Votes at a glance: Key actions from the March 7 Los Angeles City Council meeting

Below are the principal roll-call outcomes from the Los Angeles City Council meeting on Wednesday, March 7, 2001, as recorded in the official transcript.

- Item 11 (Department of Building and Safety assessment appeal): Motion to reject the appeal and affirm the assessment — approved by roll call (11 ayes). - Items 12, 14, 15, 16 (building and safety confirmation/assessments): Approved by roll call (11 ayes). - Items 5 through 10 (ordinances): Held for later consideration when a 12th member is present. - Item 17 (public convenience and necessity finding for on-site alcohol at Hollywood Boulevard): Motion to deny application — approved by roll call (11 ayes). - Items 19 through 22, 24, 26, 27 and related items: Approved in batch (roll call noted 11 ayes for those items when taken together; item 27 later reconsidered and passed with amendments and roll call recorded 10 ayes in that vote sequence). - Items 36—38 and 40—60 (batch of ordinances except item 54): Adopted by roll call (11 ayes) when taken in batch. - Item 39 (neighborhood parks and activity centers item): Approved by roll call (10 ayes). - Item 54 (emergency storm drainage project): Initially discussed and partially continued; council later approved action after assurance of reserved funds (roll call recorded as approved in the meeting record). - Special Meeting / Closed-session items: Item 1 (Community and Economic Development Committee report) approved in the special meeting session (10 ayes); item 2 approved (10 ayes). - Item 61(d) Settlement: Nguyen v. City of Los Angeles — settlement in the amount of $1,350,000 approved (9 ayes, 1 no).

Notes on voting: In multiple roll-call batches the transcript reports aggregate tallies (for example, various batches recorded as "11 ayes") but does not list individual member votes in the roll call excerpts. Where a roll call recorded a specific tally in the transcript, the tally is reported above.

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This roundup lists the primary recorded outcomes as stated on the council floor; several items were continued for later meetings or committee action and several ordinances were held pending a 12th member.