Special Council

Fire Rescue presents proposed Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw No. 1665, 2026, and companion Miscellaneous Amending Bylaw No. 2286, 2026, to update Langford’s fire regulations in response to the Fire Safety Act. The report recommends that Council consider giving both bylaws first, second, and third readings.

Proposed bylaw establishing fire protection, prevention, and suppression regulations and governing operation of the City of Langford Fire Department. It sets out inspection and investigation powers, fire-safety requirements, fees, enforcement provisions, and inspection schedules.

Amends Langford fire-related bylaws, including the Burning and Fire Permit Regulation Bylaw No. 1532, 2014, and enforcement schedules. Establishes permit conditions for open burns, campfires and special permits, and updates enforcement provisions for Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw No. 1665, 2026.

Sets municipal ticket information offences and fines for the Burning and Fire Permit Regulation Bylaw No. 1532, 2014.

Lists municipal ticket information offences under Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw No. 1665, 2026, with the applicable sections and fines.

Sets discounted, standard and late penalties, and indicates whether compliance agreements are available, for contraventions of the Burning and Fire Permit Regulation Bylaw.

Provides discounted, standard and late penalties and compliance-agreement availability for contraventions of Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw No. 1665, 2026.

Establishes regulations governing the organization, authority, and operation of the Langford Volunteer Fire Department, including incident response, fire prevention, and public conduct. The bylaw sets out the Fire Chief’s powers and provides a penalty for infractions.

District of Langford bylaw requiring smoke alarms in dwelling units and specified sleeping rooms, and setting installation, testing, maintenance, enforcement, and offence provisions.

Consolidated City of Langford bylaw regulating burning, fire prevention and suppression, and conduct at fires. Includes permit and fire-safety requirements, penalties, and appendices listing designated offences and fines.

Planning staff report on Honeycomb Cannabis Inc’s application for a new Temporary Use Permit to continue operating a non-medical cannabis retail store at Unit 107-2317 Millstream Road. The report reviews the site, prior permits, regulatory context, and options for the committee to recommend to Council.

Site map accompanying the TUP26-0004 staff report.

Location map accompanying the TUP26-0004 staff report.

Temporary use permit issued by the City of Langford to Honeycomb Cannabis Inc. to operate a non-medical cannabis retail store at 107-2317 Millstream Road, subject to listed conditions.

Temporary Use Permit for Mark Jones of Galaxy Motors (0698721 BC Ltd.) to store recreational vehicles at 4373 West Shore Parkway for sale at the adjacent dealership. The permit allows the use without meeting the 10% minimum lot coverage requirement, subject to fire-safety and site conditions.

Public notice of Council’s intention to consider issuing Temporary Use Permit TUP26-0005 for outdoor recreational vehicle inventory storage at 4373 Westshore Parkway. It provides meeting and participation details for owners and occupants.

Newspaper page containing publication of the notice for the proposed temporary use permit, alongside Goldstream Gazette news content. The notice directs the public to the City’s agenda and provides ways to submit correspondence or participate.

Newspaper page containing a further publication of the notice for the proposed temporary use permit, alongside Goldstream Gazette news content. The notice provides public participation and correspondence information.

Temporary Use Permit for Jesse Bowness, doing business as Code Ninjas Westshore, to continue operating an after-school computer coding program for children at 890 Goldstream Ave.

Public meeting notice for Council’s consideration of a temporary use permit to continue using 890 Goldstream Avenue as a training and educational facility offering computer coding and programming instruction for children.

Newspaper publication of the notice concerning the proposed temporary use permit for 890 Goldstream Avenue.

Newspaper publication of the notice concerning Council’s consideration of the temporary use permit for 890 Goldstream Avenue.

Councillor Guiry’s notice of motion asks for advocacy to reinstate provincial funding to the ARC Foundation, which supports SOGI 123 resources in schools. The document provides background on the resources and their role in supporting safe and inclusive learning environments.

Establishes fire protection, prevention, and suppression regulations and rules for the operation of the City of Langford Fire Department. Includes inspection and service fee schedules and a regular fire inspection schedule.

Amends Langford’s burning and fire regulation, ticket information, and bylaw notice enforcement bylaws. It establishes related permit provisions and updates enforcement schedules for the Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw No. 1665, 2026.

Municipal ticket information schedule listing offences, bylaw sections, and fines under the Burning and Fire Permit Regulation Bylaw.

Municipal ticket information schedule listing 44 offences under the Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw, with the relevant sections and fines.

Bylaw notice penalty schedule for offences under the Burning and Fire Permit Regulation Bylaw, including discounted, standard, and late penalties and compliance agreement availability.

Bylaw notice penalty schedule for 44 offences under the Fire Prevention and Regulation Bylaw, including discounted, standard, and late penalties and compliance agreement availability.

Planning staff recommend that Council adopt Bylaw No. 2110, amending the Rural Residential 2 Zone text to allow a bulk lot subdivision at 854 Latoria Road. Previously approved contributions and subdivision requirements will be addressed through the subdivision process.

Amends Langford Zoning Bylaw No. 300 to permit subdivision of the specified property at 854 Latoria Road into lots of at least 0.6 hectares. Sets amenity contributions for each new lot created.

Amends Langford Zoning Bylaw No. 300 by rezoning specified Massie Drive properties from R2 (One- and Two-Family Residential) to RM6 (Six-Storey Residential), as shown on Schedule A. The bylaw includes provisions for readings, ministry approval, and adoption.

Planning staff report recommending that Council adopt Bylaw No. 2278 to rezone the Jacklin Road properties for a six-storey residential building. It summarizes prior Council conditions, covenant and road-dedication status, and presents adoption or non-adoption as the options.

Bylaw No. 2278 amends Langford Zoning Bylaw No. 300 for properties at 3084, 3088, 3094 and 3096 Jacklin Road. It permits a floor area ratio of up to 2.5 subject to amenity contributions and adds the properties and contribution rates to Schedule AD.

The bylaw dedicates the parcels listed in Schedule A and shown in Schedule B as park for the preservation, enhancement, and management of natural areas and features. It takes effect upon adoption.

Staff recommend rescinding the previous third reading and giving third reading to the revised Parks Development Cost Charge Bylaw No. 2291, 2026. The revisions clarify definitions in the bylaw, which updates rates, land-use categories, and project costs for growth-related parkland acquisition and improvements.

Establishes development cost charges to help fund parkland acquisition and improvements in Langford, including calculation rules, exemptions, and an effective-date provision. Schedule A sets rates by land use.

Staff recommend updating Langford’s Official Community Plan to align its policies and mapping with recently approved master plans and strategies. The proposed amendments are described as housekeeping updates and refinements that do not change the OCP’s overall vision, goals, or guiding principles.

Amends the Langford Official Community Plan with changes to transportation, land use, economic development, arts and culture, agriculture, parks, and related policies and maps. The bylaw is cited as the Langford Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 2200, Amendment No. 2 (Omnibus No. 1), Bylaw No. 2292, 2026.

Map showing the future street network in the City of Langford and surrounding areas. Its legend distinguishes proposed roads, proposed road/lane closures, and existing roads.

A City of Langford map showing growth management and land use designations, transportation features, parks, and nearby municipalities and regional areas.

Map showing the City of Langford boundary, parks and open spaces, nearby jurisdictions, and selected roads and geographic features.

Amends the City of Langford Reserve Funds Establishment Bylaw No. 857 to add an Aquatic Centre Management Reserve Fund. The fund may cover costs for the Aquatic Centre and its related equipment, fixtures, systems, and infrastructure.

Staff report on a proposed housing agreement for the 2615 Sooke Road development, replacing the prior requirement to strata-title the building. Staff present options for Council, including giving the bylaw three readings or taking no action.

Authorizes the City to enter into and register a housing agreement for the property at 2615 Sooke Road.

The agreement between 1349424 BC Ltd. and the City of Langford sets conditions for long-term below-market rental housing on the property. It includes a site plan and registration-related material.

The chargeholders grant the City priority for its covenant over specified financial charges registered against the lands.