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Committee approves consent items 2–5 with no protest, roll call recorded

Trade, Travel and Tourism Committee - SAP - 03/25/25 · March 14, 2025

Summary

At the end of the session the presiding officer called for the consent calendar on items 2–5; with no protests the clerk recorded affirmative votes and the items passed.

At the close of the meeting the presiding officer noted that items 2–5 were on the consent calendar and asked whether there were any protests. With no protests recorded, the clerk called the roll and the consent items passed.

Roll call recorded affirmative responses for Councilmember Park, Councilmember McCarrsker and Councilmember Mónica Rodríguez; the transcript records the votes as “sí” for each (transcript blocks 14–15). The clerk and chair then closed the session.

Why it matters: Consent calendar approvals bundle routine items for expedited adoption. The transcript records acceptance of items 2–5 but does not provide details about the items themselves in the public record excerpt provided.

Details and limits: The transcript excerpt does not specify the subject matter, ordinances, contracts or resolutions included in consent items 2–5. The meeting record therefore shows approval but not the substance of the approved items.

Provenance: The first related remark appears when the chair announced consent consideration for items 2–5 (transcript block 14). The final related remark is the recorded roll call and closing of the session (transcript block 15).

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