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Votes at a glance: Jan. 13 Jacksonville City Council

January 13, 2026 | Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida


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Votes at a glance: Jan. 13 Jacksonville City Council
At its Jan. 13 meeting the City Council recorded multiple roll-call and voice votes across quasi-judicial items, consent-agenda measures, land-use ordinances and funding items. Notable recorded outcomes in the transcript include:

- Ordinance 2025-0675 (quasi-judicial waterfront rezoning): approved by recorded vote, 13 ayes, 4 nays (transcript: "13 a's, 4 nays").

- A set of quasi-judicial/ordinance items (e.g., 2025-0757, 2025-0827, 2025-0830, 2025-0831) were approved with large margins; several votes were recorded as 17 ayes, 0 nays or 18 ayes, 0 nays in the transcript.

- Consent agenda (multiple items including appointments): passed (clerk recorded 18 ayes, 0 nays for the consent agenda minus a pulled item); appointment of Abner R. Davis to the Retirement System Board was recognized and approved as part of the consent agenda.

- Emergency ordinances for continuity of grant funding were passed as emergencies to avoid disrupting continuation grants; one recorded emergency approval was 19 yays, 0 nays for ordinance 2025-0892 (emergency).

- Installation/ceremony ordinance 2025-0866 was acted on after multiple floor amendments and recorded as approved at certain points (one recorded tally was 18 yays, 0 nays for a version of 2025-0866 as amended); companion 2025-0869 failed on a procedural recorded vote (7 yays, 11 nays).

- Multiple land-use third-reading and second-reading ordinances and amendments were approved without public opposition where no speaker cards were received, as noted in the clerk's roll calls.

This item-by-item summary reflects the votes and tallies as recorded aloud or by the clerk in the Jan. 13 transcript; full ordinance text, minute entries and official clerks' records should be consulted for exact clause language and implementation steps.

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