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Farm vote angers advisor
A prominent Langley resident has resigned from the Township's Agricultural Advisory Committee after a vote to build housing in a rural area.
Fort continues to expand
A pair of new development projects by the Township council will likely change the face of downtown Fort Langley.
Pot bylaws to be considered
A week after Langley City council voted to ban medical marijuana within its boundaries, Township council began looking at the issue.
Plans in works for Burger King site
A long-vacant corner lot in Aldergrove is being redeveloped after years of neglect.
Design plans objectionable
I had to laugh when I heard that councillors noted that there had been no objection from the committees that look over heritage design standards for Fort Langley [Project gets thumbs up, March 12, Langley Advance].
Advocates seek child care help
Advocates of publicly subsidized childcare called on Langley Township council to support a revamp of the province's daycare polices.
Project gets thumbs up
A building project in Fort Langley that was criticized by the Township council last month has been approved with a new design.
Township gives itself more say on fill dumping
Langley Township approved new rules for dumping soil on local farmland, but some council members worried they still aren't tough enough.
Cultural contributors awarded
Individuals, community groups, and businesses were honoured at the third annual Langley International Festival Multicultural Gala Dinner and Awards Feb. 2.
16th Ave. safety scrutinized
Langley Township may put aside up to $250,000 in this year's budget to study solutions for the traffic problems on 16th Avenue.
Council nixes composting operation proposal
Langley Township councillors gave the thumbs down to a com-posting operation in Glen Valley Monday night.
Heritage advisors ignored
In my understanding when the Township appointed Heritage Commission inspected the plans for the new medical building on 96th Avenue in Fort Langley, it was found to comply with the Official Community Plan and conform to the heritage guidelines.
Debate heated over design
"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" was a phrase on the lips of almost every Langley Township councillor Monday night.
Council battles over motions
Issues of free speech, the law, and costs to taxpayers were thrown about as Langley Township councillors debated limits to motions at Monday night's meeting.
No rules on bans from civic hall
When and how can members of the public be banned from contacting Langley Township council?
Pay sparks more argument
A motion to scrap the new car allowance for Langley Township councillors couldn't get into gear at Monday night's meeting.
Council laying guilt on residents
Over the past few months, Langley Township's mayor and council have been attempting to ransom Mclellan Park East to raise funds to build a new leisure centre in Aldergrove.
Compost draws council ire
A plan for a composting facility in north Langley is sparking a lot of political attention.
Fill request to remedy gravel grab
A giant hole in the ground forced Langley Township councillors to reconsider their stance on a soil deposit permit for a north Langley property.
