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Votes at a glance: Denials, approvals and continuations from the City Council meeting
Summary
Key roll-call outcomes from the council meeting: Item 1 denied without prejudice after applicant withdrawal; items 2–16 (except item 14) approved; item 14 continued to Jan. 19; item 17 approved; several reconsiderations and amendments were recorded.
The City Council recorded multiple roll-call outcomes during the meeting. Key actions recorded in the minutes are summarized below.
- Item 1 (noticed public hearing application): Applicant withdrew the application; the council moved to deny the application without prejudice so the parties could discuss the matter further. Vote recorded: 14 ayes.
- Items 2 through 16 on the regular agenda (except item 14) were taken together as items without public hearings; the council asked for special calls where noted and recorded a roll call approving the package. Vote recorded: 14 ayes for the grouped action; item 12 was called special by Council member Chick for separate consideration (see transportation article).
- Item 14 on the regular agenda: continued to January 19 at the request of council members; no final vote on substance was recorded at this meeting.
- Item 17 (noticed public hearing): the public hearing was held with no speakers; the council closed the hearing and approved the item. Vote recorded: 14 ayes.
- Reconsiderations and amendments: The council recorded several procedural reconsiderations and amendments, including reconsideration and amendment of item 6 and a Wednesday-calendar item (council file 99-2120) to specify a maximum density of 78 units, including density bonus, for a Council District 15 project; those changes were approved by recorded roll calls (14 ayes where noted).
- Special and procedural votes: The council approved a procedural finding to expedite the acquisition of Temple Beverly Park (see park article) and handled multiple ceremonial adjournments in memory.
These roll-call results are taken from the meeting record and reflect procedural approvals, denials and continuations; where an item was called special and debated (for example item 12, the 101 corridor motion), the meeting record shows separate discussion and was recorded individually.
