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Votes at a glance: agenda approved; two ordinance introductions scheduled for April
Summary
Council approved the meeting agenda unanimously. Councilors introduced two ordinances for future consideration: an amendment related to distracted driving and an ordinance to add automated speed cameras to the traffic code; both were introduced without prejudice and are scheduled for later meetings.
The Los Alamos County Council recorded the following formal actions on March 18 during the work session.
- Agenda approval: Councilor Haberman moved to approve the agenda as presented; Councilor Veil Clinton seconded. The chair called the vote and the motion "passes unanimously." (Recorded as approval of the March 18 work-session agenda.)
- Ordinance introductions (no final vote on adoption at this meeting): - Ordinance (intro) ' distracted driving: Councilor Reedy introduced, "without prejudice," an ordinance described in the packet as "amending section 38-299 of chapter 38 relating to distracted driving" and asked staff to ensure required publication under the county charter. The introduction was recorded for consideration at a future meeting. - Ordinance (intro) ' automated speed cameras: Councilor Hammond introduced, "without prejudice," an ordinance described in the packet as adding a new Article 15 to chapter 38 relating to automated speed cameras (packet references ordinance number 2369). Staff noted these items are scheduled for an approval agenda in April.
Notes and next steps
These introductions set the ordinances for formal public hearings and subsequent votes at future regular meetings; no adoption votes were taken on either ordinance during the March 18 work session.
