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Votes at a glance: committee approves signage encroachment items; forwards election-worker ordinance to council
Summary
The committee approved two related encroachment items for a business at 57 26th Avenue and voted unanimously to forward an ordinance protecting election workers to the city council for legal review.
At the Public Safety and Welfare Committee meeting on Monday, the body took three recorded actions:
• Approval — Minutes (July 22): The committee moved and seconded approval of the July 22 minutes; members voted aye and the chair recorded an aye.
• Approval — Items 1 & 2 (sign encroachment application and encroachment agreement for 57 26th Avenue): After staff recommended approval and the store representative offered to answer questions, the committee voted to approve both items together; the chair recorded an aye.
• Referral — Ordinance (disorderly conduct related to election workers): The committee voted to forward the proposed ordinance (identified in the meeting as subsections 11.02(a)(8) and 11.17(f)) to city council for review by the city attorney; the motion passed and the chair recorded an aye.
The meeting transcript records affirmative 'aye' votes for each action and the chair explicitly recorded an aye in each roll-call vote. The roll call at the start of the meeting listed five members present; meeting votes were recorded without any nays or abstentions in the transcript. Where individual member votes were not given by name in the record, this summary reports tallies based on those recorded ayes and the attendance listed at roll call.
