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Votes at a glance: settlements, procedural continuations and ballot ordinance actions from council session

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Summary

The council approved a $1.7 million settlement in a closed session, set aside an older decision and scheduled a hearing, approved procedural votes on a planning ordinance and advanced a term-limits ordinance; it also approved a reward and continued other items for further staff reports.

This summary lists formal actions recorded during the Los Angeles City Council meeting. It highlights final outcomes captured on the council roll calls during the session.

Key votes and outcomes - Item 17 (Closed session settlement): Approved settlement in the amount of $1,700,000 in Magellan Harmon et al. v. Los Angeles Police Department. Vote recorded: 10 ayes. Outcome: approved.

- Item 18 (Closed session instruction): Approved recommendation to set aside and vacate a 12/15/1999 decision in the case of Dino's Victory Roadhouse, set a public hearing and instruct the city clerk to publish notice. Vote: 10 ayes. Outcome: approved; public hearing to be set.

- Special 1 (Reward in homicide case): Council made findings that the need to act arose after the agenda posting and approved the reward motion related to the death of a 16-year-old, Brian Tolentino; findings vote: 13 ayes; motion vote: 13 ayes. Outcome: approved.

- Item 2 (Planning/Land Use Management Committee ordinance): Recorded roll-call indicated approval during the session (vote noted as 5 ayes in the roll-call). Outcome: approved (details of ordinance/resolution not specified in the transcript).

- Item 3 (Term-limits ordinance): See separate article. Key votes during the item included adoption of amendment 3A (12–1), failed referral to committee (7–6), vote to place amended ordinance on ballot (10–3), re-amendment (10–3) and a second-reading approval (9–4). Outcome: ordinance advanced by second reading; city clerk to complete ballot steps.

- Item 12 (Sewer-service refund appeal): Motion to continue and request CAO/CLA report passed, roll call 9 ayes, 3 noes; council later set continuation to December 11. Outcome: item continued for staff reports; no final refund decision.

- Item 20 (Compressed work schedule report): Item continued to Friday at request of members; staff to return with report. Outcome: continued.

Notes - Roll-call tallies are taken from the meeting transcript and reflect how the clerk read and recorded votes at the time. Where the transcript recorded a numeric tally without a full roll-call list, tallies are listed as recorded. - The ordinance and resolutions referred to at several points were described as "on the desk" during the meeting; the city clerk will manage procedural filings and publication requirements where required.

Ending Members directed staff and offices (CAO, CLA, City Clerk) to provide reports or complete procedural steps as noted for each item. Several items were continued to allow additional analysis and to meet clerical and ballot timelines.