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Langley council dissolves Lodging Tax Advisory Commission, pledges continued engagement
Summary
On Jan. 6 the council approved an ordinance dissolving the Lodging Tax Advisory Commission (LTAC). Councilmember Rhonda Salerno moved the ordinance; the council discussed communicating the change to existing LTAC members and the mayor said she intends to continue engaging them.
The Langley City Council approved a second-reading ordinance to dissolve the Lodging Tax Advisory Commission (LTAC) on Jan. 6. Councilmember Rhonda Salerno moved the ordinance and Councilmember Chris Carlson seconded; the motion passed unanimously among voting members with Councilmember Harolyn Bobis not voting due to technical issues.
Council discussion focused on outreach and next steps for affected commission members. The minutes state that the dissolution "will be communicated to the existing LTAC members" and that the mayor intends to keep engaging those members in future discussions about lodging-tax-related activities or tourism promotion.
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