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Council to honor longtime Historic Preservation Commission chair Bob Waterman at Jan. 21 meeting

City of Langley City Council · January 13, 2025
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Summary

Councilmember Gail Fleming announced that Bob Waterman, founder and longtime chair of the Historic Preservation Commission, will be honored at the Jan. 21 council meeting; Parks and Open Space Commission is finalizing a 2025 work plan for the Comp Plan parks element.

Councilmember Gail Fleming told the Jan. 13 special meeting that Bob Waterman, founder and longtime chair of the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC), will be honored at the council's Jan. 21 meeting. Fleming said the Parks and Open Space Commission is finalizing its 2025 work plan tied to the comprehensive plan's parks and open space element and expects to present that work plan to council soon.

The minutes identify the planned recognition for Waterman and indicate ongoing work by the Parks and Open Space Commission but do not include the text of any proclamation or the work-plan details. The announcement places the honor on the Jan. 21 agenda for formal recognition and signals forthcoming presentation of the parks element work plan.