Los Angeles public meetings in 2023

City Council Meeting

This Los Angeles City Council agenda for December 13, 2023, contains only procedural boilerplate. It outlines public comment guidelines, live broadcast details, and council voting rules. No specific ordinances, contracts, or rezoning items are listed in the provided text.

• No substantive policy actions, contracts, or rezonings are included.

• Amendment No. 7 to Agreement No. 47789 with TTEC Digital, LLC for software maintenance and support — approved
• Negotiate amendments to contracts with Workday, Inc., Hess and Associates, and KPMG for Human Resources Payroll (HRP) Pr — approved
• Designating locations in Council District 14 for enforcement against sitting, lying, sleeping, or storing personal prope — approved
  505 East 3rd Street; 1st Street Viaduct; East 4th Street - 4
• Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for 1000 Seward Project
  1000 Seward

City Council Meeting

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• Lease with CalPortland Company at LAX — approved
  5299 West 111th Street, Los Angeles International Airport (L
• Airline Passenger Lounge Space Lease and License Agreement with Societe Air France SA at LAX — approved
  Tom Bradley International Terminal, Los Angeles Internationa

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• Issuance of MICLA Lease Revenue Bonds, Series 2023-A (Capital Equipment and Real Property)
  $210.0M

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• Issuance of revenue bonds for facilities in Council District 13 — approved
  6305 Yucca Street, 6301 Yucca Street, 1823 Vine Street, 1641 · $30.0M

Ad Hoc Committee on City Governance Reform

The Ad Hoc Committee on City Governance Reform is holding a special meeting to continue discussion on a Chief Legislative Analyst report regarding independent redistricting charter reform and expansion of the City Council. The item was continued from the September 18, 2023 meeting. Public comment will be taken in-person only.

• Discussion of Independent Redistricting Charter Reform and City Council expansion (item 22-1196-S1)
• Support if amended from Reseda and Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Councils
• Support from Bel Air-Beverly Crest and Harbor Gateway North Neighborhood Councils
• Also referred to Rules, Elections, and Intergovernmental Relations Committee

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• Confirmation of lien for nuisance abatement costs/code violations at 5110 North Bakman Avenue — null
  5110 North Bakman Avenue · $3,235
• Confirmation of lien for nuisance abatement costs/code violations at 10927 West Otsego Street — approved
  10927 West Otsego Street · $5,810
• Confirmation of lien for nuisance abatement costs/code violations at 7114 North Bothwell Road — null
  7114 North Bothwell Road · $22,771
• Confirmation of lien for nuisance abatement costs/code violations at 800 North La Jolla Avenue — approved
  800 North La Jolla Avenue · $25,060
• Confirmation of lien for nuisance abatement costs/code violations at 8809 North Sunland Boulevard — null
  8809 North Sunland Boulevard · $1,081
• Confirmation of lien for nuisance abatement costs/code violations at 6736 West Foothill Boulevard — approved
  6736 West Foothill Boulevard · $5,809

Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee will review several resolutions to prohibit oversize vehicle parking between 2:00 am and 6:00 am in various council districts. The agenda also includes motions regarding streamlining transportation projects and a proposed public parking facility at 200 North Venice Boulevard.

• Resolutions to prohibit oversize vehicle parking (2:00 am–6:00 am) in Council Districts 14, 12, 9, and 14
• Motion to streamline design and construction of transportation infrastructure projects
• Motion for better coordination of public infrastructure maintenance in rights-of-way
• Motion regarding a 5-year Capital Infrastructure Plan for public right-of-way projects
• Motion for a proposed public parking facility at 200 North Venice Boulevard

• Prohibiting the parking of oversize vehicles in Council District 14 — approved
  Council District 14
• Prohibiting the parking of oversize vehicles in Council District 12 — approved
  Council District 12
• Prohibiting the parking of oversize vehicles in Council District 9 — approved
  Council District 9
• Prohibiting the parking of oversize vehicles in Council District 14 — approved
  Council District 14
• Streamlining transportation infrastructure projects — approved
• Coordination of public infrastructure maintenance in right-of-way — approved
• 5-year Capital Infrastructure Plan for public right-of-way projects — approved
• Citywide equity framework for transit project prioritization — approved

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee is reviewing reports on funding and operations for an interim housing facility at 2377 Midvale Avenue. The committee is also considering a motion to enhance city programs for female-identifying individuals experiencing homelessness.

• Interim housing facility project at 2377 Midvale Avenue
• Report on enhancing programs for women experiencing homelessness and domestic violence survivors
• Standardized process for acquiring private parcels for interim housing
• Pilot program for Opioid and Tobacco settlement funds
• Amendments to Proposition HHH Fiscal Year 2020-21 Project Expenditure Plan

• Authorize Department of Recreation and Parks to execute amended Covenant and Agreements for the Pueblo Del Sol Developme — approved
• Funding allocation, construction, lease or similar agreement, and operation of an interim housing facility at 2377 Midva — approved
  2377 Midvale Avenue

Planning and Land Use Management Committee

The Planning and Land Use Management Committee will consider several motions regarding interim building restrictions in the Northeast Community Plan and Boyle Heights areas. The agenda also includes requests for historic monument status for two properties and reviews of various housing development appeals.

• Designation of Cunningham Residence (1802–18CL6 South Crenshaw Boulevard) as a Historic-Cultural Monument
• Interim ordinance to prohibit building permits for single-family homes over 2,500 sq. ft. in Northeast Community Plan area
• Interim ordinance to prohibit demolition and building permits in Boyle Heights pending community plan update
• Designation of Disabled American Veterans Birmingham Hospital Chapter 73 as a Historic-Cultural Monument
• Appeal regarding a 10-unit apartment building at 2323 South Scarff Street

• Inclusion of Cunningham Residence in Historic-Cultural Monuments list — approved
  1802 – 1806 South Crenshaw Boulevard
• Extension of regulatory relief from land use provisions — continued
• Interim Control Ordinance for single-family residences in Hillside Construction Regulation Supplemental Use District — approved
• Interim Control Ordinance for Brooklyn Corridor Historic District — approved
• Inclusion of Disabled American Veterans Birmingham Hospital Chapter 73 in Historic-Cultural Monuments list — approved
  6543 – 6565 North Corbin Avenue
• Climate action and adaptation plan into General Plan — approved
• Appeal regarding CEQA exemption for apartment building construction
  2323 South Scarff Street · 10 units (1 affordable)

Energy and Environment Committee

The Energy and Environment Committee will review the status of all recycLA contracts and provider compliance. The meeting will also address options for mitigating cost increases for commercial green bin services.

• Review of recycLA Service Providers’ compliance with contract objectives
• Discussion of cost mitigation for commercial green bin service
• Closed session regarding litigation: Apartment Owners Association of California v. City of Los Angeles

• Status of all recycLA contracts and compliance with objectives; options for commercial accounts to mitigate cost increas — approved

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will review reports on the Homelessness Emergency Account status and a plan to fulfill the LA Alliance settlement agreement. The committee will also consider proposals for acquiring private property for housing and studying corporate trends in residential property transfers.

• Proposal for a standardized process to acquire private parcels for interim housing
• Motion to develop an online 'clearing house' for landlords to offer property to the City
• Study on corporatization trends and residential property transfers over the last five years
• Request for authority to issue revenue notes for 21300 Devonshire supportive housing project
• Contract amendments for Lead Hazard Remediation and Handyworker programs

• Standardized RFP and process for interim housing site development or acquisition
• Online clearing house for property sale or lease to the City for housing
• Plan to fulfill LA Alliance settlement agreement terms
• Authority to issue revenue notes for 21300 Devonshire supportive housing project
  21300 Devonshire
• Amendments to Lead Hazard Remediation and Handyworker Program contracts

City Council Meeting

This is the agenda for the Los Angeles City Council meeting on September 29, 2023. It contains only procedural information about how the meeting will be conducted, including public comment rules, voting procedures, and broadcast details. No specific legislative items, contracts, or policy matters are listed in this agenda text.

• Public comment available in-person and via teleconference (call 1 669 254 5252, Meeting ID 160 535 8466)
• Written comments can be submitted at LACouncilComment.com
• Meeting broadcast on Channel 35, online, and YouTube
• Quorum of 10 members required; most items need 8 votes
• Ordinances require unanimous vote on first consideration

• Designate intersection of 700 West D Street and Bay View Avenue as Jose Quezada Memorial Square — approved
  700 West D Street and Bay View Avenue, Wilmington
• Exception to street cut moratorium on San Marino Street — approved
  2683 San Marino Street
• Accessibility improvements for pedestrian bridges and tunnels in Council District Three — approved
  $891,375
• Designate intersection at 47th Street and Avalon Boulevard as Conner Johnson Funeral Home Square — approved
  47th Street and Avalon Boulevard

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• Amend prior Council action regarding TEFRA Hearing and issuance of revenue bonds for Arlington Apartments — approved
  3300 West Washington Boulevard · 84 units
• Application for Determination of Public Convenience or Necessity for liquor license at Besties Vegan Paradise — approved
  4882 - 4884 Fountain Avenue
• Application for Determination of Public Convenience or Necessity for liquor license at Gelsons Market — approved
  12121 West Olympic Boulevard, No. 5
• Issuance of revenue bonds for development of residential project at 23036 - 23060 Ventura Boulevard — approved
  23036 - 23060 Ventura Boulevard · 100 units · $50.0M
• Acceptance of non-monetary donation for Digital Interview Room Capture Stations for LAPD — approved
  $201,141

Public Safety Committee

The committee will review several departmental reports, including updates on LAPD helicopter fleet numbers and interim homeless housing funds. The agenda also includes discussions on grant awards for alcohol policing, forensic science, and victim assistance.

• LAPD report on remaining Interim Homeless Housing Funds
• LAPD report on Air Support Division helicopter fleet numbers over 20 years
• Retroactive application for the 2023-24 Alcohol Policing Partnership grant
• Retroactive application for the 2022 Paul Coverdell Forensic Science Improvement Program grant
• Amendment to contract with 3Di, Incorporated for Fire Inspection Management System

• Amendment to Contract with 3Di, Incorporated for the development and implementation of the Fire Inspection Management Sy — approved

Personnel, Audits, and Hiring Committee

The Personnel, Audits, and Hiring Committee is reviewing several reports regarding city staffing and contracts. Items include a contract extension for the Los Angeles Police Protective League's dispute resolution program and various budget recommendations for city positions.

• Contract amendment with Steven Siemers Dispute Resolution, LLC through June 30, 2024
• Authorization for Senior Management Analyst II position for Board of Public Works
• Authorization for Senior Management Analyst position for Centralized Contracts Management Section
• LAFPP Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2021-22
• Budget recommendations regarding Police Service Representative classifications

• Third Amendment and restated agreement to Contract No. C-131322 with Steven Siemers Dispute Resolution, LLC — approved

Planning and Land Use Management Committee

The Planning and Land Use Management Committee is reviewing multiple development proposals, including a 145-unit mixed-use building and various office renovations. The agenda also includes street reclassifications for heavy haul truck routes and an appeal regarding a single-family home construction.

• Proposed 145-unit mixed-use building at 905-923 Beacon Avenue and 1720 James M. Wood Boulevard
• Street reclassification of Anaheim Way and Farragut Avenue for Port of Long Beach heavy haul routes
• Appeal regarding a new two-story, 8,137-square-foot home at 1461 North Amalfi Drive
• Proposed 43-unit apartment building at 1537-1543 West Cambria Street
• Office space renovation and construction totaling 75,262 square feet on Cahuenga Boulevard

• Amend West Adams-Baldwin Hills-Leimert Community Plan Implementation Overlay District and Exposition Corridor Transit Ne — approved
• Development of mixed-use building at 905 - 923 Beacon Avenue and 1720 James M. Wood Boulevard — approved
  905 - 923 Beacon Avenue and 1720 James M. Wood Boulevard · 145 units (22 affordable)
• General Plan Amendment to the Wilmington – Harbor City Community Plan
  Anaheim Way and Farragult Avenue

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• Release of RFP for transit marketing services — approved
• Acceptance of SB1 State Transit Assistance (STA) funds for Fiscal Years 2017-18 through 2023-24 — approved
  $5.6M
• Prohibit parking of oversize vehicles on Woodlake Avenue — approved
  Woodlake Avenue, between Sherman Way and Sherman Place

Ad Hoc Committee on City Governance Reform

The Ad Hoc Committee on City Governance Reform is reviewing reports from the Chief Legislative Analyst. The discussion focuses on Independent Redistricting, Charter Reform, and the expansion of the City Council.

• Reports regarding Independent Redistricting, Charter Reform, and City Council expansion (Item 22-1196-S1)

Civil Rights, Equity, Immigration, Aging and Disability Committee

The Committee is reviewing several motions regarding the Bureau of Contract Administration. These items include proposals for analyses on supporting workers facing civil rights violations and increasing enforcement authority for wage claims.

• Motion 23-0934: Analysis on assisting workers subject to wage standards and civil rights violations
• Motion 23-0932: Increasing authority to enforce claims for overtime, break times, late pay, and gratuities
• Motion 23-0287: Analysis of resources used to prosecute wage theft cases
• Verbal report from the Bureau of Contract Administration regarding goals and initiatives

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• Amendments to MOUs for Bargaining Units 03, 04, 08, 14, 15, 17, 18, 34, 36, and 37 — approved
• Adding the Streets of Significance within Area W to Major Transit and Transportation Construction Impact Areas — approved

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• Grant contract for the 2021 Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Program (Clean Fuel Program) — approved
  $3.0M
• Review of interim permanent Supportive or Affordable Housing permitting, approval, and communication process

Budget, Finance and Innovation Committee

The Budget, Finance and Innovation Committee will review reports on the 2023-24 appropriation limit and construction projects. The agenda includes discussions on grant applications for technology hubs and ordinances regarding a new False Fire Alarm Program.

• Establishment of a False Fire Alarm Program and related fee provisions
• Creation of the RAISE LA Fund for infrastructure and streetscape enhancements
• Grant application for the Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs Grant Program
• Review of the 2023-24 Appropriation Limit report
• Refund claims from St. Genevieve Church, Stoic Developments, LLC, and Risen Phoenix, LLC

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• Improvement and maintenance of the Mount Gleason Avenue and Hillrose Street Lighting District — adopted
  Mount Gleason Avenue and Hillrose Street
• Improvement and maintenance of the Glendale Boulevard and Farwell Avenue No. 1 Street Lighting District — adopted
  Glendale Boulevard and Farwell Avenue No. 1
• Improvement and maintenance of the Planada Avenue and Avenue 65 Street Lighting District — adopted
  Planada Avenue and Avenue 65
• Improvement and maintenance of the Ventura Boulevard and Andasol Avenue No. 1 Street Lighting District — adopted
  Ventura Boulevard and Andasol Avenue No. 1
• Improvement and maintenance of the Northvale Road and Dunleer Drive Street Lighting District — adopted
  Northvale Road and Dunleer Drive
• Improvement and maintenance of the Fulton Avenue and Moorpark Street No. 1 Street Lighting District — adopted
  Fulton Avenue and Moorpark Street No. 1
• Improvement and maintenance of the Wells Drive and Casa Drive No. 1 Street Lighting District — adopted
  Wells Drive and Casa Drive No. 1

Government Operations Committee

The Government Operations Committee is reviewing motions regarding rent waivers for small business tenants leasing City property. The agenda also includes a draft ordinance to authorize fees at electric vehicle charging stations.

• Motion to waive rent for certain small business commercial tenants leasing City property
• Draft Ordinance to allow GSD to collect fees at EV charging stations
• Report on the feasibility of transferring 710 East 111th Place to Kedren Health
• Amendment to lease agreement for the Croatian Cultural Center at 635 South Pacific Avenue
• Review of a policy framework for city-owned interim housing transactions

The Government Operations Committee approved six actions, each unanimously (3‑yes, 0‑no). It adopted a framework for city‑wide interim‑housing transactions, directed rent waivers for certain commercial leases, adopted an ordinance allowing the GSD to collect fees at electric‑vehicle charging stations, filed a June 2023 quality‑assurance report, ordered a feasibility study on selling 710 East 111th Place to Kedren Health, and instructed an amendment to the lease of the vacant Croatian Cultural Center.

• Approved interim‑housing policy framework (3‑yes, 0‑no)
• Approved rent‑waiver directive for certain commercial leases (3‑yes, 0‑no)
• Adopted ordinance to collect fees at EV charging stations (3‑yes, 0‑no)
• Approved filing of June 2023 Quality Assurance report (3‑yes, 0‑no)
• Approved feasibility study on sale of 710 East 111th Place to Kedren Health (3‑yes, 0‑no)
• Approved amendment to lease of vacant Croatian Cultural Center (3‑yes, 0‑no)

• Framework for citywide policy regarding site acquisition, rehabilitation, and maintenance for city-owned interim housing — approved
• Waive rent payments for small business commercial tenants and activate LA Mall — approved
  LA Mall
• Feasibility of direct sale or transfer of city-owned property to Kedren Health — approved
  710 East 111th Place, Los Angeles CA 90059
• Amend nonprofit lease agreement for the Croatian Cultural Center — approved
  635 South Pacific Avenue, San Pedro

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will discuss LAPD's efforts to combat human trafficking and review several police commission reports. The agenda also includes motions regarding wildfire risk reduction and the expansion of a fireworks buyback program.

• LAPD presentation on human trafficking combat efforts
• Donation of Digital Interview Room Capture Stations valued at $201,141.12
• Acceptance of a Citywide Traffic Workload Study donation valued at $34,200
• Acceptance of advertising services donation valued at $1,075,000
• Report on reducing the risk of rapidly spreading wildfires

• Donation of Digital Interview Room Capture Stations
  $201,141
• Donation of advertising and marketing services for LAPD Recruitment and Employment Division
  $107,500
• Budget modifications and contracting authorities for the FY 2020 Urban Areas Security Initiative Grant
• US Department of Justice 2022 Community-Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative Grant award
  $2.0M
• Feasibility of creating a new substation at Westfield Topanga Shopping Center
  Westfield Topanga Shopping Center

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The Council approved multiple license agreements for non-profit office space and a professional services agreement for LA Channel 36. Other actions included confirming a Board of Water and Power Commissioner and authorizing a new lease for the Civil + Human Rights and Equity Department.

• Confirmed reappointment of Nurit Katz to the Board of Water and Power Commissioners (12-0)
• Authorized agreement with T-Mobile USA, Inc. for Mobile Worker Program services (12-0)
• Approved $2,525,000 professional services agreement with LACTAC for LA Channel 36 through June 30, 2025 (12-0)
• Authorized office space license for Tiuvac'a'ai Tribal Conservation Corps at Pacoima City Hall (12-0)
• Authorized office space license for Making It Happen Inc. at North Valley City Hall (12-0)
• Authorized 5-year, 3-month lease with Kajima Development Corporation for CHRED office space (12-0)
• Approved T-Mobile West, LLC/Crown Castle license amendment for antennas at 1400 ½ North Gaffey Street (12-0)
• Instructed Bureau of Engineering to develop a plan to protect LAFD Station 76 from vehicle strikes (12-0)

• First Amended and Restated Professional Services Agreement with the Los Angeles Cable Television Access Corporation (LAC — approved
  $2.5M

Energy and Environment Committee

The Energy and Environment Committee will review several reports from the Bureau of Sanitation and LADWP. Topics include green waste infrastructure, plastics ordinance enforcement, and incentives for building electrification.

• LADWP report on cooling apparatus requirements for residential rental units
• Bureau of Sanitation report on green waste infrastructure and underground collection pilot
• Implementation of Zero Waste City Facilities and Events Ordinance No. 187718
• Renewal of Industry Track Agreement with Union Pacific Railroad Company
• Contract amendment with Graybar Electric Company, Inc. for telecommunications equipment

The Energy and Environment Committee approved several reports from the Bureau of Sanitation and the Department of Water and Power. Key actions included approving a report on Zero Waste City Facilities and a report regarding cooling apparatus in residential rental units.

• Approved Bureau of Sanitation report on Zero Waste City Facilities and Events (4-0)
• Approved motion to draft ordinance amending plastics ordinance enforcement (3-0)
• Approved LADWP report on cooling apparatus in residential rental units as amended (4-0)
• Approved Board of Water and Power Commissioners report to renew Industry Track Agreement with Union Pacific Railroad Company (3-0)
• Approved Board of Water and Power Commissioners report for Amendment No. 1 to Contract No. 02028 with Graybar Electric Company, Inc. (3-0)
• Note and filed LADWP reports on competitive bidding and building electrification (4-0)
• Continued report on green waste infrastructure and underground collection technology to a date to be determined

• Renewal of the Industry Track Agreement with Union Pacific Railroad Company — approved
• Amendment No. 1 to Contract No. 02028 with Graybar Electric Company, Inc. — approved

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The City Council approved financing for healthcare facilities in Council District 7 and accepted over $2.1M in grant funding for victim assistance. Other actions included approving fire department donations and the reappointment of a Fire Commissioner.

• Approved bonds up to $12,000,000 for Ararat Assisted Living and Nursing Facility (13-0)
• Authorized acceptance of $2,178,586 grant for Fiscal Year 2022-23 Victim Assistance Program (13-0)
• Approved reappointment of Jimmie Woods-Gray to the Board of Fire Commissioners (13-0)
• Accepted $150,000 in athletic training services for LAFD Injury Prevention Unit (13-0)
• Accepted $23,840 in sports tickets for LAFD Bureau of Administration (13-0)
• Established private driveway at 11582 North Longacre Avenue as Vigil Way (13-0)
• Approved $59,238.22 utility permit refund to Time Warner Cable, North (13-0)
• Approved removal of 57 uncollectible LAHD invoices totaling $2,049,423.23 (13-0)

• Establishment of private driveway name as Vigil Way — approved
  11582 North Longacre Avenue
• Issuance of revenue bonds for Ararat Assisted Living and Nursing Facility — approved
  15105, 15099, and 15155 Mission Hills Road · $12.0M

Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee will review several LADOT reports regarding multimodal infrastructure in Council District 13 and the status of the Crossing Guard Program. The agenda also includes discussions on SB1 State Transit Assistance funds and budget recommendations for traffic control officers.

• LADOT report on multimodal infrastructure in Council District 13
• Resolution to accept annual SB1 State Transit Assistance funds for multiple fiscal years
• Budget recommendation for staffing Traffic Control Officers at the Wilmington District Office
• Resolution to prohibit oversize vehicle parking on Woodlake Avenue between 2:00 am and 6:00 am
• Report on the status of the Crossing Guard Program and expedited hiring

• LADOT report relative to multimodal infrastructure in Council District 13
• LADOT report relative to requesting authorization to release a Request for Proposals for the provision of transit market
• Prohibiting the parking of oversize vehicles on Woodlake Avenue, between Sherman Way and Sherman Place
  Woodlake Avenue, between Sherman Way and Sherman Place
• LADOT report relative to the Vision Zero implementation strategy for 2023

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Committee approved funding recommendations for the COVID-19 Homelessness Roadmap and a development agreement for affordable housing in Council District 1. It also confirmed two commission appointments and approved several motions requesting reports on tenant protections and interim housing.

• Approved appointment of Belinda Allen to Affordable Housing Commission (4-0, 1 absent)
• Approved appointment of Jerod Gunsberg to Rent Adjustment Commission (4-0, 1 absent)
• Approved COVID-19 Homelessness Roadmap funding recommendations (5-0)
• Approved loan agreement amendments for Single Room Occupancy Housing Corporation (4-0, 1 absent)
• Approved affordable housing development agreement for 216-224 South Avenue 24 (4-0, 1 absent)
• Approved TEFRA Resolution and conduit revenue notes for Grandview Apartments (4-0, 1 absent)
• Approved motion for report on state law tenant protections enforcement (4-0, 1 absent)
• Approved motion for report on interim housing site exits (4-0, 1 absent)

• Amending loan agreements for supportive housing developments owned and managed by Single Room Occupancy Housing Corporat — approved
• Disposition and development agreement for affordable housing on city-owned property — approved
  216-224 South Avenue 24
• Adopting TEFRA Resolution and authority to issue revenue notes for Grandview Apartments — approved

Personnel, Audits, and Hiring Committee

The Personnel, Audits, and Hiring Committee approved several Memorandums of Understanding for city bargaining units and the Board of Water and Power Commissioners. The committee also approved staffing and salary appropriations for the Bridge Improvement Program and a police training position exemption.

• Approved MOU 55 for Confidential Management Representatives Unit (3-0)
• Approved MOU amendments for Bargaining Units 03, 04, 08, 14, 15, 17, 18, 34, 36, and 37 (3-0)
• Approved re-exemption of one Director of Police Training and Education position from Civil Service (3-0)
• Approved administrative support recommendations for small and new Departments (3-0)
• Approved staffing and salary appropriations for the Bridge Improvement Program FY 2023-24 (3-0)
• Note & Filed report on Targeted Local Hire Program impediments (3-0)
• Receive & Filed report on Crossing Guard Program status and hiring (3-0)
• Note & Filed report on City Department vacancy rates (3-0)

• MOU for the Confidential Management Representatives Unit (MOU 55) — approved
• Amendments to MOUs for Bargaining Units 03, 04, 08, 14, 15, 17, 18, 34, 36, and 37 — approved

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The City Council approved several public safety measures, including a major contract extension for LAPD communication systems and the acceptance of two grants totaling over $1.6M. The council also confirmed a reappointment to the Police Permit Review Panel and accepted two non-monetary donations from the Los Angeles Police Foundation.

• Authorized $20,433,974 contract amendment with Motorola Solutions, Inc. for radio and dispatch system upgrades
• Approved $827,919 grant for the Budget Act of 2022 Firearm Relinquishment Grant Program (14-0)
• Authorized $853,450.05 grant from the CHP Cannabis Tax Fund Grant Program (15-0)
• Confirmed reappointment of Maruf Islam to the Police Permit Review Panel (14-0)
• Approved non-monetary donation of $40,362.95 for Mobile FOS renovations from LA Police Foundation (12-3)
• Approved non-monetary donation of $61,272 for Youth Cadet Leadership Program from LA Police Foundation (13-2)
• Approved Board of Police Commissioners report on California Red Flag laws and GVROs (14-0)
• Approved Board of Police Commissioners report on the impact of hate crimes (14-0)

• Budget Act of 2022 Firearm Relinquishment Grant Program application and award — approved
  $827,919

Planning and Land Use Management Committee

The Committee approved a motion to review the City's supportive and affordable housing permitting process. It also approved a coastal zone ordinance and several planning commission appointments. Two appeals regarding residential and commercial developments were denied.

• Approved motion to review interim permanent Supportive or Affordable Housing permitting process (5-0)
• Approved report to amend coastal zone development regulations and requested City Attorney prepare Ordinance (5-0)
• Approved motion for hillside stabilization cost estimate at 3585 Multiview Drive (5-0)
• Denied appeal for 60-unit residential building at 1041–1047 South Crenshaw Boulevard (5-0)
• Denied appeal regarding 7-Eleven operation conditions at 6701-6707 West Santa Monica Boulevard (5-0)
• Approved reappointment of Helen Leung to City Planning Commission (5-0)
• Approved reappointment of Amber Sheikh to Harbor Area Planning Commission (5-0)
• Approved reappointment of Thryeris Mason to Cannabis Regulation Commission (5-0)

• Conditional Use Permit for Density Bonus and On-Menu Incentives — continued
  3601-3615 Mission Road and 2010-2036 Lincoln Park Avenue · 184 units (47 affordable)
• Amend Coastal Zone Development Regulations — approved
• Conditional Use Permit for Density Increase and On-Menu Incentives
  101 units (15 affordable)

Trade, Travel and Tourism Committee

The Committee approved the reappropriation of $1,620,558 for a streetscape project in Council District 13. It also approved a permit amendment for Yusen Terminals, LLC and requested a status report on the Maersk APM Terminal Pier 400.

• Approved Thirteenth Amendment to Permit No. 692 with Yusen Terminals, LLC (3-0)
• Approved reappropriation of $1,620,558 for the Neighborhood Enhanced Network Project (3-0)
• Approved motion requesting Port of Los Angeles report on Maersk APM Terminal Pier 400 (3-0)

• Thirteenth Amendment to Permit No. 692 with Yusen Terminals, LLC — approved
• Reappropriation of $1,620,558 from Wilshire Center/Koreatown Redevelopment Project Area to the Neighborhood Enhanced Net — approved
  Wilshire Center/Koreatown Redevelopment Project Area · $1.6M

Civil Rights, Equity, Immigration, Aging and Disability Committee

The Committee will review communications from the Mayor regarding various appointments to city commissions. These items include reappointments to the Commission on Disability, the Commission on Civil Rights, and the Board of Human Relations Commissioners.

• Reappointment of Iran Hopkins to the Commission on Disability
• Reappointment of Abigail Zelenski to the Commission on Civil Rights
• Reappointment of Angelica Solis-Montero to the Board of Human Relations Commissioners
• Appointment of Jorge Acevedo to the Commission on Disability
• Appointment of Theresa de Vera to the Disabled Access Appeals Commission

The Committee approved the reappointment of three individuals and the appointment of two others to various city commissions. All five mayoral reports were approved, with one member voting against the appointment to the Disabled Access Appeals Commission.

• Approved reappointment of Iran Hopkins to the Commission on Disability (5-0)
• Approved reappointment of Abigail Zelenski to the Commission on Civil Rights (5-0)
• Approved reappointment of Angelica Solis-Montero to the Board of Human Relations Commissioners (5-0)
• Approved appointment of Jorge Acevedo to the Commission on Disability (5-0)
• Approved appointment of Theresa de Vera to the Disabled Access Appeals Commission (4-1)

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• Public comment available in-person and via teleconference (call 1 669 254 5252, Meeting ID 160 535 8466)
• Written comments accepted at LACouncilComment.com
• Meeting broadcast on Channel 35, online, and YouTube
• Council rules: quorum of 10 members, ordinances require unanimous vote on first consideration
• Lobbyist registration required for paid representatives per LA Municipal Code 48.01

The City Council approved bond financing for a residential rental project and established official support for several state and federal legislative bills. The council also noted reports on homelessness grants and street speed tables.

• Approved bonds up to $45,000,000 for 84-unit Arlington Apartments (11-0)
• Noted and filed CAO report on HHAP-4 grant application (13-0)
• Received and filed LADOT report on street speed tables (13-0)
• Supported SB 244 regarding electronics and appliance repair (13-0)
• Supported AB 1167 Orphan Well Prevention Act (13-0)
• Supported expansion of San Gabriel Mountains National Monument (13-0)
• Supported H.R. 4231 Downpayment Toward Equity Act (13-0)
• Supported H.R. 4232 Ending Homelessness Act and H.R. 4233 Housing Crisis Response Act (13-0)

• Issuing revenue bonds for the acquisition, construction, improvement, and equipping of Arlington Apartments — approved
  3300 West Washington Boulevard Avenue · 84 units · $45.0M

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The City Council approved recommendations for homelessness prevention programs and the development of temporary housing at 217 West 1st Street. Additionally, the Council established overnight parking prohibitions for oversized vehicles in Council Districts 10 and 11 and authorized funds for bus electrification infrastructure.

• Confirmed appointment of Fabian Garcia to the Board of Police Commissioners (13-0)
• Confirmed reappointment of Wendy Greuel and Tanisha Saunders to the LAHSA Commission (11-0)
• Approved CLA recommendations for homelessness prevention programs and requested strategic reports (13-0)
• Approved temporary homeless housing development and utility placement at 217 West 1st Street (13-0)
• Prohibited parking of vehicles over 22ft long or 7ft high from 2am-6am on select streets in CD10 (12-1)
• Prohibited parking of vehicles over 22ft long or 7ft high from 2am-6am on select streets in CD11 (12-1)
• Authorized application for $557,607 and $463,373 in Caltrans funds for bus electrification at 1910-1950 East Washington Boulevard (11-0)
• Instructed LADOT to report on potential tour bus prohibitions near the Hollywood Sign

• Temporary homeless housing and utility placement for park usage
  217 West 1st Street, Los Angeles, CA

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The City Council approved a zone change for a new car wash facility on West Victory Boulevard and granted an easement to Inyo County for the Pine Creek Bridge Replacement Project. The Council also directed reports on watershed investment projects and the creation of an Office of Survivor and Victims Services.

• Approved CEQA exemption and haul route for residence at 3649 and 3651 North Woodhill Canyon Road (12-0)
• Approved grant of easement to County of Inyo for Pine Creek Bridge Replacement Project (15-0)
• Instructed BOS and LADWP to report within 60 days on 2024 Watershed Investment Strategic Plan projects (15-0)
• Approved zone change for new 6,435 sq ft car wash at 22736 West Victory Boulevard (15-0)
• Instructed CIFD to report within 60 days on creating an Office of Survivor and Victims Services (12-0)
• Authorized $26M contract increase for Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles for eviction defense (outcome incomplete in text)

• 23-0802: CEQA Categorical Exemption and haul route application for 3649 and 3651 North Woodhill Canyon Road — approved
  3649 and 3651 North Woodhill Canyon Road · 3 units
• 23-0415: LADWP grant of easement to the County of Inyo for the Pine Creek Bridge Replacement Project — approved
  Pine Creek Bridge, Inyo County, California

Ad Hoc Committee on City Governance Reform

The Ad Hoc Committee on City Governance Reform is reviewing a report regarding independent redistricting, charter reform, and the expansion of the City Council. This item is a continuation from the committee's August 10, 2023, meeting.

• Report on Independent Redistricting, Charter Reform, and City Council expansion (Item 22-1196-S1)

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The City Council approved several Memoranda of Understanding amendments for city employees and the 2024 LAwell Program. The Council also authorized extensions for deferred compensation services and directed the Personnel Department to address barriers to hiring lateral law enforcement transfers.

• Adopted FY 2023-24 Unfreeze Resolution to fill vacated positions (12-0)
• Approved MOU amendments for Bargaining Units 02, 06, 07, 13, and 16 (12-0)
• Approved Amendment No. 3 to MOU 29 for City Attorneys (12-0)
• Approved Amendment No. 4 to MOU 31 for Confidential Attorneys (12-0)
• Approved 2024 LAwell Program benefit plans and rates (12-0)
• Extended deferred compensation contracts with Voya Institutional Plan Services and Voya Institutional Trust Company through September 26, 2025 (12-0)
• Instructed Personnel Department to identify recommendations for hiring lateral law enforcement transfers (12-2)
• Instructed Personnel Department to develop a public service announcement campaign for City job opportunities (12-0)

• First Amendment to Professional Services Agreement (C-130070) and Trustee Account Agreement (C-130069) with Voya Institu — approved

Energy and Environment Committee

The Energy and Environment Committee is reviewing reports on residential rental cooling programs and updates to stormwater approval processes for housing construction. The agenda also includes a grant contract for clean fuel vehicles and the reappointment of a Water and Power Commissioner.

• Report on potential programs to assist low-income and middle-income tenants with cooling apparatus in rental units
• Draft ordinance to update stormwater approval processes for housing construction
• Grant contract for the 2021 Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Program Clean Fuel Program
• Reappointment of Ms. Nurit Katz to the Board of Water and Power Commissioners
• Grant application preparation for the Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs Grant Program

The Energy and Environment Committee approved the reappointment of Nurit Katz to the Board of Water and Power Commissioners. The committee also approved a grant contract for clean fuel collection vehicles and the submission of a Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs grant application. Two items regarding rental unit cooling and stormwater approval were continued.

• Approved reappointment of Ms. Nurit Katz to the Board of Water and Power Commissioners (5-0)
• Approved grant contract for 2021 Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust Program Clean Fuel Program for Solid Resources Collection Vehicles (5-0)
• Approved grant application for the Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs Grant Program (5-0)
• Continued response to motion requiring cooling apparatus in residential rental units to a date to be determined
• Continued draft Ordinance updating low impact development and stormwater approval processes for housing construction to a date to be determined

• Amend Los Angeles Municipal Code to update processes related to low impact development and stormwater approval for housi — continued

Personnel, Audits, and Hiring Committee

The Personnel, Audits, and Hiring Committee will review a report from the City Administrative Officer regarding a new memorandum of understanding. This agreement covers the Police Officers, Lieutenant and Below Representation Unit for the period of 2023-2027.

• Report on 2023-27 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU 24) for Police Officers, Lieutenant and Below Representation Unit

The Personnel, Audits, and Hiring Committee approved a City Administrative Officer report regarding the 2023-27 Memorandum of Understanding for the Police Officers, Lieutenant and Below Representation Unit (MOU 24).

• Approved 2023-27 Memorandum of Understanding for Police Officers, Lieutenant and Below Representation Unit (2-1)

• 2023-27 Memorandum of Understanding for the Police Officers, Lieutenant and Below Representation Unit (MOU 24) — approved

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The City Council ratified the Mayor's August 19, 2023, Declaration of Emergency regarding Tropical Storm Hilary. Additionally, the Council adopted an ordinance to set tax rates for bonded indebtedness for the 2023-24 fiscal year.

• Adopted resolution ratifying Mayor's Declaration of Emergency for Tropical Storm Hilary (13-0)
• Adopted ordinance levying taxes and setting tax rates for bonded indebtedness for Fiscal Year 2023-24 (13-0)

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will review a City Attorney report and ordinance to create the RAISE LA Fund for accessibility, infrastructure, and streetscape enhancements, along with several other items including street naming, a board reappointment, and a fine schedule for tree-related violations. Public comment will be taken in-person only.

• Ordinance establishing RAISE LA Fund (Item 1)
• Designate Westwood Blvd & Rochester Ave as 'WOMEN LIFE FREEDOM SQUARE' (Item 2)
• Name private driveway at 11582 N Longacre Ave as Vigil Way (Item 3)
• Reappoint Michael Davis to Board of Public Works (Item 4)
• Add Streets of Significance for East SFV Transit Corridor (Item 5)

The Public Works Committee approved the creation of the Reinvestment in Accessibility, Infrastructure, and Streetscape Enhancements for Los Angeles (RAISE LA) Fund. Other actions included designating a commemorative square and approving a fine schedule for municipal code violations related to trees.

• Approved as amended the establishment of the RAISE LA Fund (3-0)
• Approved designating Westwood Blvd and Rochester Ave as 'WOMEN LIFE FREEDOM SQUARE' (3-0)
• Approved naming the private driveway at 11582 North Longacre Avenue as Vigil Way (3-0)
• Approved the reappointment of Michael Davis to the Board of Public Works (3-0)
• Concurred to note and file the East San Fernando Valley Transit Corridor Project item (3-0)
• Approved amending conditions for the vacation of the alley easterly of Reseda Boulevard (3-0)
• Approved as amended an administrative fine schedule for LAMC tree-related violations (3-0)

• Establishing a Reinvestment in Accessibility, Infrastructure, and Streetscape Enhancements for Los Angeles (RAISE LA) Fu — approved
• Establish name of private driveway as Vigil Way — approved
  11582 North Longacre Avenue
• Amending conditions for the vacation of the alley — approved
  Alley easterly of Reseda Boulevard from Erwin Street to appr

Budget, Finance and Innovation Committee

The Budget, Finance and Innovation Committee will review several financial reports, including investment updates and delinquent accounts. The committee will also consider a motion to transfer $1,000,000 for on-demand tree trimming services across all Council Districts.

• Motion to transfer $1,000,000 from the Unappropriated Balance for tree trimming services
• Grant agreement with State Water Resources Control Board for Hollenbeck Park Lake Rehabilitation
• Review of delinquent accounts receivables from the Los Angeles Housing Department
• Office of Finance reports regarding January through May 2023 Investment Reports
• Refund claim review for Time Warner Cable, North, regarding a Utility Permit

The Budget, Finance and Innovation Committee approved several refund claims and a grant for the Hollenbeck Park Lake project. It also authorized $1 million for city-wide tree trimming and approved a motion regarding Documentary Transfer Tax accuracy. Several items were continued to future dates.

• Approved $1,000,000 from Unappropriated Balance for on-demand tree trimming (5-0)
• Approved Board of Public Works report on Time Warner Cable refund claim (5-0)
• Concurred with grant agreement for Hollenbeck Park Lake Rehabilitation and Stormwater Management Project (5-0)
• Approved Collections Board of Review report on LA Housing Department delinquent accounts (5-0)
• Approved refund claim for 3434 Chesapeake, LLC (5-0)
• Approved refund claim for Bedrock Group, LLC (5-0)
• Approved motion regarding accuracy of County of Los Angeles Documentary Transfer Tax (5-0)
• Noted and filed Office of Finance Investment Reports (5-0)

• Grant agreement with the State Water Resources Control Board for the Hollenbeck Park Lake Rehabilitation and Stormwater — approved
  Hollenbeck Park
• Transferring $1,000,000 from the Unappropriated Balance for on-demand tree trimming services in all Council Districts — approved
  $1.0M

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The City Council approved bond financing for a 198-space mobile home park and rescinded the Sidewalk Repair Program ordinance. The Council also confirmed nuisance abatement liens for two properties and requested reports on streetlight maintenance.

• Approved bonds up to $30,000,000 for Chatsworth Mobile Home Estates (15-0)
• Confirmed $920.40 nuisance abatement lien for 10400 North Johanna Avenue (15-0)
• Confirmed $11,509.99 nuisance abatement lien for 824 West 52nd Street (15-0)
• Rescinded Ordinance No. 187106 regarding the Sidewalk Repair Program (15-0)
• Approved 2022-23 Capital and Technology Improvement Expenditure Program reappropriations (11-0)
• Instructed Bureau of Street Lighting to report on maintenance and LED replacements (11-0)
• Requested updated definitions for Local Resident and Transitional Workers (11-0)
• Instructed Bureau of Engineering to report on permanent fencing for Mulholland Highway (11-0)

• Application for Determination of Public Convenience or Necessity for the sale of alcoholic beverages at QuickStop Liquor — continued
  945 West Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 106
• Issuance of revenue bonds for the development of Chatsworth Mobile Home Estates — approved
  21500 Lassen Street · 198 units · $30.0M

Public Safety Committee, Special Meeting

The Public Safety Committee will hold a special meeting to hear reports regarding the effects of Hurricane/Tropical Storm Hilary. The Emergency Management Department, Los Angeles Fire Department, and Los Angeles Police Department are scheduled to present.

• Report on impacts of Hurricane/Tropical Storm Hilary by Emergency Management Department
• Report on impacts of Hurricane/Tropic Storm Hilary by Los Angeles Fire Department
• Report on impacts of Hurricane/Tropical Storm Hilary by Los Angeles Police Department

The Committee received reports from the Emergency Management Department, Los Angeles Fire Department, and Los Angeles Police Department regarding the impacts of Hurricane/Tropical Storm Hilary. No substantive decisions were made during this meeting.

Public Safety Committee

The committee will review several mayoral appointments for the Board of Fire Commissioners and Board of Police Commissioners. The agenda also includes reports on officer-involved shootings, non-monetary donations to city departments, and a presentation regarding recent retail theft increases.

• Appointment of Fabian Garcia to the Board of Police Commissioners
• Reappointment of Jimmie Woods-Gray to the Board of Fire Commissioners
• Donation of athletic training services valued at $150,000 for LAFD Injury Prevention Unit
• Donation of game tickets valued at $23,840 for LAFD Bureau of Administration
• Presentation from LAPD regarding the recent surge in retail thefts

The Committee approved several appointments to the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners. It also authorized multiple non-monetary donations for fire and police services and approved updates to fire codes and permit fees.

• Approved reappointment of Jimmie Woods-Gray to Board of Fire Commissioners (5-0)
• Approved appointment of Fabian Garcia to Board of Police Commissioners (5-0)
• Approved $150,000 athletic training services donation for LAFD (5-0)
• Approved $23,840 game tickets donation for LAFD (5-0)
• Approved FY 2022-23 Special Services Fee Adjustments for LAFD (5-0)
• Approved $40,362.95 simulator renovations donation for LAPD (4-1)
• Approved $61,272 support services donation for LAPD (4-1)
• Approved updates to the California and International Fire Codes (5-0)

• Selection of Absolute Towing-Hollenbeck Division Inc. to provide Official Police Garage Standard and Medium-Duty Towing — approved

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The City Council authorized a lease extension for an interim housing site in Council District 8 and reappropriated funds for a citywide zoning study. The Council also ordered several reports regarding lead and mold inspections, skatepark planning, and animal care facilities.

• Approved lease extension for 'A Bridge Home' site at 5965, 5971 and 5975 South Saint Andrews Place (11-0)
• Authorized reappropriation of $162,805 for Phase II of the Citywide Inclusionary Zoning Study (11-0)
• Instructed LAHD to report in 60 days on requiring lead and mold inspections as part of SCEP (12-0)
• Instructed Dept. of Recreation and Parks to report on establishing a citywide Skatepark Advisory Group (14-0)
• Instructed Dept. of Animal Services to report in 90 days on costs to repurpose the Harbor Animal Care Center aviary (11-0)
• Instructed Bureau of Engineering to report in 120 days on a project plan for the Wonder View Trail extension (11-0)
• Noted and filed report on colored-tagged homes related to 27th Street Firework Incident (11-0)
• Noted and filed reports on Homelessness Emergency Account and Prop HHH (11-0)

• Lease extension for 'A Bridge Home' interim housing site — approved
  5965, 5971 and 5975 South Saint Andrews Place · $2.2M
• Funding for Phase II of the Citywide Inclusionary Zoning Study — approved
  $162,805

Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee

The Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee is reviewing several resolutions to include specific bills in the City's 2023-24 legislative programs. The agenda also includes motions regarding infrastructure upgrades for Council meetings in Van Nuys and investigations into the arrival of migrants from Texas.

• Support for SB 244 regarding electronics and appliance repair access
• Support for AB 1167 (Orphan Well Prevention Act) requiring oil well bonds
• Support for expanding San Gabriel Mountains National Monument by 109,167 acres
• Support for H.R. 4231 providing $100 billion in homebuyer assistance
• Investigation into the arrival of 42 migrants from McAllen, Texas

Civil Rights, Equity, Immigration, Aging and Disability Committee

The Committee will consider a motion to create an Office of Survivor and Victims Services within the Community Investment for Families Department. Members will also review a City Administrative Officer report regarding updated fees for sidewalk and park vending.

• Motion to create an Office of Survivor and Victims Services
• Updated sidewalk and park vending fee study report

The Committee approved the creation of an Office of Survivor and Victims Services within the Community Investment for Families Department. Additionally, the Committee approved a report regarding sidewalk and park vending fees.

• Approved as amended Motion (Hernandez-Hutt) to create an Office of Survivor and Victims Services (4-0)
• Approved City Administrative Officer report dated July 25, 2023, regarding updated sidewalk and park vending fee study (4-0)

Budget, Finance and Innovation Committee

The Budget, Finance and Innovation Committee is reviewing a proposal to acquire the Mayfair Hotel at 1256 West 7th Street to use as a temporary shelter. The committee will also review interim program guidelines and an expenditure plan for the United to House LA (Measure ULA) program.

• Proposed acquisition, renovation, and operation of 1256 West 7th Street as a temporary shelter
• Negotiation of purchase and sale agreement terms with Mayfair Lofts, LLC
• Review of Fiscal Year 2023-24 Interim Program Guidelines and Expenditure Plan for Measure ULA
• Determination of CEQA statutory exemption for the Mayfair Hotel project

The Budget, Finance and Innovation Committee approved the Fiscal Year 2023-24 interim program guidelines and expenditure plan for Measure ULA. The committee also concurred with actions to acquire the Mayfair Hotel at 1256 West 7th Street for use as interim housing.

• Concurred with Measure ULA FY 2023-24 Interim Program Guidelines and Expenditure Plan (4-0)
• Concurred with acquisition and operation of 1256 West 7th Street (Mayfair Hotel) for interim housing (3-1)

• Purchase and sale of Mayfair Hotel for interim housing — approved
  1256 West 7th Street, Los Angeles, CA

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will review a motion for temporary housing in Council District 14 and discuss a pilot program for using Opioid and Tobacco settlement funds. The agenda also includes commission reappointments and updates on homelessness prevention programs.

• Developing temporary homeless housing at 217 West 1st Street
• Proposed pilot program for Opioid and Tobacco settlement fund expenditures
• Reappointment of Wendy Greuel to the LA Homeless Services Authority Commission
• Reappointment of Tanisha Saunders to the LA Homeless Services Authority Commission
• Review of City's Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention Round 4 grant application

The Committee approved a motion to develop temporary homeless housing and install utilities for future park use at 217 West 1st Street. Other actions included approving two commission reappointments and a grant application for homeless housing and prevention.

• Approved temporary homeless housing development at 217 West 1st Street (5-0)
• Approved reappointment of Wendy Greuel to LA Homeless Services Authority Commission (5-0)
• Approved reappointment of Tanisha Saunders to LA Homeless Services Authority Commission (5-0)
• Approved City Administrative Officer report for Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention Round 4 grant application (5-0)
• Approved Chief Legislative Analyst report on homelessness prevention programs as amended (5-0)
• Continued pilot program for Opioid and Tobacco settlement funds to date TBD
• Continued 2022 Annual Progress Reports on General Plan and Housing Element to date TBD

• 2022 Annual Progress Reports on implementation of the General Plan and the Housing Element — continued
• Developing temporary homeless housing and placing utilities for future park usage — approved
  217 West 1st Street

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The Housing and Homelessness and Government Operations Committees are reviewing a report regarding the acquisition and operation of 1256 West 7th Street as a temporary shelter. The item includes discussions on funding, site acquisition, and a purchase and sale agreement for the property known as the Mayfair Hotel.

• Purchase and sale agreement for property at 1256 West 7th Street (Mayfair Hotel)
• Use of property for interim housing and temporary shelter
• CEQA exemption determination for emergency homeless shelter use
• Negotiation of price and payment terms with Mayfair Lofts, LLC

The Government Operations and Housing and Homelessness Committees approved a report to acquire the Mayfair Hotel at 1256 West 7th Street. The property will be used as a temporary shelter and interim housing.

• Approved Municipal Facilities Committee report for the purchase and operation of 1256 West 7th Street (Mayfair Hotel) - Government Operations Committee: (3) Yes; Housing and Homelessness Committee: (3) Yes, (1) No

• Purchase and sale of Mayfair Hotel for interim housing — approved
  1256 West 7th Street, Los Angeles, CA

Neighborhoods and Community Enrichment Committee

The Neighborhoods and Community Enrichment Committee will review several Measure A grant extensions for various playground and park projects. The agenda also includes a motion regarding the distribution of Naloxone at City facilities and a presentation on the Neighborhood Council system.

• Grant application for Stetson Ranch Park Trail and Trailhead Rehabilitation Project
• Motion regarding stocking and distributing Naloxone at City facilities
• Measure A grant extensions for Valley Plaza Park and Venice Beach-Rise Avenue playgrounds
• Measure A grant extensions for Alvarado Terrace and Del Rey Lagoon playgrounds
• Transfer of funds between Dept. of Recreation and Parks and Information Technology Agency

The Committee approved several Measure A grant extensions for playground and recreation center projects. It also approved a motion to identify City facilities for Naloxone distribution and training. Additionally, a grant application for the Stetson Ranch Park Trail project was approved.

• Approved grant application for Stetson Ranch Park Trail and Trailhead Rehabilitation Project (3-0)
• Approved motion for report on City facilities to stock/distribute Naloxone and public training (3-0)
• Approved project scope for Palms Recreation Center and Measure A grant time extensions (3-0)
• Approved Measure A grant time extensions for Valley Plaza Park and Venice Beach-Rise Avenue playgrounds (3-0)
• Approved Measure A grant time extensions for Alvarado Terrace and Del Rey Lagoon playgrounds (3-0)
• Approved transfer of appropriations between Dept of Recreation and Parks and Information Technology Agency (3-0)

• Stetson Ranch Park Trail and Trailhead Rehabilitation Project grant application — approved
  Stetson Ranch Park
• Palms Recreation Center Project scope and Measure A grant performance period extension — approved
  Palms Recreation Center
• Measure A Grant Agreement Amendments for Valley Plaza Park and Venice Beach-Rise Avenue Playground Replacement projects — approved
• Time extension of Measure A grant performance period for Alvarado Terrace Playground and Del Rey Lagoon Playground repla — approved

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The City Council authorized loan commitments for two Proposition HHH housing projects and approved several Port of Los Angeles agreements. The Council also authorized mental health service contracts for library patrons and a zone change for a property on North Geyser Avenue.

• Approved up to $8.8M for Prop HHH projects Safe Harbor I ($4.9M) and Safe Harbor II ($3.9M) (14-0)
• Approved loan commitment extension for Grandview Apartments until December 31, 2023 (14-0)
• Approved 5-year contract with Humannovations for library mental health services, not to exceed $860,267 per fiscal year (14-0)
• Approved zone change for 7217 North Geyser Avenue to allow automotive and tow truck repair with multi-family residential use (14-0)
• Approved Third Amendment to agreement with Everport Terminal Services Inc., BYD Motors, LLC, and Taylor Machine Works, Inc. (14-0)
• Approved First Amendment to reimbursement agreement with Phillips 66 Company (14-0)
• Approved Third Amendment to agreement with Mark Thomas and Company, Inc. for State Route 47 bridge project (14-0)
• Authorized contracts with Melissa Munn Consulting, St. Joseph Center, Urban Alchemy, Urban Voices Project, and WEA CA, PC for library mental health services (14-0)

• Third Amendment to Subrecipient Agreement with Everport Terminal Services Inc., BYD Motors, LLC, and Taylor Machine Work — approved
• First Amendment to Reimbursement Agreement with Phillips 66 Company — approved
• Third Amendment to Agreement with Mark Thomas and Company, Inc. for professional engineering services — approved
  State Route 47 – Vincent Thomas Bridge and Front Street Inte
• Final loan commitments for Prop HHH Housing Challenge Projects: Safe Harbor I and Safe Harbor II
  828 West Anaheim Street and 728 North Lagoon Avenue · $8.8M

Transportation Committee

The committee is reviewing a contract amendment for the purchase of 130 electric buses from BYD Motors LLC. Members will also consider applications for state funds to install electrical infrastructure at a city-owned bus yard.

• Proposed amendment to contract with BYD Motors LLC for 130 electric buses
• Application for $557,607 and $463,373 in state funds for bus yard electrification
• Establishment of a paid parking meter zone on Canyon Lake Drive
• Installation of pedestrian and vehicle counting sensors near Lake Hollywood Park
• Prohibition of oversize vehicle parking in Council Districts 10 and 11

• First Amendment to Contract No. C-134342 with BYD Motors LLC for purchase of 130 electric buses
  130 units
• Apply for and accept State of Good Repair funds for bus electrification infrastructure at 1910-1950 East Washington Boul
  1910-1950 East Washington Boulevard
• Prohibit parking of oversize vehicles between 2:00 am and 6:00 am on certain street segments in Council District Ten
• Prohibit parking of oversize vehicles between 2:00 am and 6:00 am on certain street segments in Council District Eleven
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• Establish a Parking Meter Zone for paid parking on Canyon Lake Drive between Arrowhead Drive and Mulholland Highway adja
  Canyon Lake Drive between Arrowhead Drive and Mulholland Hig
• Add Streets of Significance within Area W to Major Transit and Transportation Construction Impact Areas

Personnel, Audits, and Hiring Committee

The Personnel, Audits, and Hiring Committee will review several reports regarding city employee bargaining units and hiring processes. The agenda includes discussions on budget recommendations for law enforcement transfers and incentives for hard-to-hire civilian roles.

• Amendments to Memorandums of Understanding for MOUs 02, 09, 07, 13, and 16
• Proposed amendments to Voya Institutional Plan Services and Voya Institutional Trust Company contracts
• Budget recommendation regarding lateral transfers from external law enforcement agencies
• Budget recommendation for LAPD incentives for civilian roles like Polygraph Examiners and Security Officers
• Report on impediments delaying the Targeted Local Hire Program

The Personnel, Audits, and Hiring Committee approved several Memorandums of Understanding and contracts for city services. The committee also approved a public service campaign for city jobs and a budget recommendation to address lateral hiring barriers for law enforcement.

• Approved Fiscal Year 2023-24 Unfreeze Resolution (3)
• Approved amendments to MOUs 02, 06, 07, 13, and 16 (3)
• Approved Amendment No. 3 to MOU 29 for City Attorneys Bargaining Unit (3)
• Approved Amendment No. 4 to MOU 31 for Confidential Attorneys Bargaining Unit (3)
• Approved 2024 LAwell Program (3)
• Approved contract amendments with Voya Institutional Plan Services and Voya Institutional Trust Company (3)
• Approved budget recommendation for lateral transfers of external law enforcement personnel (2-1)
• Approved motion to develop a public service advertisement campaign for City job opportunities (3)

• First Amendments to Professional Services Agreement and Trustee Account Agreement for the City’s Deferred Compensation P — approved

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The City Council approved several amendments to commercial concession agreements at LAX for URW Airports, LLC and DFS Group, LP. The Council also granted a liquor license for off-site consumption at Corner Market and confirmed a nuisance abatement lien for a property on West 59th Street.

• Confirmed $2,407.89 nuisance abatement lien for 1341 West 59th Street (13-0)
• Adopted protests for Mount Gleason Avenue and Hillrose Street Lighting District (13-0)
• Adopted protests for Glendale Boulevard and Farwell Avenue No. 1 Street Lighting District (13-0)
• Adopted protests for Planada Avenue and Avenue 65 Street Lighting District (13-0)
• Adopted protests for Ventura Boulevard and Andasol Avenue No. 1 Street Lighting District (13-0)
• Adopted protests for Northvale Road and Dunleer Drive Street Lighting District (13-0)
• Adopted protests for Fulton Avenue and Moorpark Street No. 1 Street Lighting District (13-0)
• Adopted protests for Wells Drive and Casa Drive No. 1 Street Lighting District (13-0)

• Confirmation of lien for nuisance abatement costs and/or non-compliance of code violations — approved
  1341 West 59th Street · $2,408
• Improvement and maintenance of the Mount Gleason Avenue and Hillrose Street Lighting District — approved
  Mount Gleason Avenue and Hillrose Street
• Improvement and maintenance of the Glendale Boulevard and Farwell Avenue No. 1 Street Lighting District — approved
  Glendale Boulevard and Farwell Avenue No. 1
• Improvement and maintenance of the Planada Avenue and Avenue 65 Street Lighting District — approved
  Planada Avenue and Avenue 65 Street
• Improvement and maintenance of the Ventura Boulevard and Andasol Avenue No. 1 Street Lighting District — approved
  Ventura Boulevard and Andasol Avenue No. 1
• Improvement and maintenance of the Northvale Road and Dunleer Drive Street Lighting District — approved
  Northvale Road and Dunleer Drive
• Improvement and maintenance of the Fulton Avenue and Moorpark Street No. 1 Street Lighting District
  Fulton Avenue and Moorpark Street No. 1

Planning and Land Use Management Committee

The Planning and Land Use Management Committee is reviewing several land use applications, including a new car wash facility on West Victory Boulevard and two residential building appeals. The committee will also consider the inclusion of a veterans hospital as a Historic-Cultural Monument.

• Proposed 6,435 square-foot car wash and auto detail center at 22736 West Victory Boulevard
• Designation of Disabled American Veterans Birmingham Hospital Chapter 73 as a Historic-Cultural Monument
• Appeal regarding a 10-unit apartment building at 2323 South Scarff Street
• Appeal regarding an 8-story, 33-unit mixed-use building at 1848 South Gramercy Place
• Updates to planning and land use fees and annual inflation adjustments

The Committee approved a zone change for a new car wash facility on West Victory Boulevard and updated planning and land use fees. Three mayoral appointments to city commissions were also approved. Several other items, including a historic monument designation and housing projects, were continued to future dates.

• Approved zone change and construction of 6,435 sq ft car wash at 22736 West Victory Boulevard (4-0)
• Approved reappointment of Maleena Lawrence to Central Los Angeles Area Planning Commission (4-0)
• Approved reappointment of Gail Kennard to Cultural Heritage Commission (4-0)
• Approved appointment of Nareg Gourdikian to South Valley Area Planning Commission (4-0)
• Approved Department of City Planning report on planning and land use fees update (4-0)
• Continued historic monument designation for Disabled American Veterans Birmingham Hospital Chapter 73 to Oct 3, 2023
• Continued coastal zone development ordinance amendment to Sept 5, 2023
• Continued appeal for 10-unit apartment at 2323 South Scarff Street to Sept 19, 2023

• Historic-Cultural Monument listing for Disabled American Veterans Birmingham Hospital Chapter 73 — continued
  6543–6565 North Corbin Avenue
• Amend coastal development regulations to align with Ordinance 187,712 — continued
• Zone Change from C2-1VL and P-1VL to (T)(Q)C2-1VL for car wash facility — approved
  22736 West Victory Boulevard

Trade, Travel and Tourism Committee

The Trade, Travel and Tourism Committee is reviewing FY 2023 Annual Planning Reports for several property-based Business Improvement Districts. The committee will also discuss grant applications for transportation and technology programs.

• FY 2023 Annual Planning Reports for various BIDs including Figueroa Corridor, Arts District LA, and Hollywood Entertainment District
• Authorization of PROTECT Program Grant application
• Authorization of Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs Grant Program application
• LAWA FY 2023-24 Statement of Debt Accountability and Capital Improvement Plan
• Port of Los Angeles FY 2023-24 Statement of Debt Accountability and Capital Improvement Plan

The Committee approved FY 2023 Annual Planning Reports for 10 Business Improvement Districts. It also authorized grant applications for transportation and innovation programs and approved a Port Optimizer project agreement.

• Approved FY 2023 Annual Planning Reports for 10 Business Improvement Districts (3-0)
• Noted and filed LAWA FY 2023-24 Debt Accountability and Capital Improvement Plan (3-0)
• Approved PROTECT Program grant application (3-0)
• Approved Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs Grant Program application (3-0)
• Noted and filed Port of Los Angeles FY 2023-24 Debt Accountability and Capital Improvement Plan (3-0)
• Approved Fifth Amendment to Wabtec Transportation Systems, LLC agreement for Port Optimizer project (3-0)
• Approved expansion of Healthy Neighborhood Market program to Council District 15 (3-0)
• Approved railroad crossing quiet zone feasibility study for Council District 15 (3-0)

• Fifth Amendment to the Agreement with Wabtec Transportation Systems, LLC (Port Optimizer project) — approved

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The City Council approved the consolidation of three Council District 10 homeless allocations into a single account for Homeless Health Care Los Angeles. Other actions included requesting an ordinance for park shade structure exemptions and ordering a report on outdoor dining permits in the Coastal Zone.

• Approved consolidation of $226,000 for CD10 homeless services (12-0)
• Requested ordinance for shade structure exemptions up to 1,300 sq ft at parks facilities (12-0)
• Instructed report on programmatic Coastal Development Permits for Al Fresco outdoor dining (12-0)
• Approved $400 for Italian American Heritage Month recognition and City Hall illumination (12-0)
• Confirmed appointment of Keren Waters to the Board of Neighborhood Commissioners (12-0)

• Amend Section 91.105 of the LAMC to add an exemption for shade structures at Dept of Rec and Parks facilities — approved
• Establish a programmatic Coastal Development Permit for Al Fresco outdoor dining in the Coastal Zone — approved
• Consolidate Council District 10 Homeless allocations into one account for homeless services — approved
  $226,000

Energy and Environment Committee

The Energy and Environment Committee will review several items regarding local water infrastructure and environmental programs. Discussions include potential partnerships for green space in schools and updates on increasing the local water supply.

• Motion regarding 2024 Watershed Investment Strategic Plan and school green space projects
• Easement grant to Inyo County for Pine Creek Bridge Replacement Project
• Grant applications for Community Resilience Centers Implementation Program
• Grant agreement for Hollenbeck Park Lake Rehabilitation and Stormwater Management
• Ordinance to increase utility or pipeline franchise application deposit from $6,000 to $10,000

The Energy and Environment Committee approved several water and resilience projects, including a motion for green space in schools. The committee also voted to increase utility franchise application deposits. One report on reducing imported water was continued to a future date.

• Approved motion for 2024 Watershed Investment Strategic Plan and green space projects (5-0)
• Approved easement grant to County of Inyo for Pine Creek Bridge Replacement Project (5-0)
• Approved grant applications for Community Resilience Centers Implementation Program (5-0)
• Approved grant agreement for Hollenbeck Park Lake Rehabilitation and Stormwater Management Project (5-0)
• Continued report on reducing imported water and increasing local water supply to a date to be determined
• Approved increasing utility or pipeline franchise application deposit from $6,000 to $10,000 (3-0, 2 absent)

• 2024 Watershed Investment Strategic Plan annual update — approved
• Pine Creek Bridge Replacement Project easement — approved
  Inyo County, California
• Community Resilience Centers Implementation Program grant applications — approved
• Hollenbeck Park Lake Rehabilitation and Stormwater Management Project grant agreement — approved
  Hollenbeck Park
• Increase utility or pipeline franchise application deposit — approved

Ad Hoc Committee on City Governance Reform

The Ad Hoc Committee on City Governance Reform will hear presentations from community organizations regarding redistricting reform. The committee will also review a report from the Chief Legislative Analyst concerning independent redistricting charter reform and the expansion of the City Council.

• Presentations from Community Organizations on Redistricting Reform
• Chief Legislative Analyst report on Independent Redistricting Charter Reform and City Council expansion

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The City Council approved the designation of the Hollywood Sikh Temple as a Historic-Cultural Monument. Other actions included activating a streamlined beverage permitting process in District 14 and authorizing a $50,000 reward for information regarding a 2022 death.

• Approved inclusion of Hollywood Sikh Temple at 1966 North Vermont Avenue and 4624–4636 West Finley Avenue in Historic-Cultural Monuments list (15-0)
• Activated the Restaurant Beverage Program streamlined permitting process in Council District 14 (13-0)
• Approved $50,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for the death of Demond Camper (15-0)
• Requested an ordinance to make the Repair and Demolition Fund an eligible funding source for public nuisance declarations (13-0)
• Reinstated the Vermont/Western Station Neighborhood Area Plan Child Care Trust Fund (13-0)
• Approved a Fifth Amendment to Contract No. C-117907 with Sansio, Inc. for LAFD EMS data devices (15-0)
• Directed CAO to identify fiscal resources for a comprehensive transportation safety and equity analysis (15-0)
• Instructed city departments to inventory underutilized or surplus lands for potential redistribution to marginalized groups (15-0)

• Amend LAMC Section 91.806 (Repair and Demolition Fund) — approved
• Activate Restaurant Beverage Program in Council District 14 — approved
• Designate Hollywood Sikh Temple as Historic-Cultural Monument — approved
  1966 North Vermont Avenue and 4624 – 4636 West Finley Avenue
• Reinstate Vermont/Western Station Neighborhood Area Plan Child Care Trust Fund — approved

Public Works Committee

The committee is reviewing motions regarding the regulation of recreational vehicle rentals in public rights-of-way and updates to the Public Infrastructure Stabilization Ordinance. The agenda also includes discussions on streetlight networks, sidewalk repair programs, and various city maintenance contracts.

• Proposed ordinance to prohibit RV rentals/sales in the public right-of-way
• Contract with Parkwood Landscape Maintenance, Inc. for the Japanese Garden
• Contracts with Ecology Control Industries and G2 Construction, Inc. for basin inserts
• Motion to replace temporary fencing on Mulholland Highway
• Project plan for a roundabout at Lake Canyon Drive and Mulholland Highway

The Committee approved several motions regarding the city's streetlight network, RV rental prohibitions in public rights-of-way, and infrastructure stabilization definitions. It also approved contracts for landscape maintenance and basin inserts, and authorized road improvements on Mulholland Highway.

• Approved motion regarding City streetlight network (2-0)
• Approved 2022-23 Capital and Technology Improvement Expenditure Program reappropriations (2-0)
• Approved motion to prohibit RV rentals and sales in the public-right-of-way (2-0)
• Approved motion to update Local Resident and Transitional Workers definitions in Public Infrastructure Stabilization Ordinance (2-0)
• Approved City Attorney report and Ordinance to rescind Sidewalk Repair Program Ordinance 187106 (2-0)
• Approved contract with Parkwood Landscape Maintenance, Inc. for Japanese Garden services (2-0)
• Approved contracts with Ecology Control Industries and G2 Construction, Inc. for basin inserts and screen covers (2-0)
• Approved as amended motion to replace temporary fencing on Mulholland Highway with permanent option (2-0)

• Amend LA Municipal Code to prohibit RV rental/business in public right-of-way — approved
• Replace temporary fencing on Mulholland Highway with permanent option — approved
  Mulholland Highway, from Canyon Lake Drive to Durand Drive
• Project development plan for roundabout installation and street improvements — approved
  Intersection of Lake Canyon Drive and Mulholland Highway

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The City Council approved the establishment of several street lighting districts and denied associated protests to confirm assessments. One proposed lighting district was abandoned due to a majority protest. Additionally, the Council confirmed liens for nuisance abatement costs on two properties.

• Confirmed nuisance abatement lien for 11151 West Blitz Street (15-0)
• Confirmed nuisance abatement lien for 1154 West 67th Street (15-0)
• Filed item for 467 North Walker Avenue as lien was paid in full (15-0)
• Abandoned New Hampshire and Fountain Avenues Street Lighting District (15-0)
• Approved Topanga Canyon Boulevard and Chatsworth Street No. 2 Street Lighting District (15-0)
• Approved South Park No. 1 Street Lighting District (15-0)
• Approved Sharp Avenue and Chamberlain Street Lighting District (15-0)
• Approved Coronado Street and Berkeley Avenue Street Lighting District (15-0)

• Determination of Public Convenience or Necessity for the sale of alcoholic beverages at QuickStop at Liquor Market — introduced
  945 West Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 106

Energy and Environment Committee

The Energy and Environment Committee is reviewing a Bureau of Engineering report regarding the Silver Lake Reservoir Complex Master Plan Project. The committee will consider the certification of the final Environmental Impact Report and project approval.

• Certification of the final Environmental Impact Report for the Silver Lake Reservoir Complex Master Plan Project

The Energy and Environment Committee approved a Bureau of Engineering report regarding the Silver Lake Reservoir Complex Master Plan Project. This action included the certification of the final Environmental Impact Report and project approval.

• Approved Bureau of Engineering report dated 07-19-23 for Silver Lake Reservoir Complex Master Plan Project (4-0, 1 absent)

• Silver Lake Reservoir Complex Master Plan Project — approved
  Silver Lake Reservoir Complex

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The City Council approved several transportation initiatives, including a $2 million federal grant for a Downtown LA demonstration project and a school speed hump program. The Council also authorized a $20 million agreement for the Fairmont Sedimentation Plant Project and confirmed a nuisance abatement lien.

• Approved $2,000,000 SMART Grant for 'Code the Curb: Downtown Los Angeles' project (10-0)
• Approved plan to implement speed humps on 100 street segments at 50 schools (11-0)
• Confirmed $1,284.56 nuisance abatement lien for 4270 South Chase Avenue (11-0)
• Approved $20 million agreement with Arcadis U.S., Inc. for Fairmont Sedimentation Plant Project (10-0)
• Accepted easement dedication for street purposes at 18333 West Gault Street (11-0)
• Authorized LADOT to apply for 2023 County Transportation Commission Partnership Program Grant (10-0)
• Instructed report on Oversized Vehicle Parking Ordinance enforcement and costs (11-0)
• Approved installation of John Waters' name on Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6644 Hollywood Boulevard (11-0)

• Offer to dedicate an easement for street purposes on 18333 West Gault Street — approved
  18333 West Gault Street
• Acceptance of $2,000,000 from SMART Grant Program for Code the Curb: Downtown Los Angeles demonstration project — approved
  Downtown Los Angeles · $2.0M
• Expenditure of up to $683,473 for Sherman Oaks BID Van Nuys Boulevard Median Project — approved
  Van Nuys Boulevard from Moorpark Street to Hortense Street · $683,473

Neighborhoods and Community Enrichment Committee

The Committee is reviewing several reports regarding mental health and social services for Library Department patrons. Members are also discussing various local infrastructure projects, including trail extensions and park developments.

• Library Department contract with Humannovations for mental health and social services
• Proposed Library contracts with Melissa Munn Consulting, St. Joseph Center, Urban Alchemy, Urban Voices Project, and WEA CA, PC
• Measure A grant funds for the Sixth Street Viaduct Park, Arts, and River Connectivity Improvements Project
• Repurposing of the aviary sanctuary at the Harbor Animal Care Center in San Pedro
• Construction and maintenance plan for a Wonder View Trail extension to Lake Hollywood Drive

The Committee approved multiple contracts for mental health and social services at city libraries. It also authorized funding for the Sixth Street Viaduct Park and approved plans for a trail extension and a citywide Skatepark Advisory Group.

• Approved appointment of Keren Waters to the Board of Neighborhood Commissioners (2-0, 1 absent)
• Approved Library Department contract with Humannovations for mental health and social services (3-0)
• Approved Library Department contracts with Melissa Munn Consulting, St. Joseph Center, Urban Alchemy, Urban Voices Project, and WEA CA, PC (3-0)
• Approved reconfiguration of Proposition K Regional Volunteer Neighborhood Oversight Committees (2-0, 1 absent)
• Approved Measure A grant funds for Sixth Street Viaduct Park, Arts, and River Connectivity Improvements Project (2-0, 1 absent)
• Approved motion to repurpose aviary sanctuary at Harbor Animal Care Center in San Pedro (2-0, 1 absent)
• Approved project development plan for Wonder View Trail extension to Lake Hollywood Drive (2-0, 1 absent)
• Approved motion to establish a citywide Skatepark Advisory Group (2-0, 1 absent)

• Library Department's contract with Humannovations for mental health and social services — approved
  Central Library and specified branch locations
• Library Department's proposed contracts with Melissa Munn Consulting, St. Joseph Center, Urban Alchemy, Urban Voices Pro — approved
  Central Library and specified branch locations
• Sixth Street Viaduct Park, Arts, and River Connectivity Improvements Project — approved
• Repurposing the aviary sanctuary at the Harbor Animal Care Center — approved
  Harbor Animal Care Center, San Pedro
• Wonder View Trail extension construction and maintenance — approved
  Wonder View Trail to a new trailhead on Lake Hollywood Drive

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The City Council approved a Memorandum of Understanding with Metro for the design and construction of the Los Angeles River Valley Bike Path Project. The council also approved several building permit refund claims and two private line telecommunications franchises.

• Authorized $60M MOU with Metro for Los Angeles River Valley Bike Path Project (13-0)
• Approved vacation of Calada Street south of Union Pacific Avenue (13-0)
• Approved vacation of portion of Cahuenga Boulevard between Waring and Melrose Avenues (13-0)
• Approved private line telecommunications franchise for 940 East 2nd Street Owners Association (11-0)
• Approved renewal of private line telecommunications franchise for Children's Hospital Los Angeles (11-0)
• Approved $124,949.44 building permit refund to Marc Scaglione (11-0)
• Approved $75,426.56 building permit refund to Tron Development Corporation (11-0)
• Approved $208,692.54 building permit refund to 1033 Somera, LLC (11-0)

• Vacation of Calada Street, south of Union Pacific Avenue to its southerly terminus — approved
  Calada Street, south of Union Pacific Avenue to its southerl
• Vacation of a portion of Cahuenga Boulevard, between Waring Avenue and Melrose Avenue — approved
  Portion of Cahuenga Boulevard, between Waring Avenue and Mel

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee will discuss several Proposition HHH housing projects and loan extensions. The agenda also includes reviewing the United to House LA (Measure ULA) interim guidelines and a potential ordinance for lead and mold inspections.

• Loan commitment extension for Grandview Apartments at 714 Grandview Street
• Final loan commitments for Safe Harbor I (828 West Anaheim Street) and Safe Harbor II (728 North Lagoon Avenue)
• Review of United to House LA (Measure ULA) FY 2023-24 Interim Program Guidelines
• Proposed ordinance for lead and mold inspections as part of the Systematic Code Enforcement Program
• Lease extension for A Bridge Home interim housing at 5965-5975 South Saint Andrews Place

The Committee approved the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Interim Program Guidelines and Expenditure Plan for United to House LA (Measure ULA). It also authorized loan commitments for several Proposition HHH housing projects and a lease extension for an interim housing site. Additionally, the Committee approved a motion to prepare an ordinance requiring lead and mold inspections for the Systematic Code Enforcement Program.

• Approved Measure ULA FY 2023-24 Interim Program Guidelines and Expenditure Plan (5-0)
• Approved Prop HHH loan commitment extension for Grandview Apartments at 714 Grandview Street (5-0)
• Approved final loan commitments for Safe Harbor I and Safe Harbor II Prop HHH projects (5-0)
• Approved lease extension for A Bridge Home site at 5965, 5971, and 5975 South Saint Andrews Place (5-0)
• Approved reappropriation of funds for Phase II of the Citywide Inclusionary Zoning Study (5-0)
• Approved motion to draft ordinance requiring lead and mold inspections for SCEP (5-0)
• Noted and filed Homelessness Emergency Account fund status report (5-0)
• Noted and filed Third Quarter Prop HHH Report for FY 2022-23 (5-0)

• Prop HHH Permanent Supportive Housing Loan Program commitment extension for Grandview Apartments — approved
  714 Grandview Street
• Issuing final loan commitments for Safe Harbor I and Safe Harbor II projects — approved
  828 West Anaheim Street and 728 North Lagoon Avenue
• United to House LA (Measure ULA) FY 2023-24 Interim Program Guidelines and Expenditure Plan — approved
• Reappropriation of funds for Phase II of the Citywide Inclusionary Zoning Study — approved
• Lease extension for A Bridge Home interim housing site — approved
  5965, 5971 and 5975 South Saint Andrews Place
• Lead and mold inspections as part of the Systematic Code Enforcement Program (SCEP) — approved

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The Housing and Homelessness Committee is reviewing a report regarding the acquisition and operation of 1256 West 7th Street as a temporary shelter. The item includes discussions on funding allocation, site acquisition, and minor renovations for the property.

• Purchase and sale agreement for Mayfair Hotel at 1256 West 7th Street
• Proposed use of property for interim housing and temporary shelter
• CEQA exemption determination for emergency mitigation purposes
• Negotiation of price and payment terms with Mayfair Lofts, LLC

The committee considered the acquisition and operation of the Mayfair Hotel at 1256 West 7th Street for use as interim housing. No final decision was reached, and the item was continued to a date to be determined.

• Continued item 23-0792 regarding the Mayfair Hotel interim housing project to a date to be determined

• Purchase and sale agreement and funding allocation for 12\u00ad06 West 7th Street (Mayfair Hotel) for interim housing — continued
  1256 West 7th Street, Los Angeles, CA

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The City Council approved the establishment of the Historic Core and Greater Lincoln Heights Business Improvement Districts. The Council also authorized several million dollars in funding for homelessness services, drug treatment, and crisis response.

• Established Historic Core Business Improvement District (12-0)
• Established Greater Lincoln Heights Business Improvement District (12-0)
• Approved 2023 Annual Weed and Brush Abatement Program (12-0)
• Approved $55,000 for LAPD North Hollywood Cadet Jeopardy program (10-3)
• Authorized up to $3,064,712 for L.A. REPAIR Innovation Fund grants (11-0)
• Appropriated $7,825,658.33 for residential drug treatment pilot (12-1)
• Reappropriated up to $5,186,581 for Unarmed Crisis Response Pilot Program (11-0)
• Reappropriated over $16M for crisis/bridge housing and street medicine (11-0)

• Establishment of the Historic Core Business Improvement District — approved
• Establishment of the Greater Lincoln Heights Business Improvement District — approved
• Application for Determination of Public Convenience or Necessity for the sale of alcoholic beverages at Corner Market — continued
  10505 Mount Gleason Avenue

Planning and Land Use Management Committee

The Planning and Land Use Management Committee approved several motions and reports, including a new streamlined permitting process for restaurants in Council District 14 and the designation of the Hollywood Sikh Temple as a Historic-Cultural Monument. The committee also approved a zone change for a property on North Geyser Avenue and a joint report on urban forestry strategies.

• Approved motion to amend LAMC Section 91.8906 regarding the Repair and Demolition Fund (5-0)
• Approved Restaurant Beverage Program streamlined permitting in CD 14 (5-0)
• Approved inclusion of Hollywood Sikh Temple in Historic-Cultural Monuments list (5-0)
• Approved motion to add shade structure exemptions for Recreation and Parks facilities (5-0)
• Approved reinstatement of Vermont/Western Station Neighborhood Area Plan Child Care Trust Fund (5-0)
• Approved zone change and ordinance modification for 7217 North Geyser Avenue (5-0)
• Approved motion to establish a Coastal Development Permit program for Al Fresco dining (5-0)
• Approved as amended joint report on urban forestry and biodiversity planning (5-0)

• Amend Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 91.8906 regarding Repair and Demolition Fund eligibility — approved
• Restaurant Beverage Program streamlined permitting land use regulatory process in CD 14 — approved
• Inclusion of Hollywood Sikh Temple in Historic-Cultural Monuments list — approved
  1966 North Vermont Avenue and 4624 – 4636 Finley Avenue
• Amend LA Municipal Code Section 91.105 for shade structure exemptions — approved
• Reinstate Vermont/Western Station Neighborhood Area Plan Child Care Trust Fund — approved
• Zone Change and modification of Reseda Central Business District Community Design Overlay — approved
  7217 North Geyser Avenue
• Establish programmatic Coastal Development Permit for Al Fresco outdoor dining — approved

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The City Council approved several fund transfers for police overtime and salaries funded by various federal and state grants. The Council also granted a liquor license for The Honest Bottle Company and confirmed a nuisance abatement lien.

• Approved establishment of Greater Lincoln Heights Business Improvement District (12-0)
• Approved establishment of Historic Core Business Improvement District (12-0)
• Granted liquor license for The Honest Bottle Company at 4511-4513 North Eagle Rock Boulevard (12-0)
• Confirmed $6,017.30 nuisance abatement lien for 3440 North Farnsworth Avenue (12-0)
• Authorized $24,000 transfer for Port Security Grant Program sworn overtime (10-2)
• Authorized $593,420 in transfers for Proposition 56 Tobacco Tax grant (10-2)
• Authorized $48,000 transfer for Collaborative Crisis Response Training Grant sworn overtime (10-2)
• Authorized $148,793 transfer for Alcohol and Drug Impaired Driving Vertical Prosecution Program salaries (10-0)

• Establishment of the Greater Lincoln Heights Business Improvement District — approved
• Establishment of the Historic Core Business Improvement District — approved
• Application for Determination of Public Convenience or Necessity for the sale of alcoholic beverages at The Honest Bottl — approved
  4511 - 4513 North Eagle Rock Boulevard

Housing and Homelessness Committee

The committee will review a report on homelessness prevention programs operated by the City, County, and Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority. Members will also discuss a mayoral communication regarding a Rent Adjustment Commission appointment and a fund status report.

• Appointment of Loraine Lundquist to the Rent Adjustment Commission
• Homelessness Emergency Account fund status report for the week ending June 23, 2023
• Overview of homelessness prevention programs and expansion recommendations

The Housing and Homelessness Committee approved a mayoral appointment to the Rent Adjustment Commission and noted a fund status report. A report on homelessness prevention programs was continued to a future date.

• Approved appointment of Loraine Lundquist to the Rent Adjustment Commission (4-0, 1 absent)
• Noted and filed Homelessness Emergency Account fund status report for week ending June 23, 2023 (4-0, 1 absent)
• Continued report on homelessness prevention programs to a date to be determined

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The City Council held a special meeting and recessed into closed session to confer with legal counsel. The discussion concerned the case Phillip Urquidi, et al. v. City of Los Angeles, et al. regarding the enforcement of bail schedules.

• Instructed legal counsel regarding litigation in Phillip Urquidi, et al. v. City of Los Angeles, et al.

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The City Council approved bond financing for two phases of a 100 percent affordable multifamily rental housing project. The council also established a new Business Improvement District in the Arts District and approved several airport-related leases and appointments.

• Approved bonds up to $15M for San Pedro Phase 2 affordable housing (12-0)
• Approved bonds up to $15M for San Pedro Phase 1 affordable housing (12-0)
• Established Arts District Los Angeles Business Improvement District (12-0)
• Approved five-year lease with Singapore Airlines Limited at LAWA (12-0)
• Approved five-year concession agreement with First Class Vending, Inc. (12-0)
• Confirmed appointment of Courtney La Bau to Board of Airport Commissioners (12-0)
• Confirmed appointment of Taelor Bakewell to Board of City Tourism Commissioners (12-0)
• Approved recommendations for expansion and retention of board and care facilities (12-0)

• Issuance of bonds for San Pedro Phase 2 affordable multifamily rental housing project — approved
  600 South San Pedro Street · 302 units (302 affordable) · $15.0M
• Issuance of bonds for San Pedro Phase 1 affordable multifamily rental housing project — approved
  600 South San Pedro Street · 302 units (302 affordable) · $15.0M
• Establishment of the Arts District Los Angeles Business Improvement District — approved
• Five-year Lease with Singapore Airlines Limited at Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) — approved
  6181 West Imperial Highway

Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee is reviewing several infrastructure proposals, including a $2,000,000 grant for the Code the Curb project in Downtown Los Angeles. The committee will also consider funding for the Van Nuys Boulevard Median Project and a feasibility study for an elementary school speed hump program.

• $2,000,000 grant acceptance for the Code the Curb: Downtown Los Angeles demonstration Project
• Up to $683,473 in funds for the Sherman Oaks BID Van Nuys Boulevard Median Project
• Memorandum of Understanding for the Los Angeles River Valley Bike Path Project
• Feasibility study for a dedicated speed hump program for elementary schools
• 2028 Olympic Legacy Street Improvements Plan report

The Committee approved several transportation initiatives, including $2 million for a downtown curb project and a memorandum for the Los Angeles River Valley Bike Path. It also authorized spending for a median project in Sherman Oaks and approved a report on speed humps for elementary schools.

• Approved $2,000,000 for Code the Curb: Downtown Los Angeles demonstration Project (5-0)
• Approved MOU for Los Angeles River Valley Bike Path Project (5-0)
• Approved up to $683,473 for Sherman Oaks BID Van Nuys Boulevard Median Project (5-0)
• Approved LADOT report on speed hump program for elementary schools as amended (5-0)
• Approved Motion to amend Mayor’s Proposed Budget for 2023-24 for Capital & Technology project (5-0)
• Approved retroactive authority to apply for 2023 County Transportation Commission Partnership Program Grant (5-0)
• Approved authority to issue RFP for Conduit Installation and Materials (5-0)
• Noted and filed report on 2028 Olympic Legacy Street Improvements Plan (5-0)

• Acceptance of funds for Code the Curb: Downtown Los Angeles demonstration Project — approved
  Downtown Los Angeles · $2.0M
• MOU for design and construction of the Los Angeles River Valley Bike Path Project — approved
  Los Angeles River Valley
• Sherman Oaks BID Van Nuys Boulevard Median Project — approved
  Van Nuys Boulevard from Moorpark Street to Hortense Street · $683,473
• Amending the Mayor’s Proposed Budget for 2023-24 — approved
• Request for Proposals for Conduit Installation and Materials — approved
• Oversized Vehicle Parking Ordinance — approved