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future agenda; and under any processes set forth by statute or ordinance that requires City Council action, including City Council consideration of land use matters, appeals, and other matters as set forth in the Pleasanton Municipal Code. The agenda shall contain a brief general description of each item of business to be transacted or discussed, including any items to be discussed in closed session. [54954.2, 54954.5]. 9. Order of Business — Regular Meetings The usual order of business for regular meetings shall be as follows: 1. Call to Order and Pledge to Flag 6. Meeting Open to the Public 2. Remarks and Roll Call 7. Public Hearings and Other Matters 3. Report on Closed Session (if any) 8. Matters Initiated by the City Council 4. Agenda Amendments 9. Council Reports 5. Consent Calendar 10. Adjournment 9.1 Call to Order, Pledge to Flag, Remarks, Roll Call, Report on Closed Session These parts of the agenda are for the pledge of allegiance, roll call and the reporting out from any closed session items that may have occurred prior to the meeting. The City Council shall assign, on a rotating basis, a member (except the Mayor), to lead the Pledge of Allegiance. Following the Pledge, the assigned Councilmember may then make remarks (e.g., commendations, announcements, dedications), appropriate for opening the public meeting. 9.2 Agenda Amendments The agenda may be amended as provided in Section 6.5.4 Reordering of Agenda and Section 7.7 Continuance of Agenda Items. 9.3 Consent Calendar The consent calendar portion of the agenda is for routine items such as: approval of minutes', resolutions confirming actions from a previous meeting, the introduction and adoption of ordinances$, and the processing of administrative items such as the approval of contracts, the acceptance of public improvements, and other routine items requiring City Council approval by ordinance, resolution, or law. Prior to taking action on the The City Council waives the full reading of the minutes when the City Clerk has provided a copy of the minutes to the City Council in advance of the meeting. 8 The first reading and introduction of any ordinance on the Consent Calendar will include a reading of the title by the City Clerk, City Attorney or Mayor. The second reading and adoption of an ordinance on the Consent Calendar will note on the agenda when a Councilmember voted "No", abstained or recused from the first reading and introduction; which will be reflecting in the vote tally of the final ordinance. The City Council waives the full reading of all ordinances at time of introduction and adoption per 36934- 12