The City of Langford is asking for your input
The City of Langford is conducting a public survey to inform their plan for parks and recreation over the next ten years.
It’s critical that all Langford residents take a few minutes to fill out this survey: this will help determine the future of our neighbourhoods as surrounding land is rapidly developed.
You can find the survey here.
Goldstream Gazette: Final public hearing for controversial Langford land parcel ends without promises made
Approximately 100 residents packed Langford council chambers for the final public hearing on a controversial land rezoning proposal Monday evening.
The majority of attendees echoed praise to the developers, Langdon Weir Construction Ltd., for their ability to accommodate 40 per cent green space, around 26 acres. This is a notable change from 25 per cent at their first proposal to the community earlier this year.
Nonetheless, the meeting ended without any promises being made…
Goldstream Gazette: Langford residents ask city to invest in park on controversial development parcel
Langford residents have one final chance to have their voices heard at the final public hearing of a controversial rezoning application of south Langford land on Monday, Nov. 25.
The Citizens of South Langford for Sustainable Development (CSLSD) are turning to the city to explore the idea of investing in the protection and creation of a community park within the rezoned area.
“It’s absolutely crucial that people show up,” Nicole Polet, member of CSLSD said. “It’s sort of our last chance to show the city how invested its citizens are.”…
Support from MP Alistair MacGregor
CSLSD would like to extend a big thank you to NDP MP Alistair MacGregor for helping to connect us with federal officials from Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) and Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO).
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Victoria News: Public consultation over controversial Langford land parcel to be held Monday
A Langford developer is holding a public consultation on Monday about a parcel of land that has sparked controversy amongst South Langford residents.
In July, Ridley Bros. Development Ltd. applied to rezone forested lands bordering 804 Latoria Rd. and 950 Worrall Dr. to allow for a 450-home development. It would be a mix of single-family homes on small lots, townhouses, recreational amenities, a community facility and a potential school site…