The council’s record
Every roll call the Chico City Council took since November 2008: 3,116 votes from 454 sets of minutes, with the full text of the minutes to search. What was moved, the outcome, and who voted how, as the clerk wrote it, each linked to the City’s own minutes. History, not a scorecard.
The record runs from Nov 18, 2008 to Sep 1, 2026. Nothing newer is read: the City’s meeting portal (chico-ca.granicus.com) asks crawlers not to visit, and we respect that. For later meetings, see the City’s own archive.
No roll calls for “rotary centennial park”
In the minutes
Where the words appear in the minutes’ full text: discussion, public comment and reports as well as motions.
…2.3. MINUTE ORDER NO. 03-21 - AUTHORIZATION FOR THE CITY MANAGER TO AMEND THE PUBLIC FACILITIES REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENT WITH CARD TO ALLOCATE ADDITIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD PARK DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FUNDS FOR ROTARY CENTENNIAL PARK Approved a minute order authorizing the City Manager to amend the Public Facilities Reimbursement Agreement with the Chico Area Recreation and Park District (CARD) to allocate an additional $200,000 in Neighborhood Park Development Impact Fund…
…2.2. MINUTE ORDER NO. 10-20 - AUTHORIZATION FOR THE CITY MANAGER TO AMEND THE PUBLIC FACILITIES REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENT WITH CARD TO ALLOCATE ADDITIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD PARK DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FUNDS FOR ROTARY CENTENNIAL PARK Approved a minute order authorizing the City Manager to amend the Public Facilities Reimbursement Agreement with the Chico Area Recreation and Park District (CARD) to allocate an additional $250,000 in Neighborhood Park Development Impact Fund…
…OOD PARK DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO A PUBLIC FACILITIES REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENT WITH THE CHICO AREA RECREATION AND PARK DISTRICT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ROTARY CENTENNIAL PARK Approved a minute order 1) allocating $1.5 million in Neighborhood Park Fees (Fund 340) to the Chico Area Recreation and Park District (CARD) for the development of the Rotary Centennial Park and 2) authorizing the City Manager to execute a pu…
How this is made
Read from the City’s minutes, every era of them (scanned ones by OCR), by matching each motion with the “AYES / NOES / ABSENT” lines below it and each name against that meeting’s roll call. A name the parser couldn’t match is left out, not guessed. The consent calendar (one vote adopting many routine items) is its own topic. Read the motion before drawing a conclusion: a “no” can be a vote against an amendment, not the policy.