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Langley council, planning advisors review inclusionary zoning language for Comprehensive Plan
Summary
City staff and the Planning Advisory Board reviewed proposed inclusionary zoning language for Langley’s Comprehensive Plan; councilmembers provided feedback and one public commenter addressed the proposal.
Langley’s City Council and Planning Advisory Board met May 27 to review proposed inclusionary zoning language for the city’s Comprehensive Plan. Meredith Penny, the city’s Director of Community Planning, presented the proposal and councilmembers and advisory board members provided feedback during the discussion.
Penny introduced the agenda item as "Review and discuss Inclusionary Zoning in the Comprehensive Plan," and the board and council then discussed possible directions and wording changes for the draft. Public comment on the topic was recorded from Rose Hughes, who registered in the meeting record as addressing the inclusionary zoning discussion. The meeting record does not include verbatim remarks from Hughes in the transcript segments provided.
Councilmembers did not take a formal vote on inclusionary zoning at the special meeting; instead, the council provided feedback to staff and the Planning Advisory Board to refine the draft language. The presence of both the advisory board and planning staff indicates the city will continue refining the Comprehensive Plan language before returning it for any formal action.
