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Votes at a glance: January 6 agenda-review session — amendments, agenda approvals and a withdrawal

2083474 · January 7, 2025
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Summary

Short summary of motions and outcomes recorded during the Jan. 6 agenda-review session: Wilkerson amendments adopted, agendas approved, and one ordinance withdrawn; individual roll-call tallies were not recorded in the transcript.

The Spokane City Council recorded a number of procedural and legislative actions during the Jan. 6 agenda-review session. The transcript records voice votes or motion outcomes but does not provide named roll-call tallies. Below are the actions recorded in the session.

Votes and outcomes

- Adopt Wilkerson amendment to a historic-preservation services contract format (to allow approval of the county-approved version of the contract with a two-year term and $45,000 per year): Motion moved and seconded; adopted by voice vote (outcome: approved). Details of the mover/second are not specified in the transcript.

- Adopt Wilkerson amendment (ordinance C36629) clarifying glazing requirements for garage facades facing public/private streets: Motion moved and seconded; adopted by voice vote (outcome: approved).

- Approve the January 6, 2025 final agenda: Motion moved and seconded; adopted by voice vote (outcome: approved).

- Approve the January 13, 2025 final agenda: Motion moved and seconded; adopted by voice vote (outcome: approved).

- Withdraw ordinance C36631 (asset forfeiture program audit): Motion to withdraw moved and seconded; adopted by voice vote (outcome: approved).

The transcript shows each motion was moved and seconded and adopted by voice vote; individual member votes were not recorded in the provided transcript. Where the transcript named a dollar amount, staff reported a two-year county contract at $45,000 per year; where the transcript lacked precise numbers (for example, a compensation reference during a condemnation discussion), the transcript did not provide a verifiable figure.