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Votes at a glance: Council adopts several code amendments, approves resolution on ranked‑choice voting and other items

3100494 · April 23, 2025
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Summary

At the April 22 meeting councilmembers voted on multiple proposed ordinances and a resolution. The body approved amendments to development and construction standards, other code updates, and a resolution on ranked‑choice voting; motions were seconded and carried with recorded aye votes as shown.

The Woodland Hills City Council took several roll-call votes on ordinances and a resolution during the meeting.

Ordinance on parking lots and driveways: Council voted to amend the city development and construction standards relating to parking lots and driveways (ordinance text referenced as “amending the city development and construction standards 2 3 16 parking lots and driveways”). The motion was made by Council member Malovich and seconded by Council member Hutchings. The transcript records aye votes from Council members present and a motion carried.

Code amendments: The council approved an additional ordinance amending city code sections (cited in the meeting as multiple code section numbers). The motion was made by Council member Kinison and seconded (second recorded in the minutes). The transcript records aye votes by council members and the motion carried.

Ranked-choice voting resolution: Council considered Resolution 2025‑09 on ranked‑choice voting. A motion was made and seconded and the transcript records the vote passing with no recorded opposition.

Procedural notes: The meeting record shows motions, seconders and roll‑call confirmations for the items above; the transcript did not include full ordinance numbers or final ordinance text in the audio excerpt. Where specific ordinance or resolution numbers in the transcript were unclear or abbreviated, the article lists the titles as the council read them aloud.

Ending: The passage of these items concludes the ordinance and resolution actions recorded in the excerpt of the meeting. The council moved on to other budget and departmental updates afterward.