The city of Langley could be one of the first municipalities in the state to have a comprehensive ordinance capable of limiting wireless facilities. A first reading of the ordinance passed during this week’s city council meeting.
Kira Erickson
At a city council meeting Monday night, Councilmember Gail Fleming made the decision to rescind her proclamation, calling for a decrease in units for the housing development from 131 to 67 in the Coles Valley development.
The discussion on the possibility of limiting the density of a proposed housing development in Langley resumes next week. Earlier this month, Councilmember Gail Fleming presented a proclamation that would decrease the development’s size from 131 units to 67.
A proclamation limiting the number of units for a proposed housing development in Langley was met with varied reactions during Monday night’s city council meeting.
A proclamation limiting the number of units for a proposed housing development in Langley was met with varied reactions during Monday night’s city council meeting.
Commissioner Melanie Bacon proposed enacting a moratorium on the county’s current restrictions on using RVs as a place to live.
During Wednesday’s work session for the Island County commissioners, officials from the Port of South Whidbey led a presentation about a project that would involve the building of new concession stands on the port-owned Whidbey Island Fairgrounds to include affordable housing units on the upper levels.
A proposed transitional housing project in Freeland that comes at the expense of the area’s only motel has been causing quite the buzz lately.