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Agoura Hills council approves agenda and consent calendar; Councilmember Anderson absent while assisting on LA County disaster relief

2113672 · January 15, 2025
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Summary

The Agoura Hills City Council approved its meeting agenda and adopted the consent calendar by 4-0 votes. Councilmember Kate Anderson was absent; the council noted she was assisting the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on disaster-relief programs.

The Agoura Hills City Council approved its meeting agenda as amended and adopted the consent calendar by unanimous 4-0 votes at a meeting noted in the transcript without a specified date.

Councilmembers Deborah Klein Lopez and Chris Anstead made the motions to approve the agenda and the consent calendar, respectively, with Mayor Pro Tem Wolf providing at least one of the seconds. The city clerk recorded aye votes from Councilmember Chris Anstead, Councilmember Klein Lopez, Mayor Pro Tem Wolf and Mayor Sylvester for both actions, producing 4-0 approvals.

The council also recorded that Councilmember Kate Anderson was absent from the meeting. According to remarks read into the record, Anderson apologized for her absence and the council noted that she was serving as executive director of the Center For Strategic Partners in Los Angeles County and was assisting with a presentation to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors regarding disaster-relief programs related to recent fires.

There were no written public-comments cards submitted for the consent calendar, and no other substantive policy discussions or votes are recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. The meeting concluded with the council adjourning after the consent items were approved.