Seattle City Council Meeting 4/30/2024
April 30, 2024 — Regular meeting, 2h 13m. Full transcript and vote records below — no spin, just what happened.
What was decided
Motion was made by Councilmember Strauss and duly seconded to further amend Council Bill 120750, as presented on Amendment B on the Agenda.
How they voted
Hearing no objection, the introduction and referral calendar is adopted (2-7 per official minutes) Verified · official minutes
Official minutes (PDF) · the city’s formal record of this vote
Motion was made by Council President Nelson, duly seconded and carried, to adopt the Consent Calendar. Journal: 1. Min 470 April 23, 2024 The item was adopted on the Consent Calendar by
How they voted — Motion was made by Council President Nelson, duly seconded and carried, to adopt the Consent Calendar. Journal: 1. Min 470 April 23, 2024 The item was adopted on the Consent Calendar by
Eight in favor, none opposed, one absent Verified · official minutes
Yes: None, None, Maritza Rivera, Rob Saka, None, Joy Hollingsworth, Bob Kettle, None
Absent: Dan Strauss
Agenda item consent · background & details
Official minutes (PDF) · the city’s formal record of this vote
How they voted — carried, to adopt the Consent Calendar.
the motion fails in the bill is, you know, does not pass Conflict — see note
Agenda item consent · background & details
CONFLICT: transcript and official minutes disagree — outcome: transcript=failed official=passed
Official minutes (PDF) · the city’s formal record of this vote
to adopt the committee recommendation to pass Council Bill 120772
How they voted
Nine in favor, none opposed. The bill passes Unverified
Agenda item 2 · background & details
Official minutes (PDF) · the city’s formal record of this vote
Adoption of the Seattle Parks and Recreation 2024 Parks Development Plan resolution
How they voted
Nine in favor, none opposed Unverified
Agenda item 3 · background & details
Official minutes (PDF) · the city’s formal record of this vote
Transcript
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