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MattersDevelopmentBylaw No. 2030First seen Jan 24, 2022Last discussed Mar 21, 2022

902 Walfred Road subdivision

Adopted

Rezoning at 902 Walfred Road enables a 13-lot bare-land strata subdivision with small residential lots. Conditions include frontage and stormwater work, service upgrades at the applicant’s expense, and an affordable-housing contribution of $600 per lot.

Where it stands: Rezoning bylaw adopted Mar 21, 2022.

Where it is: 902 Walfred Road subdivision
Where it is · from the staff report · View report

Governing bylawNo. 2030

Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 655, (902 Walfred Road)

Portions of 902 Walfred Road shown on the attached plan are moved from the Rural Residential (RR5) Zone to the Residential Small Lot (RS1) Zone. The bylaw also sets amenity contributions per lot for this property, based on lot size, payable to the General Amenity Reserve Fund and the Affordable Housing Reserve Fund.

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Timeline

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

  1. March 21, 2022· Council

    Amended rezoning bylaw adopted

    Adopted 6–0

    Final approval. The bylaw is now in force.

  2. February 22, 2022· Council

    Public hearing held for Walfred Road rezoning

    Residents could speak or write to council about the proposal.

  3. January 24, 2022· Council

    Rezoning proposed for 13-lot small-home subdivision

    Council proceeded with consideration of Bylaw No. 2030 to rezone 902 Walfred Road to RS1/Small Lot (RSI) subject to conditions including amenity contributions, engineering memos, covenants, and frontage/stormwater works.

    Proposed layout
    Proposed layout

    Decision: Approved proceeding with rezoning 902 Walfred Road to RS1, subject to conditions.

    Passed

  4. January 24, 2022· Council

    First reading listed for 902 Walfred Road rezoning

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