Langley (Township) By-law 4758, s. 506(5) — 506 the owner or occupier of property abutting on a highway, shall
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506 the owner or occupier of property abutting on a highway, shall:
- construct or maintain or use more than one boulevard crossing or a boulevard crossing that is in excess of 7.5 meters wide that is single family residential zoned. Upon demonstrated need and approval from the Engineer, a second driveway may be granted for the following land uses and with the following restrictions:
- (a) Urban Residential Zones: • One driveway per road frontage. • A second crossing may be permitted on a corner lot if the driveway is not on an arterial road.
Where the lot abuts roads of different classifications, the principal driveway shall be located to access the road of the lower classification. • Under no circumstances will more than 2 driveways be permitted.
- (b) Suburban Residential and Rural Zones: • Driveways in urban areas with barrier curbs will require letdowns to Municipal standards. • Driveways located on corner lots shall be no closer than 7 metres from the lot corner nearest the intersection. • Residential access to an arterial road is not permitted unless alternate access is not available. •
Where a corner lot abuts roads of different classifications, the principal driveway shall be located to access the road of the lower classification. • All residential driveways shall have a minimum width of 4 metres and a maximum width of 7.5 metres. • The total width of all driveways on a property shall not exceed 25% of the road frontage. • Under no circumstances will more than 2 driveways be permitted.
- (c) Commercial, Industrial, Institutional, Comprehensive and Multifamily land uses: • Driveways located on corner lots shall be no closer than 15 metres from the lot corner nearest the intersection. •
Where a corner lot abuts roads of different classifications, the principal driveway shall be located to access the road of the lower classification except for service stations, where access may be provided from both adjoining roads. • Driveways shall have a minimum width of 4.5 metres for one way access, 6.5 metres for two way access and have a maximum width of 11 metres. Bylaw No. 4758 Page 29
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