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Votes at a glance: council approves nuisance lien hearing item, two settlements and consent items

June 07, 2025 | Los Angeles City, Los Angeles County, California


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Votes at a glance: council approves nuisance lien hearing item, two settlements and consent items
The Los Angeles City Council held roll‑call votes on a set of consent and calendar items during its June 6, 2025 meeting. The votes below reflect actions taken on items that were before the council that day.

- Items 2–5 (consent items for which public hearings had been held earlier): Councilmembers opened and closed the roll and recorded "11 ayes" when the items were put to a vote. The council proceeded to the next items after the roll call.

- Items 7 and 8 (closed‑session settlement approvals reported by the Budget and Finance Committee): Councilmember Yaroslavsky reported that the Budget and Finance Committee had reviewed the matters in closed session and recommended approval. The council approved the settlements with a recorded vote of "13 ayes." The clerk read the recommended settlement amounts into the record: for item 7 (Case: Edward Procop v. City of Los Angeles, et al.) the recommendation was to expend up to $1,193,493.62 plus accrued interest; for item 8 (Case: Sharon Sheriff v. City of Los Angeles) the recommendation was to expend up to $2,250,000 in settlement.

- Item 1 (notice for public hearing / nuisance abatement lien): Following public comment earlier in the meeting, the council voted to approve item 1 with a recorded tally of "13 ayes." The public record includes a comment from a property representative requesting additional information about charges before lien enforcement; council staff offered to have a district representative follow up with the speaker.

Votes taken at the meeting were limited to the items announced on the floor; the council did not take further action on the mayor’s pending budget veto during the session other than noting the mayor’s memo as described on the agenda. The council also posted and referred several motions and continued item 9 to a later date, as noted on the record.

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