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MattersDevelopmentBYLAW NO. 1808First seen Nov 19, 2018Last discussed Dec 17, 2018

2786 Wenger Terrace rezoning

The proposal rezones 2786 Wenger Terrace from R2 to RS3, allowing subdivision into two lots and a secondary suite on lots as small as 400 m². The bylaw lists contributions of $660 to the Affordable Housing Reserve Fund and $3,960 to the General Amenity Fund.

Where it stands: Second and third readings given Dec 17, 2018; adoption is not recorded in the supplied history.

Governing bylawNo. 300In force

Zoning Bylaw

The bylaw sets the rules for how land and water areas in Langford may be used or subdivided, where buildings and structures may be placed, and how parking, loading, screening and landscaping are handled. It is organised into parts covering definitions, general compliance and regulations, parking and bicycle rules, how zones are established, and rules for individual zones; schedules include the zoning map and additional area-specific regulations.

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Background

Earlier and later steps of the same initiative.

  1. Feb 4, 2019 – Mar 15, 2021

    2786 Wenger Terrace variance permit

    The permit allows a reduced exterior setback for proposed Lot B and a shorter driveway stall for proposed Lot A at 2786 Wenger Terrace. The variances support work associated with subdivided lots and are subject to conditions.

Timeline

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

  1. December 17, 2018· Council

    Second and third readings given for rezoning

    Passed

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

  2. December 17, 2018· Council

    Public hearing held; no public presentations made

    Residents could speak or write to council about the proposal.

  3. November 19, 2018· Council

    First reading for rezoning and secondary-suite allowance

    Passed

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