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Council discusses Coles Valley land-use agreement; corrects misconception about wastewater plant capacity
Summary
During unfinished business on June 15, Langley councilmembers discussed the Coles Valley Land Use Agreement, noting the wastewater treatment plant is not at capacity and clarifying that the council controls contracts while permitting is handled by regulatory processes.
During unfinished business, the council reviewed the Coles Valley Land Use Agreement. Councilmembers said there is a misconception among some community members that the city's wastewater treatment plant is at capacity; council members clarified that it is not and that staffing and technical reviews will continue as part of the land-use discussion.
Members also emphasized a distinction between the council's authority over contract terms and the regulatory permitting process, which follows state and county rules. The council accepted public comment on the matter; the minutes do not record a final decision that evening.
