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Council approves agenda and consent calendar; items passed unanimously
Summary
At its Jan. 22 meeting the Citrus Heights City Council approved the evening’s agenda and passed the consent calendar including minutes and professional services contracts. Item 8 (TDA funding) was discussed briefly before consent approval.
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The Citrus Heights City Council took three procedural votes at its Jan. 22 meeting: approval of the meeting agenda, passage of the consent calendar (items 6–8), and adjournment to a closed session.
The council unanimously approved the agenda. The motion to approve was made by Council Member Schafer and seconded by Rufus Howe. “All those in favor say aye,” the mayor said; the clerk recorded the vote as unanimous.
Later the council considered the consent calendar, which included item 6 (approval of minutes), item 7 (award of professional services contract for utility locating and marking services), and item 8 (Transportation Development Act funding authorization). Council Member Middleton pulled item 8 for brief comment to compliment the staff report explaining TDA funding and SACOG’s role; he then moved to approve all consent items. The motion to approve the consent calendar passed unanimously.
The council then adjourned into closed session on two items; the mayor indicated the council would reconvene after closed session.
What passed (at a glance): - Agenda approval — Mover: Council Member Schafer; Seconder: Rufus Howe; Outcome: approved (unanimous). - Consent calendar (Items 6–8) — Mover: Council Member Middleton; Seconder: not specified on the record; Outcome: approved (unanimous). Item 8 (TDA funding/transportation development allocation) was discussed briefly by Middleton prior to the vote, who praised the staff report’s clarity on funding sources and SACOG calculations. - Adjourn to closed session — Mayor called meeting into closed session; no roll-call vote recorded publicly.
No substantive ordinances, resolutions, or project-specific approvals were adopted during the open portion of the Jan. 22 meeting.

