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Votes at a glance: consent agenda and appointments (Feb. 11, 2025)

2313515 · February 13, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda unanimously, passing multiple appointments, program reports and agreements; staff removed consent item 12 from today's agenda at request.

The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the Feb. 11 consent agenda after staff requested one consent item (Item 12) be deleted for later consideration.

Among consent items raised during the meeting and approved as part of the omnibus motion were: appointments and reappointments; a revised project labor agreement (Item 34) with the building trades; reports on the Healing the Streets program and a 24/7 crisis response pilot (Item 38); approval of an agreement to install a Polo Grounds scoreboard in partnership with the Mid County Pony Baseball League and Aptos Sports Foundation (Item 42); and several board appointments (examples discussed in remarks included appointment of Jerry Souza to the Emergency Medical Commission (Item 25), Jonathan Sherborne Zanetti to the Disability Commission (Item 26), and Larry Pagler as an RTC alternate (Item 27)). Supervisors publicly thanked staff and partners on a number of consent items during the discussion.

Supervisor Cummings moved to approve consent and Supervisor Koenig seconded; roll call votes recorded ayes from Supervisor DeCerpa, Supervisor Cummings, Supervisor Martinez, Supervisor Koenig and Chair Hernandez. The motion passed unanimously.

Where details were not specified in the public presentation or transcript (for example, the full staff report for Item 12 was removed and will be brought back at a later meeting), staff said those items would return to the board for future action.