Kevin Mitchell, P.Eng
For Langley Township Council
(778) 871–3759
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As a businessman, I have learned that every problem has a solution, budgets are finite and legal costs should be kept to a minimum.
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As a resident, I understand the need to maintain affordable fees and taxes.
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As a father, I understand the need for good schools and community services.
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As a farmer, I understand the need for preservation of farmland with effective boundaries between rural and urban areas.
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As a professional engineer with 33 years experience in engineering and technology management, Kevin Mitchell is prepared to do the work required to make intelligent and accountable decisions.
Elect Kevin Mitchell to council so he can bring back fiscal responsibility
and speak up for all Langley residents.
Nominated for the 2014 Environmental Hero award with the Residents For Responsible Soil Deposits for their involvement in the rewriting of the TOL Soil Removal and Deposit Bylaw; addressing problems with uncontrolled fill sites damaging neighbouring properties and the environment.
Instrumental in writing the TOL bylaw on propane cannon use : supporting farming and the ALR while recognizing that farms have neighbours who may be negatively impacted by farming activity.
Kevin has spoken repeatedly to council and to the press about the growing debt facing the Township.
He has done extensive research to reveal the shocking costs that this council has incurred for legal fees associated with poorly managed developments and other projects:
As a resident of the Township of Langley, long before seeking a council seat, Kevin Mitchell has been working for the taxpayers
on his own time and at his own expense.
The Province -
Click on each link to read the questions and answers for the various
All Candidates Meetings and interest groups.
IAFF Local 4550 Fire Fighters All Candidates Meeting -
Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce (Langley Times)“For Kevin Mitchell, it's a question of priorities. He pointed out that the meeting was being held in a new $60 million recreation facility, while just down the road, overcrowded schools are surrounded by portables.” "Do you want schools or entertainment centres?" Videos available at Langley Times website
Unelection Campaign All Candidates Meetings (Youtube) Click on individual questions