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Langley council authorizes Coles Valley land-use agreement, citing need for affordable housing

City of Langley City Council · July 20, 2026
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Summary

The council authorized the Coles Valley land-use agreement after discussing prior meetings and emphasizing the need for affordable housing; public commenters included one opponent and one supporter. Vote was 4-0 (Erickson not voting).

After discussion and public comment, the Langley City Council authorized the Coles Valley land-use agreement. Mayor Kennedy Horstman noted the item had been discussed previously at meetings on May 18, June 1, June 15 and July 6, and councilmembers emphasized the need for affordable housing during deliberations. The motion to authorize the agreement passed 4 '''' 0 (Councilmember Savannah Erickson not voting).

Two members of the public spoke during the item: David Stenberg spoke against the agreement and Gary Wray spoke in favor. The council did not record amendments to the agreement at the meeting; the approval authorizes staff to proceed under the terms presented.