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Votes at a glance: procedural reorder, consent calendar, and Title 24 first reading (Nov. 4)

Cupertino City Council · November 5, 2025
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Summary

At its Nov. 4 meeting the Cupertino City Council unanimously approved three actions: reordering agenda items (13 before 12), approving the consent calendar (items 6–10), and adopting the first reading of the 2025 Title 24 code with a clerical correction and direction to staff. All votes were unanimous.

This 'at a glance' summary lists formal motions and vote outcomes recorded at the Nov. 4 Cupertino City Council meeting.

1) Agenda reorder (procedural) - Motion: Move item 13 before item 12 so the Active Transportation Plan could be heard earlier. - Moved by: Mayor Chow; seconded by Vice Mayor Moore. - Outcome: Approved by unanimous roll call vote (Aye: Fruin, Mohan, Wong, Moore, Chow).

2) Consent calendar (items 6–10) - Motion: Approve consent calendar items 6–10. - Moved by: Vice Mayor Moore; seconded by Council member Freund. - Outcome: Approved by unanimous roll call vote (Aye: Fruin, Mohan, Wong, Moore, Chow).

3) Item 11 — First reading: Adoption of 2025 California Building Standards Code (Title 24) with local amendments and clerical correction - Motion: Adopt the Title 24 update with a correction to the EV tiering section and direct staff to analyze creating an appeals board and interpretive authority language. - Moved by: Vice Mayor Moore; seconded by Council member Mohan. - Outcome: Approved by unanimous roll call vote (Aye: Fruin, Mohan, Wong, Moore, Chow).

Notes: Vote tallies and motions are taken from the council meeting transcript and roll call. The Title 24 action is a first reading; the second reading is scheduled for Nov. 18.