MattersTransportationBylaw Nos. 2181 & 2233First seen Nov 26, 2025Last discussed Mar 16, 2026
Streets and traffic bylaws
AdoptedA new rulebook replaces the 1995 traffic bylaw and combines rules for truck routes, sidewalks and other street uses. It updates parking and street-use requirements, adds permits and fees, and regulates micromobility, affecting how residents travel, park and use public streets.
Where it stands: Both bylaws adopted Mar 16, 2026.
Governing bylawNo. 177In force, as amended
Municipal Parks BylawPark visitors must follow park hours and posted notices, protect park features, and avoid activities such as unauthorized camping, fires, sales, or cannabis smoking. Organized events require a City park permit and $5 million liability insurance; violations can result in removal of belongings and fines.
Timeline
Every time this matter appeared in council records, newest first.
- Anne Laman (Langford)Concerned · Veterans Park expansion
Urges council to assess widening Fairway Avenue before closing Aldwyn Road, citing diverted neighborhood traffic, heavy truck use, and the road’s narrow width.
- Anne Laman (Langford)Concerned · Veterans Park expansion
November 26, 2025· Advisory Committee
Committee recommends new streets and traffic bylaws with wording changes
Committee considered the proposed Streets and Traffic Bylaw No. 2233 (and companion amending bylaw No. 2181) and recommended Council give first, second and third readings, with a wording amendment to section 22(2)(a).
Decision: Amended section 22(2)(a) to add separated before bicycle lane and paved before multi-use pathway.
Passed 6–1· Against: Chris Foxall
Decision: Recommended adding separated and paved to section 22(2)(a) and giving first, second and third readings.
Passed 6–1· Against: Chris Foxall
Decision: Withdrawn the proposed wording change removing bicycle lane or from section 22(2)(a).
Withdrawn