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SECTION VII (Continued) interest from participating in a decision involving a resubmitted application if the Councilmember is no longer required to abstain. Continuation of an Item 1. Con~mmnce by a Councilmember. Any Cotmcilmember may continue an item (not subject to a legally or City- imposed deadline) to the next Council meeting or to another date agreeable to a majority of the Council. An agenda item may be continued only once using this procedure. 2. Other Continuances The applicant or other member of the public may request a continuance of an item and a Council majority may grant one continuance, provided, however that a request for a further continuance may be granted by a 4/5 vote of the Council and only if it finds that: the need for the continuance was beyond the control of the person requesting it; and the need for the continuance arose after (a) the date the notice of public hearing was published, if the item is a public hearing item, or (b) the date the Council agenda was posted for an item for which a public hearing is not required. Protests Any Councilmember shall have the right to enter into the record reasons for opposing any motion carried by the majority. Motion toReconsider Any member who voted with the majority may move reconsideration of any action at the same meeting or at the next regular meeting, providing no legal rights have intervened to create an estoppel. A majority of the Council present must approve the motion to reconsider. After a motion for reconsidera~on has once been acted on, no other motion for reconsidera~on thereof shall be made without unanimous approval. Auneals Any Councilmember may appeal a decision of City staff or of any board or commission as provided in the Pleasanton Municipal Code. If a Councilmember appeals such a 17