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Council votes at a glance: confirmations and multiple agenda items approved June 20

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Summary

On June 20 the Los Angeles City Council approved a set of routine and contested items, confirmed a LAHSA commissioner, and recorded votes on multiple agenda items. Several items were moved forthwith for implementation.

The Los Angeles City Council recorded votes on a batch of items during the June 20 meeting. Below are the formal outcomes the council announced on the record.

Votes at a glance - Items 1–3, 12, 14–17, 19 and 20: Approved (14 ayes). Items 1, 15 and 16 were ordered sent forthwith. - Items 4 and 6–11: Approved (13 ayes) as announced during roll call earlier in the meeting. - Item 13: Approved (final recorded tally 10 ayes, 4 no). The item had been called special for a separate vote. - Item 5: Approved (12 ayes, 1 no); Council member Price recused and was recorded out of the room on this item. (Also covered in a separate discussion about HAP funding.) - Item 21 (nomination of Marguerite Lares to the LAHSA commission): Approved (14 ayes). The council requested follow-up and sent the item forthwith for implementation follow-up.

Details and notes: The clerk recorded roll calls and announced vote tallies on the public record as shown above. Where the transcript did not provide motion text for an item, the record lists the motion as “not specified.” For items with limited discussion, the council approved the measures by the tallies above and in some cases moved the items forthwith for processing.

Ending: Where the clerk or council requested items go forthwith, city staff were instructed to process the items for implementation. Several of the approved items relate to administrative and procedural matters; items with substantive debate (for example item 5 and the LAHSA nomination, item 21) were covered in separate discussion and reporting.