Langley’s Redwoods Golf Course, a scenic jewel, is now Langley Township’s property. The Township joyously announced this on February 2, 2024.
History of Acquisition
The journey began in 2005 when Mayor Kurt Alberts and the council struck a deal with Larry Hope and his family, the esteemed owners. Their agreement stipulated a sale after 20 years, preserving the oasis.
Expressing Gratitude
Reflecting on this milestone, Mayor Eric Woodward expressed profound gratitude to the late Larry Hope and his family. Their vision ensured the Township’s access to the property at a generous discount. He also commended the past administration for laying the groundwork.
Renewal Amidst Construction
The closure in April 2022, due to the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion, marked a temporary hiatus. However, it served as an opportunity for renewal. The greens were meticulously rebuilt for an enhanced experience.
Anticipation for Reopening
Anticipation mounts for the grand reopening, slated for late spring. The Township eagerly anticipates welcoming the community back. Doug Hawley, the managing director, expressed appreciation for the 2005 Mayor and council’s leadership.
Commitment to Preservation
Mayor Woodward reiterated the Township’s unwavering commitment to maintaining the site as a golf course indefinitely. He assured that existing commitments would be upheld without compromise.
Conclusion
Spanning 150 acres within the Agricultural Land Reserve, Redwoods Golf Course stands as a testament to Langley Township’s dedication to preserving green spaces. Its enduring status as a community asset guarantees its role as a cherished sanctuary.
The acquisition stands as a testament to the Township’s commitment to stewardship. As the course prepares for its next chapter, the Township looks forward to nurturing its legacy as a beacon of excellence and beauty in Langley.
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