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Langley council advances draft ethics ordinance, approves proposed changes
Summary
Council approved proposed changes to the city's ethics code on Nov. 25; the code will be codified at a later, to-be-determined date. Motion passed 4–0.
Councilmember Rhonda Salerno moved to approve proposed changes to Langley’s ethics code, with codification to occur at a later date to be determined. Councilmember Chris Carlson seconded the motion.
The council voted as recorded in the minutes; the motion as amended passed 4–0 (Councilmember Harolyn Bobis absent). The minutes do not specify the exact codified ordinance language or effective date; staff will return with codification details at a later time.
The item was recorded as "Draft Ethics Ordinance" on the agenda; the council approved the proposed changes and left the formal codification steps to be scheduled and drafted by staff.
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