Council approves consent calendar, adopts PH1 and PH3; PH2 fails after ballot count
February 12, 2026 | Lancaster City, Los Angeles County, California
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Lancaster, CA — The Lancaster City Council handled routine business and several public hearings during the meeting.
The council approved the consent calendar by motion and voice vote; one member recused themselves from CC7 because of a stated conflict of interest. A subsequent public hearing (PH1) was introduced by motion to adopt Resolution 26-051 (subparts a–c) and to introduce Ordinance 11-47; the motion was seconded and passed unanimously. At PH2, council staff counted ballots and reported four "no" votes; with that count the council stated it did not have the ability to move to adopt and the matter was closed. PH3 was opened and later adopted by motion and second, recorded as passing unanimously.
Votes recorded in the meeting were described verbally as unanimous where noted; the transcript does not provide roll-call tallies by member name for all votes.
What’s next: the council scheduled its next meeting for Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026 at 1:30 p.m.
The council approved the consent calendar by motion and voice vote; one member recused themselves from CC7 because of a stated conflict of interest. A subsequent public hearing (PH1) was introduced by motion to adopt Resolution 26-051 (subparts a–c) and to introduce Ordinance 11-47; the motion was seconded and passed unanimously. At PH2, council staff counted ballots and reported four "no" votes; with that count the council stated it did not have the ability to move to adopt and the matter was closed. PH3 was opened and later adopted by motion and second, recorded as passing unanimously.
Votes recorded in the meeting were described verbally as unanimous where noted; the transcript does not provide roll-call tallies by member name for all votes.
What’s next: the council scheduled its next meeting for Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026 at 1:30 p.m.
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