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Votes at a glance — Lake Forest City Council, Dec. 3, 2024
Summary
Summary of recorded actions from the Dec. 3 Lake Forest City Council meeting, including consent calendar approvals, minutes certification, warrant register, traffic ordinance second reading, public hearing and the BOGO Phase 10 funding decision.
This is a summary of formal council actions recorded at the Lake Forest City Council meeting on Dec. 3, 2024. Vote results below reflect the council’s recorded unanimous votes during the meeting; specific tallies were announced as unanimous and individual yes/no tallies were not read aloud.
- Presentations (Items 1–3): Motion to approve presentations (2024 Halloween House Decorating Contest, Mayor’s Award, Service Awards) — Passed unanimously.
- Consent calendar (Items 4, 8, 9, 10): Motion to approve remainder of consent calendar excluding items 5, 6 and 7 — Passed unanimously.
- Minutes and Warrant Register and second reading (pulled items 5, 6, 7): After public comment and council discussion, a motion to approve items 5 (minutes of Nov. 19 regular meeting), 6 (certification of the warrant register) and 7 (second reading of an ordinance amending prima facie speed limits) was made and passed unanimously.
- Public hearing (Item 11): Resolution to abandon portions of a temporary construction easement for the Geronimo Road Widening Improvement Project — Adopted unanimously. (See separate article for details.)
- Discussion item (Item 12): Phase 10 of the Shop & Dine BOGO Community Gift Card Program — Council authorized the city manager to enter into the quick-start agreement with Yifty Inc. and adopted a resolution amending FY 2024–25 appropriations for Phase 10 funding; council approved doubling the Phase 10 allocation to $1,130,000 — Passed unanimously. (See separate article for details.)
All listed motions were recorded as passing unanimously; the meeting record shows all council members present at the start of the meeting and the electronic voting system was used for roll calls.
