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Votes at a glance: Modesto City Council actions Feb. 4, 2025
Summary
A brief roundup of formal actions the Modesto City Council approved on Feb. 4, including an audit-committee resignation acceptance, consent-calendar approvals and the two major items covered in separate articles (Homekey application and Measure L contract awards).
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The Modesto City Council on Feb. 4 took several formal actions during the meeting. Highlights include accepting a resignation from the audit committee, approving the consent calendar, authorizing a Homekey Plus application for a motel conversion and awarding Measure L-funded construction and construction-management contracts.
The council unanimously accepted the resignation of Jennifer Barrias from the audit committee and approved the consent calendar, which included, among other items: minutes of the Jan. 28 meeting; amendments to mayoral appointments for council liaison committees; an array of budget adjustments and project closeouts; and an agreement for parking access control upgrades. Specific consent items approved are listed in the staff agenda.
Two major agenda items were separately considered and voted on: (1) authorization to apply for Homekey Plus funding for the El Capitan Motel at 1121 Needham Street (project cost not to exceed $22,896,000; proposed CDBG loan to El Capitan Homekey LP not to exceed $3,007,163), and (2) award and authorization of Measure L-funded construction and construction-management contracts covering multiple roadway, ADA and traffic-calming projects. Those two items are covered in separate articles with full details.
Roll-call votes were recorded in the clerk’s minutes for each motion. Where a vote tally or specific roll-call number was explicitly stated in the transcript, the item summaries below reflect the text of the record; where the transcript did not include a consolidated numeric tally, the clerk’s roll-call statements are reported as recorded in the meeting transcript.

