Ordinances
Laws adopted by the City Council — permanent rules on zoning, public safety, or municipal codes. They usually require two readings and take effect 30 days after adoption unless declared urgent.
See how each Culver City Council member votes on the ordinances, resolutions, and motions before them.
Laws adopted by the City Council — permanent rules on zoning, public safety, or municipal codes. They usually require two readings and take effect 30 days after adoption unless declared urgent.
Formal expressions of the Council's opinion or intent — approving contracts, budgets, or appointments. Usually passed in a single vote and effective immediately.
Used to take specific actions during meetings, like directing staff or approving minutes. Less formal than ordinances or resolutions, but still require a vote.
| Council Member | Year | Type of Vote | Summary | Voted |
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