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Votes at a glance: Port Hueneme council approves electronic FPPC filings, standardizes advisory boards, sets RDP priorities and directs event follow-up
Summary
At its March 3 meeting the Port Hueneme City Council recorded a series of unanimous decisions on procedural and policy items, including introducing an ordinance to allow electronic FPPC filings and standardizing advisory-board appointments.
At its March 3 meeting the Port Hueneme City Council recorded a series of unanimous decisions on procedural and policy items. Several required either a motion on the floor or were adopted as part of the consent calendar; the council voted unanimously on each item listed below.
Votes at a glance
- Consent calendar: Approved (unanimous). The consent calendar included routine items and the recommended purchase of a CCTV video-inspection truck; council members voted yes on the single-motion consent package.
- Electronic campaign disclosure ordinance (first reading introduced): Council voted unanimously to introduce an ordinance allowing electronic filing of Fair Political Practices Commission campaign disclosure statements and related filings. The ordinance was introduced by title only for first reading; adoption is scheduled for a future meeting.
- Regional Defense Partnership (RDP) primary representative: Council reappointed Mayor McQueen Lejeune as the city’s primary RDP representative after Mayor Pro Tem Jess Lopez said a work conflict prevented him from serving in that capacity. The reappointment passed unanimously.
- RDP priorities for Washington, D.C.: Council directed…
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