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Votes at a glance: council approves consent calendar, names Cal Cities delegate; TBID resolution also adopted

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Summary

The City Council approved the consent calendar, assigned a delegate and alternate for the annual Cal Cities conference, and adopted Resolution No. 28 to continue the TBID for FY 2025–26; all recorded actions passed without any recorded no votes.

The City Council of the City of Twentynine Palms recorded three actions during the meeting: approval of the consent calendar, designation of a delegate and alternate to represent the city at the League of California Cities annual conference, and adoption of Resolution No. 28 to continue the tourism business improvement district and levy a 1.5% assessment for fiscal year 2025–26.

Consent calendar: The council approved the consent calendar by voice/roll call with no items removed. The roll call recorded the following votes: Councilmember Scott — Aye; Councilwoman Ramirez — Aye; Councilmember Wright — Aye; Mayor Pro Tem Mintz — Aye; Mayor Bilderink — Aye. Outcome: approved 5-0.

Cal Cities conference delegate: Council discussion noted the conference is scheduled in Long Beach in October and forms a General Assembly to vote on resolutions. Two council members planned to attend; one councilmember volunteered to serve as delegate with the other as alternate. The council indicated approval by voice vote; no formal roll call was recorded on the record. Outcome: delegate and alternate designated (voice vote), no opposing votes recorded.

Resolution No. 28 (TBID): As reported in a separate presentation and article, the council adopted Resolution No. 28 to continue the TBID and levy the assessment for FY 2025–26 (approved 5-0). See the TBID article for full background and the council’s recorded roll call on that item.