Council approves consent items and several agenda measures; ICO continued to March 7

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles City Council on March 6 approved a slate of consent and calendar items and recorded votes on several standalone measures; the council also continued consideration of a draft interim control ordinance on "renovictions" to a March 7 continuation.

The clerk reported the results of roll calls on multiple blocks of business: items 1 through 19 were called and the clerk tabulated "14 ayes" on that vote. Later in the meeting, items 22 through 26 were brought forward and the roll call produced "15 ayes." Item 21 was taken separately and recorded with "two no's," per the clerk's announcement; the exact yes vote count for item 21 was not specified in the on‑the‑record announcement.

The items approved on March 6 include routine and substantive measures on the council agenda. Where the transcript flagged specific agenda subjects during public discussion or the staff presentation, the council approved the following that were identified in the meeting record: a Hollywood Walk of Fame installation request (item 22); rewards and memorial/vigil funding items (items 23–25); and intergovernmental actions related to the Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) program (item 26). The record does not provide full ordinance texts or detailed descriptions for each item; where details were not read aloud during the roll call, the clerk and agenda refer to item numbers rather than full legislative titles.

Separately, the council held a procedural vote on item 21 after special requests; the clerk recorded two "no" votes during that tally. The meeting transcript does not list the complete vote tally for item 21 in the excerpted record.

Other business and announcements at the March 6 meeting included recognition of the Los Angeles Breakfast Club's 100th anniversary and an extended ceremonial introduction for former U.S. Ambassador Natalie Reyes. The council also moved into a brief closed session and later reported there was "nothing to announce" from that closed session.

Why it matters: The approvals on March 6 advance several administrative and programmatic items and keep council business moving; the continuation of item 20 means the council will reconsider tenant protections in a near-term follow-up hearing.

Votes at a glance: - Items 1–19: Approved; clerk report "14 ayes." Details by item: not specified in transcript excerpt. - Item 20: Continued to Friday, March 7 for amendment and city attorney review; Councilmember Mike Price recused (no final vote on March 6). - Item 21: Vote recorded with "two no's" (exact tally not specified in the record excerpt). - Items 22–26: Approved; clerk report "15 ayes." Specific items called out in public comment or staff text include the Hollywood Walk of Fame request (item 22), reward funding items and a murder victims vigil (items 23–25), and intergovernmental action on the Housing Choice Voucher program (item 26).

The council adjourned after a series of adjourning motions and memorials.