March 23, 2026

Revisions

1. First published Substantive fetched Jun 22, 2026
   • · Motion 1 added: That Council adopt the agenda and receive all agenda items of the Regular Council meeting held March 23, 2026.
   • · Motion 2 added: That Council adopt the minutes of the Regular Council meeting held March 9, 2026.
   • · Motion 3 added: That the delegation from the Langley Community Action Team be referred to staff to report back on potential locations, designs, associated costs, and potential funding sources for a memorial for victims of the toxic drug crisis.
   • · Motion 4 added: That delegation from J. Dickson and D. Kask be referred to staff to report back to Council no later than the end of Q2, 2026 and that the Mayor forwards correspondence to the Ministry of Transportation in advance of the report.
   • · Motion 5 added: That the delegation from J. Sohi be referred to staff to provide Council further information.
   • · Motion 6 added: That the draft Tenant Relocation Council Policy be referred back to staff for tenant protection to instead be considered with a new Tenant Protection Bylaw, with additional provisions as outlined within Provincial Policy Manual: Tenant Pro…
   • · Motion 7 added: That Council authorize an application to the Transit Minor Betterments Program for $100,000 of funding towards the Road Widening: 86 Avenue 200 Street to 202 Street project. That Council authorize an application to the Transit Minor Better…
   • · Motion 8 added: That Council give first and second reading to Langley Official Community Plan Bylaw 1979 No. 1842 Amendment (Willoughby Community Plan) Bylaw No. 1998 No. 3800 Amendment (Smith Neighbourhood Plan) Bylaw No. 5973 Amendment (1349557 BC Ltd.)…
   • · Motion 9 added: That Council direct staff to undertake public engagement on the draft Willoughby Community Plan, draft Willoughby Transit Corridor Plan, as amended, proposed policy and land use changes for a consolidated Gordon Neighbourhood Plan and draf…
   • · Motion 10 added: That development prerequisite #1 be removed, with all subsequent conditions renumbered. That Bylaw No. 6198 be amended to add under 2(d) the following: “e) Amending Section 11.2.1 to add the sentence “This prerequisite does not apply for l…
   • · Motion 11 added: That Council refer H.1 back to staff to work with the proponent on a potential land use proposal more consistent with low impact principles outlined within the Fraser Highway Employment Lands Reference Plan, improved sensitivity to adjacen…
   • · Motion 12 added: That item I.1 be deferred to April 13, 2026 Regular Council Meeting.
   • · Motion 13 added: That locations i) and ii), 96 Avenue and 199A Street and 96 Avenue and 201 Street, respectively, indicated on Map Attachment A and listed under 2(4)(a), be removed, with all subsequent locations renumbered. That the distance of 200 metres …
   • · Motion 14 added: That Council give final adoption to Township of Langley Zoning Bylaw 1987 No. 2500, Amendment Bylaw No. 6209, as amended.
   • · Motion 15 added: That Council give final reading to the Langley 2026 – 2030 Five-Year Financial Plan Bylaw No. 6207. That Council give final reading to the Development Cost Charge Reserve Fund Expenditure Bylaw No. 6206.
   • · Motion 16 added: That Council give final reading to the revised Amenity Cost Charges Bylaw No. 6115.
   • · Motion 17 added: That the delegation of Susan Gorris be referred to staff for review and a report back to Council, which should include possible venues where her mural could be displayed.
   • · Motion 18 added: That the delegation of Susan Gorris be referred to staff for review and a report back to Council, which should include possible venues where her mural could be displayed.
   • · Motion 19 added: That Council direct staff to incorporate a Society, under the laws of British Columbia, for the purpose of establishing a Township of Langley Housing Authority.
   • · Motion 20 added: That Council approve a Heritage Building Incentive Program grant of $4,750, as per Community Charter requirements for commercial properties, for the exterior painting of the Mathews Cash Grocery.
   • · Motion 21 added: That Council does not acquire the artwork from S. Gorris based on the current Council Policy 060-24 “Public Art”.
   • · Motion 22 added: That Council direct staff to update the Council Policy 06-24, Public Art and that staff invite S. Gorris to resubmit her art under the revised policy once it is completed.
   • · Motion 23 added: That Council directs staff to Report to Council on potential upgrades and improvements for 268 Street and Fraser Highway, including, but not necessarily limited to, full signalization.
   • · Motion 24 added: That Council now resolve into a Closed Meeting for discussion of the following items, in accordance with and as identified under Section 90 of the Community Charter: Item A.1 - Section 90(1) (n) Consideration Item C.1 - Section 90(1) (g) L…
   • · Motion 25 added: That the meeting terminate at 4:44pm.
   • · Attendance added: T. Baillie (present)
   • · Attendance added: S. Ferguson (present)
   • · Attendance added: M. Kunst (present)
   • · Attendance added: B. Martens (present)
   • · Attendance added: M. Pratt (present)
   • · Attendance added: K. Richter (present)
   • · Attendance added: R. Rindt (present)
   • · Attendance added: B. Whitmarsh (present)
   • · Attendance added: E. Woodward (present)