CD-130: Comprehensive Development CD-130

What the zone allows

Homes allowed

Rowhouses, each home on its own titled lot in a row of 3 to 6, at most 52 in the zone, density by the Latimer Neighbourhood Plan; each home may hold one secondary suite (ss. 1030.2, 102). The zone doesn't list small-scale multi-unit housing

Main uses

Rowhouse homes, home occupations (s. 104.3), accessory buildings and uses (s. 1030.1)

Smallest lot for a subdivision

Inside the row 147 m², 6.0 m wide; at its end 187 m², 7.6 m wide; on a corner 216 m², 9.5 m wide; all 24 m deep (s. 1030.7)

Lot coverage

67% (s. 1030.3)

Height limit

Main buildings 3 storeys, within the development permit (the zone sets no height in metres); accessory buildings 3.75 m or one storey, whichever is less (s. 1030.5)

Setbacks

Sited as the development permit sets (s. 1030.4); the zone sets no distances of its own

The zone is one rowhouse development of at most 52 homes (s. 1030.2). A development permit from Council comes before any building permit and also sets landscaping (ss. 1030.8, 1030.9): ask the Township for the one that covers the lot.

Parking: at least 4 spaces on each lot reached from the lane, 2 of them in an enclosed garage (6.1 m deep, 5.8 m wide inside), outdoor spaces 5.8 by 2.9 m, plus a visitor space for every 5 lots; none within 2.5 m of a corner of the lot where it meets a street or lane (s. 1030.6).

A secondary suite is a home inside a house (or a duplex or small-scale multi-unit building), at most 120 m², built to the BC Building Code; in the ALR it must also meet the Agricultural Land Commission's rules (s. 102).

Home occupations (s. 104.3): the owner lives in the home; not in a secondary suite; an office only, at most 25 m², run by people who live in the home.

Short-term rental isn't a listed use in this zone, and neither is a bed and breakfast (the bylaw allows one only as part of a farm use, which this zone doesn't list). Ask the Township before renting a home by the night.

Uses the zone doesn't list aren't allowed, even where a general clause might seem to cover them (s. 101.4).

Site-specific exceptions listed in the bylaw by legal description can add or change uses for one property, and development permit areas, the ALR and building rules apply on top. Confirm with the Township of Langley's community development division before you buy or build.

Source: Section 1030 of Township of Langley Zoning Bylaw 1987 No. 2500 (summarised in our words, checked 2026-10-06); Section 100 (definitions and general rules), Township of Langley Zoning Bylaw No. 2500; zone map: Open Government Licence – Township of Langley.