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MeetingsMon, Aug 21, 20233h 53m2022–2026 Council

Regular Council

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Summary

  • Gave second and third readings to a six‑storey, ~107‑unit apartment at Claude Road and Percy Place (Bylaw 2139)
  • Gave second and third readings to rezoning for 6 single‑family homes plus 12 townhomes at Gwendolynn (Bylaw 2137); Morley opposed
  • Gave second and third readings to remove required second parking stall for three‑bedroom apartments (Bylaw 2135)
  • Directed Westshore RCMP to prioritize mental health, youth, road safety, organized crime and reconciliation for 2023 (RCMP priorities)

Decisions

0 decisions

Only procedural motions were recorded.

Agenda

40 items · select one for details, debate and documents

Summary

The City’s territorial acknowledgement was read.

Acknowledgement

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Mayor Goodmanson called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m.

Call to Order

Summary

Council approved the agenda as presented.

Motions (1)

PassedMoved by K. Yacucha

THAT Council approve the agenda as presented.

AgendaProcedure

Summary

A presentation on an Ultra-Light Rail concept was provided by Stephen Kong and Vic Young.

PresentationTransportationUltra-Light Rail

Summary

Stephen Kong and Vic Young presented an information package regarding a proposed Ultra-Light Rail for the West Shore area.

TransportationPresentation

Summary

Public hearings were held for three zoning/parking bylaws (2137, 2139, 2135).

Public HearingBylaw

Summary

Public hearing held on rezoning 798 Gwendolynn Drive from RR2 to R2 to allow ~6 single-family homes and 12 townhouses; developer offered amenity contributions and covenants.

Location

798 Gwendolynn Drive

Documents (2)

Public notice announcing the Public Hearing for Bylaw No. 2137 scheduled for August 21, 2023 including how to participate and where to send correspondence.

Public Hearing date: August 21, 2023, 7:00 PMSubject: 798 Gwendolynn Drive (Bylaw No. 2137)Participation: Zoom (Meeting ID 897 0956 7061) or phone; written submissions received by noon the Tuesday prior to the hearingContact: planning@langford.ca; City Hall, 877 Goldstream Ave
Notice of Public Hearing

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Applicant presentation materials and summary slides for the 798 Gwendolynn Drive rezoning, showing site context, concept plans, renderings, environmental considerations and financial/amenity estimates.

Proposed: six fee-simple single-family lots (w/ suites) and twelve 3-bedroom townhomesSite area and preservation: ~8,198 sq. m total area, ~2,431 sq. m (30%) preserved greenspaceParking, services and infrastructure commitments including frontage improvements and onsite stormwater managementEstimated totals (DCCs and fees): $299,305.80 (combined totals shown on presentation slides)
Public Presentation / Project Package: 798 Gwendolynn Drive – Rezoning Application (presentation)

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Notice of Public Hearing

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NOTICE OF DISPOSITION

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798 GWENDOLYNN DRIVE – REZONING APPLICATION

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Amenities and Financial Benefits

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RezoningHousingGwendolynn DriveBylaw 2137

Summary

Public hearing held for rezoning multiple lots on Claude Rd/Percy Pl to allow a six-storey ~107-unit apartment building with amenity contributions, road dedication and various covenants/conditions.

Location

2703 Claude Road

2707 Claude Road

2711 Claude Road

726 Percy Place

RezoningDensityClaude RoadBylaw 2139Parking

Summary

Public hearing held on a text amendment reducing onsite parking requirements for three-bedroom apartments to encourage family-sized units.

ZoningParkingHousingBylaw 2135

Summary

Members of the public addressed Council on various items including RCMP costs related to Danbrook Park.

Who spoke (14)

  • Lisa Foxall (Players Drive)Concerned · RCMP priorities
    Raises concerns about police resources, theft, and safety near Danbrook Park, and calls for regional coordination on homelessness.
  • Pam (Massey Drive)Concerned · RCMP priorities
    Describes frequent emergency responses, power theft, and feeling unsafe near Danbrook Park, and says action is needed.
  • B. King (Millstream)Asks · Danbrook Park
    Asks council to restore the park to its original layout, citing safety concerns and lost access to the dog park.
  • Darren Peck (Massey Close)Asks · Danbrook Park
    Asks council to add a playground at Danbrook Park to restore neighborhood use and enable law enforcement to remove the encampment.
  • W. Bowers (Millstream Road)Concerned · Council procedures and records
    Cites rising crime figures and questions how residents can access accurate official meeting records and understand proposed procedure changes.
  • A residentAsks · Public participation decorum
    Asks attendees to respect council and the public, explaining that raised voices can trigger PTSD and discourage participation.
  • Mike Morton (Phelps Avenue)Asks · RCMP priorities
    Asks council to consider a bylaw against open drug use and visit Danbrook Park at night to see residents’ conditions.
  • S. Safer (Walford Road)Concerned · RCMP priorities
    Raises concerns about strained police and bylaw resources and asks when staff will report on policing and code-of-conduct amendments.
  • Bernadette Armstrong (Rodney Road)Mixed · RCMP priorities
    Supports RCMP efforts, identifies theft, drugs, encampments, and mental health as priorities, and suggests restricting camping in some parks.
  • Art Crusoe (Massey Close)Opposes · Danbrook Park
    Opposes the Danbrook Park encampment and urges council to take responsibility for addressing its effects on residents.
  • Rachel Sansome (White Pine Terrace)Supports · 2120 Millstream Road development
    Supports the revised amenity spaces and accessible features proposed for the development and welcomes attainable townhouses.
  • Maria Shismasia (Massey)Concerned · RCMP priorities
    Describes safety concerns near Danbrook Park and asks council to act, citing drug activity, difficulty reaching police, and children’s safety.
  • S. Plank (Goldstream Avenue)Concerned · RCMP priorities
    Urges a coordinated response involving the province and service providers, alongside policing, to address homelessness, mental health, and addiction.
  • Norman Joel (Wellford Place)Opposes · RCMP priorities
    Opposes camping and open drug use in public spaces and asks council to consider a bylaw like Campbell River’s.

Summarized from the meeting video. Names use checked registry spellings; unconfirmed names appear as “A resident”.

Public InputRCMPDanbrook Park

Summary

Minutes from July 17 and July 24, 2023 were listed for adoption.

MinutesProcedure

Summary

Council agenda included adoption of the July 17, 2023 council minutes.

Documents (1)

Official minutes from the City of Langford Council meeting held July 17, 2023 recording motions, bylaw readings and adoptions.

Meeting date: July 17, 2023Motions recorded: second and third reading to Bylaw No. 2099; adoption of Bylaw No. 2103; adoption of Tree Protection Bylaw No. 2136Bylaw No. 2137 given first reading (opposed: Councillor Morley)
Minutes of the Council Meeting - July 17, 2023

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1. TERRITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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4. PRESENTATIONS

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5. PUBLIC HEARINGS

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6. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

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7. ADOPTION OF COUNCIL MINUTES

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8. OTHER BOARD AND COMMISSION MINUTES

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9. COMMITTEE RESOLUTIONS

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10. NOTICES OF INTENT

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11. REPORTS

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12. CORRESPONDENCE

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13. BYLAWS

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14. ADJOURNMENT

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Minutes

Summary

Council agenda included adoption of the July 24, 2023 special meeting minutes.

Minutes

Summary

Committee minutes and departmental updates were presented; several rezoning and variance items were listed for consideration.

CommitteeResolutionsRCMPRezoning

Summary

Community Advisory Committee minutes (July 25, 2023) were provided for Council's consideration.

Documents (1)

Minutes from the Community Advisory Committee meeting of July 25, 2023 included for Council consideration under committee resolutions.

Meeting date: July 25, 2023Listed under Committee Resolutions for Council information
Minutes of the Community Advisory Committee Meeting - July 25, 2023

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1. TERRITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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2. CALL TO ORDER

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4. PRESENTATIONS

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5. ADOPTION OF THE MINUTES

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6. REPORTS

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7. ADJOURNMENT

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CommitteeMinutes

Summary

RCMP priorities were listed for Council; public input raised concerns about RCMP costs related to Danbrook Park's unhoused population.

Documents (1)

Report outlining RCMP priorities for the community, included under committee resolutions for Council consideration.

Document title: RCMP PrioritiesIncluded in Committee Resolutions section (8.2)Pages: 175–179
Staff Report to Community Advisory Committee

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OPTIONS:

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Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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RCMPPublic SafetyDanbrook Park

Summary

Departmental updates from Parks and Corporate Services were provided to Council.

Documents (1)

Departmental updates from Parks and Corporate Services filed under Committee Resolutions for Council's information.

Department(s): Parks; Corporate ServicesIncluded as Committee Resolutions item 8.3
Departmental Update - Parks, Corporate Services

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BACKGROUND

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Parks, Recreation and Facilities

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Corporate Services

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Economic Development, Events, and Communications

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OPTIONS

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ParksCorporate ServicesUpdate

Summary

Sustainable Development Advisory Committee minutes (August 14, 2023) were provided.

Documents (1)

Minutes from the Sustainable Development Advisory Committee meeting held August 14, 2023 provided to Council under committee resolutions.

Meeting date: August 14, 2023Item appears as 8.4 in Committee Resolutions
Minutes of the Sustainable Development Advisory Committee Meeting - August 14, 2023

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1. TERRITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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2. CALL TO ORDER

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3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA

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4. ADOPTION OF THE MINUTES

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5. REPORTS - Part 1 of 2

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5. REPORTS - Part 2 of 2

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6. ADJOURNMENT

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Sustainable DevelopmentCommittee

Summary

Rezoning application for 3405 Happy Valley Rd was listed for Council consideration.

Location

3405 Happy Valley Rd

Documents (1)

Staff report and attachments for the rezoning application for 3405 Happy Valley Road included under Committee Resolutions.

Civic address: 3405 Happy Valley RdIncluded as Committee Resolutions item 8.5 (pages 192–226)Likely includes applicant details, site plans and recommended conditions
3405 Happy Valley Rd Rezoning Application

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PURPOSE

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BACKGROUND

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SITE AND SURROUNDING AREA

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Table 2: Surrounding Land Uses

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COUNCIL POLICY

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COMMENTARY

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INFRASTRUCTURE

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NEIGHBOURHOOD IMPACT

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FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS

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LEGAL IMPLICATIONS

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OPTIONS

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Appendix A – Landscape Plan

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Appendix B – Site Plan

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Appendix C – Site Map

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Appendix D – Location Map

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Cover / Contact

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Summary / Scope of Work

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Methodology

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Protected Root Zone

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Discussion

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Tree Protection Plan - Part 1 of 2

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Tree Protection Plan - Part 2 of 2

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CONDITIONS OF ASSESSMENT AGREEMENT

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Appendix ‘A’ – Tree Inventory - Part 1 of 3

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Appendix ‘A’ – Tree Inventory - Part 2 of 3

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Appendix ‘A’ – Tree Inventory - Part 3 of 3

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Appendix ‘B’ – Photos and Site Plan

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RezoningHappy Valley Road

Summary

Rezoning application for 820–826 Hockley Avenue was listed; related bylaw (2142) appears on first reading on the agenda.

Location

820 Hockley Ave

822 Hockley Ave

824 Hockley Ave

826 Hockley Ave

Documents (1)

Rezoning application materials and staff analysis for properties at 820–826 Hockley Avenue included for Council consideration.

Civic addresses: 820, 822, 824, 826 Hockley AvenueIncluded as Committee Resolutions item 8.6Pages: 227–262
820, 822, 824, and 826 Hockley Ave Rezoning Application

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Background

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Development Permit Areas, Zoning, and OCP

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Council Policy

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Attainable Housing Policy

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Commentary

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Trees / Arborist Report Summary

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Multi-Modal Network

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Infrastructure

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Neighbourhood Consultation

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Financial Implications

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Legal Implications

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Options

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Appendix: Construction Impact Assessment & Tree Management Plan - Part 1 of 3

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Appendix: Construction Impact Assessment & Tree Management Plan - Part 2 of 3

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Appendix: Construction Impact Assessment & Tree Management Plan - Part 3 of 3

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City of Langford — Bylaw No. 2142

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RezoningHockley Avenue

Summary

A Development Variance Permit application for 654 Rason Road was listed for Council's consideration.

Location

654 Rason Road

Documents (1)

Staff report regarding a Development Variance Permit application for 654 Rason Road included in Committee Resolutions.

Civic address: 654 Rason RoadDocument type: DVP application reportIncluded as item 8.7 (pages 263–269)
654 Rason Road - Development Variance Permit (DVP)

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PURPOSE

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BACKGROUND

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SITE AND SURROUNDING AREA

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COMMENTARY

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DVPRason Road

Summary

Notices of intent for development variance and temporary use permit matters were provided.

NoticesDVPTUP

Summary

Notice of intent for Development Variance Permit DVP23-0004 at 2621 & 2617 Sooke Road.

Location

2621 Sooke Road

2617 Sooke Road

Documents (1)

Notice of Intent for DVP23-0004 regarding properties at 2621 and 2617 Sooke Road; outlines the variance request and notification to the public.

Addresses: 2621 & 2617 Sooke RoadDocument listed under Notices of Intent (9.1)Pages: 270–272
DVP23-0004 – 2621 Sooke Road

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DVPSooke Road

Summary

Notice of intent for extension of a Temporary Use Permit for Code Ninjas at 890 Goldstream Ave.

Location

890 Goldstream Ave

Documents (1)

Notice of Intent to extend a Temporary Use Permit (TUP20-0003) for Code Ninjas programming school at 890 Goldstream Avenue.

Address: 890 Goldstream AveNature: TUP extension request for Code Ninjas computer programming schoolListed as Notices of Intent item 9.2
CITY OF LANGFORD — TEMPORARY USE PERMIT

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Notice of Intent

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Notice of Intention to Consider Issuance of a Temporary Use Permit

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Former Colwood assistant fire chief sentenced for possessing child porn

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Notices & Advertisements (excerpts)

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TUPGoldstream Avenue

Summary

Various staff reports were listed for Council's consideration (TUP extension, open space plan update, leases and agreements).

ReportsTUPLeaseOpen Space

Summary

Report recommending an extension of a Temporary Use Permit for Galaxy Motors at 4373 West Shore Parkway.

Location

4373 West Shore Pkwy

Documents (1)

Staff report recommending consideration of an extension to TUP20-0001 for Galaxy Motors at 4373 West Shore Parkway for RV sales and inventory storage.

Address: 4373 West Shore ParkwayItem: TUP extension (10.1)Pages: 276–286
TUP20-0001 - 4373 West Shore Pkwk - Galaxy Motors RV Sales and Inventory Storage - Extension

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Staff Report to Council

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Appendix A — Original Staff Report (for initial TUP consideration) - Part 1 of 2

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Appendix A — Original Staff Report (for initial TUP consideration) - Part 2 of 2

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TUPWest Shore Pkwy

Summary

Report on updated open space plan for 2120 Millstream Road was presented.

Location

2120 Millstream Rd

Documents (1)

Staff report presenting the updated Open Space Plan for 2120 Millstream Road including planning considerations and recommended actions.

Address: 2120 Millstream RoadDocument: Open Space Plan update (10.2)Pages: 287–295
2120 Millstream Rd Open Space Plan Updated

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Background

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Commentary

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Table 1: Greenspace calculations

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Submitted By

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Appendix A – Site Map

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Appendix B – Location Map

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Open SpaceMillstream Road

Summary

Report on a stadium services agreement with the CCGF was listed.

Documents (1)

Report regarding the proposed stadium services agreement between the City and the Cowichan/Capital/Government Fund (CCGF), including terms, financial considerations and lease details.

Item: Stadium Services Agreement (10.3)Includes proposed lease terms and monthly rental payments for temporary tenants (examples in adjacent notices)Pages: 296–351
Stadium Food, Beverage, and Promotion Services Agreement with CCGF Event Services Inc.

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STADIUM FOOD, BEVERAGE AND PROMOTION SERVICES AGREEMENT - Part 1 of 4

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STADIUM FOOD, BEVERAGE AND PROMOTION SERVICES AGREEMENT - Part 2 of 4

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STADIUM FOOD, BEVERAGE AND PROMOTION SERVICES AGREEMENT - Part 3 of 4

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STADIUM FOOD, BEVERAGE AND PROMOTION SERVICES AGREEMENT - Part 4 of 4

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SCHEDULE "A" - Part 1 of 4

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SCHEDULE "A" - Part 2 of 4

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SCHEDULE "A" - Part 3 of 4

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SCHEDULE "A" - Part 4 of 4

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SCHEDULE "B" — Equipment - Part 1 of 4

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SCHEDULE "B" — Equipment - Part 2 of 4

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SCHEDULE "B" — Equipment - Part 3 of 4

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SCHEDULE "B" — Equipment - Part 4 of 4

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SCHEDULE "C"

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SCHEDULE "D"

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Tetra Tech Canada Inc. - Lease Renewal

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Vancouver Island South Film and Media Commission Lease Renewal

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Change-Makers Gathering Festival — Final Report

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AgreementStadiumCCGF

Summary

Report recommending lease renewal with Tetra Tech Canada Inc.

LeaseTetra Tech

Summary

Report recommending lease renewal with the Vancouver Island South Film and Media Commission.

LeaseFilm Commission

Summary

Correspondence received from the Change-Makers Gathering Festival (final report).

CorrespondenceFestival

Summary

Final report from the Change-Makers Gathering Festival was provided to Council.

FestivalReport

Summary

Several bylaws were listed for readings or adoption (2135, 2137, 2138, 2139, 2141, 2142).

BylawReadingAdoption

Summary

Bylaw 2135 (parking requirement amendment) is listed for second and third readings on the agenda; public hearing held.

Documents (2)

Bylaw No. 2135 (Omnibus No. 63) proposes text amendments to the Langford Zoning Bylaw, including removal of the clause requiring a second parking stall for three-bedroom units.

Subject: Langford Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 701 (Omnibus No. 63 – text amendment)Key change: remove clause requiring second parking stall for three-bedroom unitsListed as Public Hearing item 5.3 on agenda
BYLAW NO. 2135

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CITY OF LANGFORD

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Staff Report to Sustainable Development Advisory Committee - Part 1 of 2

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Staff Report to Sustainable Development Advisory Committee - Part 2 of 2

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Minutes Excerpts

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Public Notices (Goldstream Gazette)

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News Article Excerpt (Goldstream Gazette)

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Contact & Miscellaneous

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Consideration of second and third readings for Bylaw No. 2135 (Omnibus No. 63) relating to Zoning Bylaw text amendments, including parking clause removal.

Bylaw No.: 2135Purpose: Langford Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 701 (Omnibus No. 63)Agenda placement: Bylaw readings (12.1), pages 352–354
BYLAW NO. 2135 (SECOND AND THIRD READINGS)

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Bylaw 2135ParkingReading

Summary

Bylaw 2137 is listed for second and third readings on the agenda; public hearing held.

Location

798 Gwendolynn Drive

Documents (1)

Consideration of second and third readings for Bylaw No. 2137 (798 Gwendolynn Drive rezoning) as noted in the bylaws for readings section.

Bylaw No.: 2137Subject: 798 Gwendolynn Drive rezoningAgenda item: 12.2 (pages 355–357)
BYLAW NO. 2137 (SECOND AND THIRD READINGS)

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Schedule A

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Bylaw 2137Rezoning

Summary

Bylaw 2138 (Council Procedure Bylaw amendment) is listed for adoption.

Documents (1)

Bylaw No. 2138 (Council Procedure Bylaw, Amendment No. 2) presented for adoption in the bylaws section.

Bylaw No.: 2138Purpose: Council Procedure Bylaw Amendment No. 2Agenda item: 12.3 (pages 358–360)
BYLAW NO. 2138 (ADOPTION)

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Bylaw 2138Procedure

Summary

Bylaw 2139 is listed for second and third readings on the agenda; public hearing held.

Location

2703 Claude Road

2707 Claude Road

2711 Claude Road

726 Percy Place

Documents (1)

Consideration of second and third readings for Bylaw No. 2139 (rezoning of Claude Road/Percy Place parcels to City Centre) in the bylaws section.

Bylaw No.: 2139Subject: 2703/2707/2711 Claude Rd and 726 Percy Place rezoningAgenda item: 12.4 (pages 361–363)
CITY OF LANGFORD

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BYLAW NO. 2139

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Schedule A

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Bylaw 2139RezoningClaude Road

Summary

Bylaw 2141 (Ticket Information Authorization amendment) is listed for adoption.

Documents (1)

Bylaw No. 2141 (City of Langford Ticket Information Authorization Bylaw, Amendment No. 21) presented for adoption.

Bylaw No.: 2141Purpose: Ticket Information Authorization Bylaw Amendment No. 21Agenda item: 12.5 (pages 364–365)
CITY OF LANGFORD

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BYLAW NO. 2141

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SCHEDULE 24

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Bylaw 2141Tickets

Summary

Bylaw 2142 (Hockley Avenue rezoning) is listed for first reading on the agenda.

Location

820 Hockley Ave

822 Hockley Ave

824 Hockley Ave

826 Hockley Ave

Documents (1)

Bylaw No. 2142 (Langford Zoning Bylaw, Amendment No. 704 - 820–826 Hockley Avenue rezoning) given first reading according to the agenda.

Bylaw No.: 2142Subject: Langford Zoning Bylaw Amendment No. 704 (820, 822, 824 and 826 Hockley Avenue)Agenda item: 12.6 (pages 366–368)
CITY OF LANGFORD

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BYLAW NO. 2142 (FIRST READING)

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Bylaw 2142Hockley AvenueRezoning

Summary

Adjournment of the meeting (motion item included on agenda).

Motions (1)

Outcome not recordedMover not recorded

That the meeting be adjourned.

Adjournment