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Key outcomes:

- Consent block (items 8–18 and 19–22): Approved by roll call, five in favor, 5-0.

- Item 1: Motion to send Section 82231 (nomination process language) to relevant committees (Budget and Finance; Efficiency and Audit; Government Efficiency). The motion passed 5-0.

- Item 2 (recusal): Member Roman recused from consideration related to an air-quality board nomination (EQMD). The committee then voted 4-0 on the item with Roman recused; listed votes were Chair Harris Dawson, Member Yourselsky, Member Soto Martínez and Member Lee in favor.

- Item 3: A resolution introduced by Aren Park Padilla addressing inclusion in the city’s 2025–26 state legislative program to prevent concentration of housing ownership in fire-damaged areas and to prioritize family recovery over large investors was approved 5-0.

- Item 4: Called for a separate vote at the request of a member. The item passed by a 4-1 vote with Member Lee recorded as the lone no vote.

- Item 5: Framework for youth participation in the Independent Redistricting Commission (as drafted in the city fiscal report dated May 30, 2023/24 language referenced) was approved 5-0.

- Item 6: (See separate article) Resolution supporting expansion of the state film and television tax-credit cap to $750 million was approved 5-0.

- Item 7: A measure concerning limits on building in very high fire severity zones was called out for a separate vote; the committee recorded four yes votes and one no vote (4-1). A member said the current draft language was “too broad” for support but overall indicated intent to work on revisions before full council consideration.

- Item 18: A member proposed an update for the current year; the amendment was adopted.

Votes were recorded by roll call at the times shown on the agenda: Chair Marquiz Harris Dawson and Members Roman, Your Sousky (Yourselsky/Yeruslowski variants in the transcript), Soto Martínez and Lee. Where the transcript recorded only a tally, the committee’s roll call was used to record the five members present and their recorded votes.

Several items were procedural and transmitted to relevant city staff or committees for follow-up; where a member requested separate consideration, the committee handled those items by individual roll-call votes. The committee adjourned the items after completing the roll calls and confirming there was no further business on the table.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations - SAP - 2/14/25","oneSentenceSummary","The committee approved a package of consent items and individual resolutions addressing nominations, housing ownership concentration after fires, youth participation in the independent redistricting process, recusals, and other procedural measures; most motions passed unanimously.","taxTitle","Spanish, Los Angeles City, Los Angeles County, California","taxId",80599,"location","California","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6328860,"Committee endorses city resolution backing expansion of state film and TV tax-credit cap to $750 million",691,651000,1342000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2316798-5f216192d58a5356feeda0e291451664&start=651&end=1342","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2316798-5f216192d58a5356feeda0e291451664/thumbnail_651000.jpg","/articles/6328860/California/Committee-endorses-city-resolution-backing-expansion-of-state-film-and-TV-tax-credit-cap-to-750-million","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6328860-1010c3e9e329d3f05e38bd770c855298/orig.mp4?Expires=1771171782&Signature=JZ0J9WM7j-ClThw9zYMJZJIKD--aJELm4UOrpV0hByEDBWnDtvDj60Ed~9UZQijTJIWORWRcUod~YR3xzGiOXoNTLqx9AmsjfgAlcI70yPA-XmsOiURWbUACXL-Or5t2rrH97I7XqXEHAjQ85rhCfCy9GX4g9UzgSh2hbFArHEyKvDiA2eh--v4xAtu~vHXOBpF7ZGPAhfNtRsiKgNNtDslZFL9euoaiTb5rygz4MTtOxifhs32TQB6Ey7OmMBkGNy-C09ndbOcm7YINLp6JxloX-NXcwGeNT9GqfsBJ~505Mdp41hRYMKXuLjE9NcWnbPDdVg6~VF-75a4S9ZgHBA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Rules, Elections and Government Committee unanimously voted to approve a resolution recommending that the city’s state legislative program support expanding the annual cap on the state film and television tax credit to $750 million.

The measure, discussed as agenda item six, drew public comment from local film-industry supporters who said production and local jobs have fallen and urged prompt legislative action. Noel Steeman, a film-industry representative, told the committee the petition behind their request has garnered more than 26,000 signatures and urged the committee members to use their influence in Sacramento. Pamela MusicKim, who identified herself with Stay Nley, said commercial production has dropped by more than 30 percent and argued the city should pursue incentives and local steps to bring work back.

Member Roman said he supported the resolution, calling incentives “important for our economy” and arguing the industry’s decline has damaged districts with studios and entertainment-sector workers. The committee opened but did not extend debate and then called the roll; Members Harris Dawson (chair), Roman, Your Sousky, Soto Martínez and Lee voted in favor, and the motion passed 5-0.

The resolution asks the city to include support for the higher cap in its state legislative program; it does not itself change city law or allocate funds. Committee discussion referenced the need for both state-level incentives and local actions — such as streamlining permitting and reducing local barriers to production — but no specific local funding or ordinance was proposed in committee. Committee members also thanked public commenters for submitting petitions and supporting materials.

Background provided at the hearing noted proponents’ view that each dollar of production generates multiple dollars of local economic activity; a speaker cited a commonly used industry estimate that roughly $24.34 of economic activity returns for each production dollar, though the committee did not adopt or verify that multiplier during the meeting.

The committee’s action is advisory to the full council and would be transmitted as part of the city’s state legislative priorities. No state legislation was before the committee itself, and the committee did not schedule a follow-up hearing on specific draft state language.","The Rules, Elections and Government Committee voted unanimously to back a city resolution urging the state to raise the annual cap on its film and television tax credit program to $750 million; industry representatives testified at public comment about lost productions and local economic harm.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: Rules, Elections and Government Committee approves multiple resolutions and consent items

Committee endorses city resolution backing expansion of state film and TV tax-credit cap to $750 million