Zoning Bylaw, 1996, No. 2100

The City of Langley adopted "Zoning Bylaw, 1996, No. 2100" on June 10, 1996. The Zoning Bylaw is intended to help implement the goals, objectives and policies of the Official Community Plan through the regulation of land use, development and parking in the City.

The following electronic version is provided for convenience only and is not an official copy of the bylaw. For detailed information on the Zoning Bylaw, please contact the Development Services Department.

Zoning Bylaw, 1996, No. 2100 (September 2009 Consolidation)

Schedule "A" - Zoning Map (June 23, 2010)

Amendment Bylaws

Bylaw No. 2644 - Secondary Suites (Adopted December 4, 2006)

Updated Zoning Bylaw to Promote Densification

The City of Langley is pleased to introduce revised zoning regulations to Bylaw No. 2730, effective June 24th, 2008, which will effectively lessen restrictions on developers and create more opportunities for increased density in new multi-family residential developments.

The Zoning Bylaw change further supports the City's vision for the future as identified in its Downtown Master Plan as well as in the Colliers International Multi Family Zoning Review Study prepared on behalf of the City of Langley. The vision entails greater mixed-use, residential/commercial density and an enhanced downtown area. This type of development will bring more people into the area throughout the day and nighttime hours, thus creating a safer and more vibrant city centre. Ultimately, the increased density will strengthen the economic success of local businesses, lead to enhanced public transit and improve the overall attractiveness of the community for residents, businesses and visitors alike. 

The City of Langley is dedicated to supporting the development industry in making its new vision of the future come true. Mayor Peter Fassbender states that “the City of Langley Council and staff are committed to supporting developers and to helping property owners to see our community move forward. With an exciting vision for the future, a progressive attitude and a commitment to timely approvals, the City of Langley will continue its reputation as ... ‘The Place to Be!’”

Download Brochure: Bylaw Changes Promote Densification (2MB PDF)