Roll call taken on substitute for House Bill No. 71 on municipal charges and home‑rule ordinances

At a Planning and Development meeting (date not specified), members conducted a roll call on a substitute for House Bill No. 71, described in the transcript excerpt as relating to revisions to municipal charges and home‑rule ordinances and identified as file No. 365.

The substitute motion was moved and seconded during the item; the transcript records a roll call sequence in which several members answered “yes.” The excerpt does not provide a complete, named vote tally or a clear statement of the formal outcome.

The transcript fragment shows the item introduced as a substitute for House Bill No. 71 and references file No. 365. The meeting record in the excerpt contains procedural language indicating the motion and a roll call, but speaker names and some words are garbled in the audio-to-text capture and are not fully legible in the provided excerpt.

Because the excerpt is limited, the record does not specify who moved or seconded the motion by name, the total yes/no count, whether any members abstained or were absent, or whether any amendments were adopted as part of the substitute. Additional materials (the full minutes, the official roll‑call record, or the committee packet for file No. 365) would be needed to confirm the final vote count and any substantive changes embodied in the substitute.

No policy text, fiscal impact, or implementation details for the substitute appear in the excerpt provided. The transcript does identify the matter being discussed as relating to municipal charges and home‑rule ordinances, but it does not include language from the bill or specific changes proposed.

Recordkeeping notes: the provided transcript excerpt begins discussion of the substitute and concludes with a roll call sequence; speaker attribution in this excerpt is limited and several items are transcribed with unclear spellings or phrasing.