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The operating budget passed in a 22-1 vote, and the capital budget for Metro Government passed unanimously.
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It's the first removal trial of a member in more than a decade.
One big change made on Monday was the amount the city could allocate toward Department of Justice Public Safety Reforms being cut in half.
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The park is projecting a $500,000 shortfall in the next fiscal year.
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Councilman David James is asking the mayor to give council a seat at the table in an ongoing contract negotiation.
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The ordinance would spend $400,000 on legal aid for some being evicted.
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The amendment comes after weeks of protest and demands for reform.
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Louisville is trying to fill a $100 million hole in city coffers as shutdowns tied to the COVID-19 pandemic continue cut tax revenue.
About 158,000 jobs have been lost in Jefferson County due to the precautionary shutdowns, said Dr. Paul Coomes, who also discussed what the city could expect to happen with its budget and tax revenues.
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The full council still has to approve the plan, which will be taken up for a vote at the next meeting on Dec. 12.