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Votes at a glance: Universal City Council votes to postpone several items, approves resolutions and confirms parks appointment

Universal City Council · January 21, 2025
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Summary

Universal City Council conducted several votes Jan. 21, approving routine items, postponing others to Feb. 4 because of weather, and confirming a parks committee appointment.

Universal City Council conducted several votes Jan. 21, including approvals, postponements and an appointment.

Postponements and scheduling: The council voted to postpone a public hearing and a development presentation until Feb. 4 to accommodate participants affected by icy roads. The motion to postpone the public hearing was moved by Council Member Golsby and seconded by Ms. Bullman; the council recorded unanimous "aye" votes.

Consent items: The consent agenda was moved and approved by voice vote.

Ordinance 655: The council noted Ordinance 655 (a specific east permit for an address on the Boulevard) will be postponed until Feb. 4; the packet and discussion did not include additional details on the permit.

Resolutions: The council approved Resolution B (text not included in the transcript excerpt) by voice vote. The council also approved Resolution 976-2025, authorizing submission of a recreational trails grant application and committing a $75,000 city match (see separate article for details).

Appointment: The council appointed Christine England to a vacant seat on the Parks and Recreation Committee by unanimous voice vote; the motion to approve was moved by Council Member Vaughn and seconded by Council Member Pott.

All votes in the excerpt were recorded as "aye" responses by council members present; no "no" votes, recusals or abstentions were recorded in the transcript excerpt provided.