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Public comment: cemetery funding, utilities fees, water billing, tribal liaison, and attorney fees raised to Langley council
Summary
Five public commenters addressed council Nov. 4 on varied issues: cemetery budget, proposed utility fees, water billing, tribal liaison attendance, and city attorney fees; the minutes list names and topics but provide no quotes or detailed requests.
During the public comment period, five speakers raised distinct issues. Heather Ogilvy inquired about last year’s cemetery budget; Max Hepp-Buchanan spoke about the cost of utilities and the proposed fee schedule; members of the Attebery Family addressed concerns about water billing; Becky Porter, identified as liaison to the Snohomish Tribe of Indians, requested regular attendance at council meetings; and John Norby raised questions regarding City Attorney fees.
The minutes list the speakers and topics but do not record extended remarks or council responses during the public comment portion. Council members did not take formal action on any of the items during this meeting; follow-up may occur through staff or placement on future agendas if requested by council.
These comments were recorded during the public comment period; individuals are identified in the minutes by name or family designation but the transcript does not include direct quotes or detailed numeric claims from the speakers.
