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Votes at a glance: Evanston Human Services Committee, Feb. 5, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken by the Human Services Committee on Feb. 5, including motions to allow remote participation, approval of minutes, tabling and denial of tree variations, and advancing the worker retention ordinance to City Council.
The Evanston Human Services Committee took the following formal actions on Feb. 5, 2025:
• Remote participation: The committee approved a motion allowing Council Member Suffreddin to participate remotely (motion moved by Council Member Ravel; seconded by Council Member Harris). The chair recorded “the ayes have it.”
• Approval of minutes: The committee approved the minutes of the Nov. 4, 2024 regular meeting (moved by Council Member Ravel; seconded by Council Member Harris). The chair recorded “the ayes have it.”
• HS2 (variation request for Ordinance 15‑O‑23): The committee tabled the matter to the March meeting (moved by Council Member Ravel; seconded by Council Member Harris). The chair recorded “the ayes have it.”
• HS3 (variation request): The committee denied the variation request (moved by Council Member Ravel; seconded by Council Member Harris). The chair called for the ayes and recorded the motion carried. The transcript records no roll‑call tally.
• HS4 (Resolution 86‑R‑24, honorary street name): The committee approved the honorary street name sign designation (moved by Council Member Harris; seconded by Council Member Ravel). The chair recorded “the ayes have it.”
• HS5 (Evanston Police Complaints and Commendations Report): The committee accepted and placed the report on file (moved by Council Member Harris; seconded by Council Member Ravel). The chair recorded “the ayes have it.”
• HS6 (Ordinance 21‑O‑25, worker retention ordinance): The committee moved Ordinance 21‑O‑25 forward to the City Council for consideration (moved by Council Member Ravel; seconded, not specified). The chair called for ayes and recorded the motion carried.
When the transcript did not record individual roll‑call tallies, the minutes record only that the chair announced the ayes; the committee did not record detailed vote counts in the hearing transcript. Items that were tabled or denied may be subject to appeal where noted in the code.
