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SP Min 1 03 23 Special Draft Minutes
SP Min 1 03 23 Special Draft Minutes
SPECIAL MEETING OF
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
Monday, March 23, 2009 at 3:00 p.m.
Fraser River Presentation Theatre
th
4 Floor, 20338 – 65 Avenue, Langley, BC
MINUTES
A. ADOPTION OF MINUTES
4:00 p.m.
1. Patrick Matiowski
Langley Lodge
File 0550-07
7:00 p.m.
2. Richard Bennett
File 0550-07
3. Dan Sheel
File 0550-07
4. Kathleen Stephany
File 0550-07
5. Russ Shiels
File 0550-07
Request by Russ Shiels, to appear before Council to discuss the Mufford Overpass.
6. Fred McNeill
File 0550-07
Request by Fred McNeill, to appear before Council to discuss the Synovate Poll as it
pertains to the Mufford Overpass.
7. Sonya Paterson
File 0550-07
8. Eric Bysouth
File 0550-07
9. Wally Martin
File 0550-07
Request by Wally Martin, to appear before Council to discuss the Mufford/64 Avenue
Overpass.
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10 Wesley Mufford
File 0550-07
11 Glen Tomblin
File 0550-07
Request by Glen Tomblin to appear before Council to discuss the Milner Farmland
and overpass.
AMENDMENT
The question was called on the Main Motion, as Amended and it was
CARRIED
MEETING RECESSED
MEETING RECONVENED
B. DELEGATION
1. Terry Metcalfe
Langley Lodge
File 0550-07
Terry Metcalfe, Langley Lodge, appeared before Council to discuss a financial grant
for a not-for-profit complex care facility serving Langley residents. He commented
that the current residential facility was built for 50 residents, and that they will be
moving from providing residential care to complex care as required by the Fraser
Health Authority. He stated that the upgrades and new development will be finished
by the end of 2009, with renovations on the first tower to conclude by early 2011.
He spoke to funding concerns, noting that government capital funding is not
available, that BC Housing Corporation is providing interim financing, and added that
the Langley Care Society will be facing a $28 Million mortgage. He described the
many services and extras that will be provided by the facility, as well as the
maintenance of a Campus of Care to meet the changing needs of its residents.
Councillor Bateman left the meeting at 4:26 p.m. and rejoined the meeting at
4:29 p.m.
C. PRESENTATIONS
D. REPORTS TO COUNCIL
That Council authorize staff to execute, effective January 1, 2009, the 2009 Fee-for-
Service agreement with Tourism Langley for the provision of tourism services in the
Township of Langley for $51,000, as contained in the draft 2009 budget.
DEFERRAL
AMENDMENT
Councillors Bateman, Dornan, Ferguson, Fox, Long, Kositsky and Ward opposed
AMENDMENT
The question was called on the Main Motion, as Amended, and it was
CARRIED
D. REPORTS TO COUNCIL
DEFERRAL
D. REPORTS TO COUNCIL
That Council receive the “Snow and Ice Control Policy – 2009 Revisions” report; and
That Council authorize the changes to first and second priorities as outlined in the
report, including the associated capital and operating budget implications; and
further
That Council authorize a “condition based” response for third priority roads as
outlined in the report including the associated capital and operating budget
implications.
REFERRAL
E. CORRESPONDENCE
E. CORRESPONDENCE
1. 25% Development Cost Charge (DCC) Increase
File 6410-01
Letter received from Peter Simpson, Chief Executive Officer, Greater Vancouver
Home Builders’ Association regarding DCC increases and a new neighbourhood
parkland dedication policy.
Letter received from Shirley Gust, Chair, South Fraser Family Court and Youth
Justice Committee requesting a presentation to Council to discuss the 2009 Work
Plan.
Letter received from Gail Aitken regarding the Aldergrove indoor pool.
Letter received from Karl Dreise, President, Willoughby Community Hall Society
regarding the proposed Athenry Development.
Letter received from Melanie Shim, Oral Health Month Coordinator, British Columbia
Dental Association requesting April be proclaimed as Oral Health Month.
Letter received from Carolyn Rice, Secretary-Treasurer, New Westminster & District
Labour Council requesting April 28, 2009 be proclaimed as Day of Mourning for
workers killed and injured on the job.
March 23, 2009
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1. South Fraser Family Court and Youth Justice Committee – February 5, 2009
M. OTHER BUSINESS
March 23, 2009
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N. TERMINATE
CERTIFIED CORRECT:
Mayor