San Diego Municipal Code § 2.4 Adoption Agenda

described in Rule 2.4.4 and ordinances and resolutions placed on the agenda for action by the Council.

entire Council shall be placed on the Adoption Agenda in a timely manner, not to exceed 120 days.

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(a) The Council President shall identify items that are to be placed on the Consent portion of the Adoption Agenda.

(b) Any Councilmember may remove any item from the
Consent portion of the Agenda to the Discussion
portion of the Agenda by notifying the Council
President during the meeting.

(c) The Consent portion of the Adoption Agenda may
include those ordinances and resolutions, reported out
of a standing committee, for which the law does not
require a noticed hearing as described in Rule 2.4.4.
Items may be referred to the Consent portion of the
Agenda by the Council President for meeting
management purposes, where they can be disposed of
by a single motion.

(d) Any item considered in committee and reported out
with a unanimous affirmative vote of all committee
members shall, unless otherwise specified by the
Council President, be placed on the Consent portion of
the Agenda.

(e) An item bypassing Council committee review and
direct docketed shall not be placed on the Consent
portion of the Agenda, unless otherwise specified by
the Council President.

(f) Notwithstanding any other provision of these Rules of
Council or the San Diego Municipal Code, no item
concerning or relating to required financial disclosure
under federal or state law, including but not limited to
annual financial reports, Preliminary Official
Statements or Offering Documents, or other agreements
between the City and other entities supporting the
issuance of securities by or on behalf of the City or any
City-related entity, shall be placed on the Adoption
Agenda as a consent item.

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The Noticed Hearings portion of the Adoption Agenda shall consist of hearings upon matters that concern specific land uses, individual property rights, or legislative action which, by law, require noticed hearings.