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Council authorizes deviation for low-impact development on Decker
Summary
After a presentation by Director of Community Planning Meredith Penny, the council unanimously authorized a deviation to allow low-impact development on Decker, with council discussion focused on roadway requirements in Langley.
The Langley City Council authorized a deviation allowing low-impact development (LID) on Decker following a presentation by Meredith Penny, Director of Community Planning. Councilmember Gail Fleming moved the authorization, seconded by Councilmember Harolyn Bobis; the council discussed roadway requirements in Langley and approved the motion unanimously.
The authorization permits a deviation from standard roadway requirements in support of a low-impact development approach for Decker. Director Penny presented for approximately 10 minutes per the agenda; implementation and permitting steps will follow in staff reports and future hearings as required.
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