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Langley council sets course for a formal work plan and ties commission reauthorization to priorities
Summary
Council reviewed a consolidated staff work plan, agreed to prioritize a council work‑plan discussion and to link commission reauthorizations to council priorities; members suggested adding vacant commercial building registration and scheduling workshop timing for 2026 planning.
Council members reviewed a consolidated staff work plan and discussed how to convert it into a prioritized council work plan that will guide agendas and commissions. Members emphasized the value of mapping which items require commission support, suggested adding a vacant commercial building registration item to the work plan, and discussed timing for workshops or placing the item on an upcoming regular meeting agenda.
The mayor said staff are building an agenda look‑ahead and recommended a quarterly view to coordinate commission support; council members agreed that clearer priorities would reduce last‑minute agenda changes. The council asked staff to circulate a filterable Excel version of the work plan and to put council work‑plan discussion and related commission reauthorizations on a near‑term agenda or workshop schedule.
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