Council Meeting News: Township of Langley (May 1, 2023)
Here is the latest council news from the Township of Langley! Below you will find a summary of the residential development projects covered at the May 1, 2023, Township of Langley Council Meeting.
Township of Langley – MAY 1 COUNCIL MEETING
26739 and 26771 – 24 Avenue
- Applicant: Qualico Developments
- Application : 100249
- Location/NCP: Aldergrove
- Associated Project Summary: 32 single family lots
- Application Summary: The applicant has applied to develop 1.78 ha (4.44 ac) of land located at 26739 and 26771 – 24 Avenue with 32 single family lots (Attachments B through E). To facilitate the development, the applicant proposes to amend the Aldergrove Community Plan to increase the maximum permitted net density from 9 units per acre (upa) (22 units per hectare (uph)) to 9.75 upa (24 uph) within the existing “Low Density Residential” land use designation. The application also proposes to rezone the site to Residential Zone R-1A and Residential Compact Lot Zone R-CL(A) to accommodate the proposal.
- Outcome: Third Reading
| Name | In Favour | Opposed | No Vote Indicated* |
| Mayor Eric Woodward | X | ||
| Councillor Barb Martens | X | ||
| Councillor Margaret Kunst | X | ||
| Councillor Steve Ferguson | X | ||
| Councillor Misty Van Popta | X | ||
| Councillor Tim Baillie | X | ||
| Councillor Kim Richter | X | ||
| Councillor Michael V Pratt | X | ||
| Councillor Rob Rindt | X |
*Column includes votes of those who did not actively participate when the vote was called. Learn more at the bottom of this post.
If you’d like to learn more about these items, agendas, meeting minutes, and videos can be found on the Township’s website HERE, or give us a shout to discuss.
Note: Each member present at a meeting must vote on the matter being decided. If a council or board member does not indicate how they vote, they are deemed to have voted in the affirmative. In other words, they cannot abstain from voting, unless they may not participate because of a conflict of interest and have followed the procedure for dealing with various types of prohibited conflicts of interest under the Community Charter. Source: Government of BC’s local government council and board procedures.
