orono Avenue are rezoned from One- and Two-Family Residential (R2) to City Centre (CC1). New residential units on these properties are subject to amenity contributions, with amounts depending on the storey where each unit is created.

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Timeline

Every time this matter appeared in council records, newest first.

  1. February 22, 2023· Council

    Orono Avenue zoning amendment adopted

    Adopted 7–0

    Final approval. The bylaw is now in force.

  2. June 20, 2022· Council

    Second and third readings listed for rezoning

    Council approved the content and final wording. Adoption is the last step.

  3. June 20, 2022· Council

    Public hearing on proposed Orono Avenue apartment building

    Residents could speak or write to council about the proposal.

  4. April 4, 2022· Council

    Committee recommends rezoning for six-storey, 106-unit building

    Committee recommendation to proceed with rezoning to CC1 to allow a 6‑storey apartment building (~106 units) subject to amenity contributions, engineering memos, lot consolidation and covenants (parking allocation, EV outlets, strata titling).

  5. April 4, 2022· Council

    First reading for Orono Avenue rezoning

    Introduced to council. A bylaw needs several readings before it becomes law.