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Council repeals and then re-establishes commissions, amends handbook for mayor pro tempore selection

City of Langley City Council · April 7, 2025
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Summary

Council repealed current commissions by ordinance, adopted a resolution to re-establish commissions with reconciled policies, and amended the Council Handbook to elect a mayor pro tempore every six months as required by state law.

The council moved to repeal existing commissions by ordinance and then adopted a resolution to reconcile and re-establish commissions under updated policies. Councilmember Chris Carlson moved the repeal ordinance, seconded by Councilmember Gail Fleming; the ordinance passed unanimously with no recorded discussion.

Immediately thereafter, Councilmember Rhonda Salerno moved adoption of a resolution reconciling commissions; Councilmember Gail Fleming seconded. Councilmembers discussed edits to the Council Handbook and approved an amendment to elect a mayor pro tempore every six months in alignment with state requirements. Both the resolution and handbook amendment were adopted unanimously.