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Votes at a glance: York City Council actions, Jan. 7, 2024
Summary
York City Council on Jan. 7, 2024 approved minutes, introduced Bill 1 (Parks appropriation $10,097.72) and passed two resolutions: one setting 2025 engineering billing rates and one closing a community conservation grant project.
At its Jan. 7, 2024 legislative meeting, York City Council took the following formal actions during the legislative agenda portion of the meeting.
Minutes - Motion to approve the Dec. 17, 2024 meeting minutes was moved and seconded and approved on voice vote.
Introductions - Bill 1 (introduced by Councilmember Felicia Dennis): An ordinance amending the 2025 budget for the Parks and Recreation Bureau by appropriating additional revenue and expenditures for maintenance, repairs and improvements to the city's war monuments and sculptures in the amount of $10,097.72. The bill was introduced to sit for consideration.
Resolutions (votes) - Resolution 1 (introduced by Felicia Dennis): A resolution approving billing rates for engineering services with CS Davidson and Transportation Resource Group for 2025. The motion was moved and seconded; the clerk called the roll. The record shows affirmative responses in the roll call (Bob/John Askew/Dennis/Buckingham/Washington) and the chair announced the resolution moves forward.
- Resolution 2 (introduced by Felicia Dennis): A resolution closing out Community Conservation Partnerships grant project number BRCTAG27261 related to the parks master plan. The motion was moved and seconded; roll call recorded affirmative votes and the chair announced the resolution moves forward.
Notes on voting records - The transcript records roll-call prompts and affirmative or negative responses for recorded items; where the clerk read names, the recorded responses for Resolutions 1 and 2 were entered as "Yes" for the named members and the chair announced they moved forward. The transcript does not provide an explicit numeric tally with every member name for each motion in machine‑readable form; this summary reflects the roll‑call entries as read aloud and announced on the record.
No other formal ordinances were adopted on the legislative agenda at this meeting; Resolution 3 (attempted override of the mayoral veto of Bill 47) failed to pass (see separate coverage).
