Hello Strong Towns Langley members! Here's a concise summary of the Township Council meeting agenda for **Monday, May 25, 2026**, focusing on items relevant to our interests: The agenda includes significant updates to **Community and Neighbourhood Plans** in Willoughby. Council will consider giving first and second reading to bylaws for the Willoughby Community Plan updates (Bylaws No. 6201, 6202, 6203, 6226). These updates include a new planning approach for the **200 Street bus rapid transit corridor**, more intensive **transit-oriented development** near station areas, and continued **greenfield development** and future **infill opportunities**. Notably, these bylaws will also address density calculation methodology, a density bonus framework, and maximum building height and density thresholds, directly impacting **zoning bylaws** and future development patterns. Several items relate to **greenways and parks** and **tree protection**. Council will consider endorsing an updated **Fernridge Nature Park Concept Plan** (E.1) and advancing the **Nathan Creek Wetlands Park concept plan** (E.2), both of which will have funding requests referred to the 2027-2031 Capital Budget process. Additionally, staff are seeking authorization to apply for a $1,525,000 grant for **tree planting activities** from 2027-2029 and pre-approve $770,000 in Non-Refundable Deposits for the same purpose (E.3), aligning with our interest in expanding green space. Regarding **infrastructure and budgets**, Council will consider approving a grant application for $300,000 toward completing **Transit Stop Improvements** at Gloucester Service (E.4), which impacts **pedestrian infrastructure**. There is also a bylaw for first, second, and third reading to secure **rental housing and affordable rental units** through a Housing Agreement (Bylaw No. 6222, G.1), supporting people-centred communities. For information, Council received an **Interim Housing Target Report** (M.2), which contributes to our understanding of housing needs in the community. Finally, important discussions on **road improvements** and **traffic calming** are on the table. Mayor Woodward has a Notice of Motion (O.1) directing staff to report on the estimated construction cost and proposed funding sources for the remaining north side **widening of 80 Avenue** (20100 to 20300 blocks). Councillor Ferguson’s Notice of Motion (O.2) seeks a staff study of the intersection at **28 Avenue and 204 Street**, including consideration of converting it to an **all-way stop** for improved safety, with a placeholder for improvements in the 2027 capital budget requests.