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suspended in their entirety, such a motion does not supersede law or the <br /> Pleasanton Municipal Code. <br /> 13.3.2 Motion to Reconsider <br /> A motion to reconsider any action taken by the City Council may be made as <br /> follows: (1) The motion must be made by a Councilmember that voted along with <br /> majority that voted for the original motion that passed, although the motion for <br /> reconsideration may be seconded by any Councilmember; (2) The motion must be <br /> made either at the meeting at which the action to be reconsidered was taken, or, <br /> at the next regular meeting, provided appropriate due process is afforded to any <br /> participating parties; (3) The motion is debatable; (4) If any participating party has <br /> left the meeting, or if the motion comes at a subsequent meeting, the ultimate <br /> decision to be reconsidered must take place at a subsequent meeting; and, (5) If <br /> the original hearing was a public hearing, a new notice of hearing must be given <br /> before the matter is reconsidered. <br /> 13.3.3 Council Review <br /> A majority of the City Council, or an individual member of the City Council, may <br /> elect to have the City Council review any action of City staff or any board, <br /> commission or committee as provided in the Pleasanton Municipal Code. <br /> 13.3.4 Councilmember Appeal of Procedural Decision of Presiding Officer <br /> Any Councilmember may appeal any procedural ruling by the Mayor. If a <br /> Councilmember so moves and the motion is seconded, after debate, the ruling of <br /> the Mayor may be reversed by majority vote. If an appeal is taken, the question <br /> shall be, "Shall the decision of the Mayor be sustained?" <br /> 14. Action and Direction <br /> 14.1 Votes, General Rules <br /> Unless otherwise provided, the City Council's actions must be passed pursuant to a <br /> majority vote on a motion, and the motion may not be considered unless it is seconded. <br /> A simple majority vote by those Councilmembers present is necessary to pass a motion <br /> providing direction to staff or establishing administrative policy, however motions for the <br /> adoption of resolutions and ordinances require an affirmative vote of at least three <br /> Councilmembers to pass the motion as provided in Section 16.4 Majority Vote by Three <br /> Councilmembers Required. <br /> A Council majority may, before the vote is called, require that a roll call vote be taken on <br /> the motion before the City Council. For such roll call vote, Councilmembers' names will <br /> be called by the City Clerk in order of: Councilmember who made the motion; <br /> Councilmember who seconded the motion; then others alphabetically; with the Mayor's <br />
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