Hello Strong Towns Langley members! Here's a quick peek at the City of Langley Council agenda for **Monday, April 13, 2026**, highlighting items relevant to building a stronger, more resilient community. The agenda includes significant updates to *Zoning bylaws* and *Municipal budgets and fiscal issues*. Council will consider the final reading of **Bylaw 3337 - Fees & Charges Bylaw Amendment No. 40**, which updates fees related to development permits and variance applications. Additionally, **Bylaw 3335 - Development Application Procedures Bylaw** is up for final reading, establishing the framework for amending the Official Community Plan or Zoning Bylaw and issuing permits, directly impacting *Community / neighbourhood plan changes*. Regarding *Municipal budgets and fiscal issues*, Council will also be considering the first, second, and third readings of **Bylaw 3320 - Affordable Housing Reserve Fund Bylaw**. This bylaw is crucial for managing funds dedicated to enhancing affordable housing options within the City, contributing to financial resilience and community well-being. A particularly relevant item for our interests is Councillor White's motion concerning **Reducing Local Street Speed Limits**. This motion, deferred from a previous meeting and now up for debate, proposes directing staff to explore reducing speed limits from 50 km/h to 30 km/h on local streets. This initiative aligns perfectly with our goals for *Traffic calming*, enhancing *Pedestrian infrastructure* and *Cycling infrastructure*, and fostering healthier, more livable neighbourhoods by prioritizing safety and active travel over high vehicle speeds.