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Votes at a glance: council actions including liens, transportation items, self-certification and vendor report-back
Summary
Council recorded several roll-call votes on liens, transportation items and policy motions, including passage of self-certification, a vendor report-back directive, and multiple consent calendar items; tally details listed below.
The Los Angeles City Council recorded roll-call votes on multiple items during the meeting. Key outcomes included passage of a report-back on street vending (item 36), approval of a citywide self-certification program for licensed architects and engineers (item 34), and multiple lien and consent items. Several transportation items were also taken up with recorded tallies.
Selected tallies and outcomes reported in the proceeding:
- Item 36 (street vending report-back): approved, recorded vote 15 ayes. - Item 34 (self-certification program for licensed architects/engineers): approved, recorded vote 15 ayes. - Item 8 (waive late fees as amended): approved, recorded vote 15 ayes. - Items 1–3, 5, 6, 9–13, 15, 17–22 (Building & Safety liens and confirmations): adopted per Department of Building and Safety recommendations; recorded vote 15 ayes. - Items 40–42 (transportation committee motions): item 40 recorded as 10 ayes, 3 noes; item 41 recorded as 10 ayes, 3 noes; item 42 recorded as 11 ayes, 2 noes (as announced at the time of roll call). - Items 46–50 and item 47 were taken up and recorded as 15 ayes when announced. - Item 51 (closed session item): council held closed session and later in open session recorded a motion to reject a settlement offer in Nicole Horazalaya v. City of Los Angeles (case CV-20-08382) and the motion was successful as announced; the transcript records the action but does not provide a detailed roll-call tally for the settlement rejection in open session.
The clerk and council president handled continuances and special calls for comment during the meeting; several items were continued to the March 7, 2025 council session as noted on the record.
This roundup lists recorded roll-call tallies and outcomes as they were announced during the meeting; if a later corrected tally was filed in the official council file, the city clerk’s published record supersedes the in-session announcement.
