The regularly-scheduled meeting of the Langley City Council for the third Monday of May 2022.
Thomas Gill
During a meeting Monday night, the city council discussed the importance of Langley recognizing Juneteenth as an official holiday.
A proclamation concerning outdoor dining and retail sales that originated during the COVID-19 pandemic in Langley has been extended at least another six months.
Members of the Langley City Council were hesitant to grant an access-related request for the owners of a building under renovation on First Street.
A special workshop meeting of the Langley City Council
Langley City Council members discussed setting a $20/hour minimum wage for city employees, but deferred the issue to the city’s Finance and Personnel Commission.
A proposed moratorium on certain types of building within the city of Langley elicited strong feelings from city council members and citizens alike during a meeting Monday night.
After making the decision last month to roll back the meeting start time a half hour earlier to 5 p.m., the Langley City Council decided Monday night to revert back to meeting at 5:30 p.m., following outcry from some members of the public opposing the change.