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Votes at a glance: key council actions, May 29, 2001

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Summary

Summary of roll-call outcomes and short notes for several consent and regular-agenda items acted on during the May 29 council meeting.

The Los Angeles City Council recorded these roll-call outcomes during the May 29, 2001 meeting (items listed as in the meeting record):

- Item 8 (Transportation committee report): Approved on the roll; recorded "11 ayes." (Transcript: open roll/close roll/tabulate; "11 ayes.")

- Item 15 (Consent item to increase beds for homeless/abused/neglected children): Approved, recorded "11 ayes." Speakers thanked council members for support; agency said passage increases beds by 30 percent.

- Item 37 (Aiden's Place / Boundless Playgrounds): Approved as amended; recorded "11 ayes." (See separate article.)

- Items 1'5 (Ordinances that required 12 votes): The council noted insufficient attendance for second readings and deferred ordinances requiring 12 votes to the next meeting; items 1'5 were opened and tabulated with 11 ayes but will return for required second reading.

- Item 10: Approved; recorded "10 ayes." (Councilman Feuer had departed prior to the vote.)

- Item 18 (TEPRA-related): Amendment to include a previously listed project was adopted; recorded "11 ayes." (Motion by Councilwoman Misakowski.)

- Item 38 (Closed-session item): After closed session the council returned and recorded approval, "12 ayes," for the matter discussed in closed session.

Notes: Where the transcript recorded a roll call the tally is shown exactly as spoken on the record. Several other items were continued or acted on without full roll-call counts recorded in the transcript; in those instances the article for that substantive item provides details and any recorded vote.