Los Angeles, CA

Personnel and Hiring Committee

Personnel and Hiring Committee

The Personnel and Hiring Committee will review reports on police hiring processes and payroll issues at the Los Angeles Fire Department. The body is also considering a salary adjustment for the City Ethics Commission Executive Director and the integration of homeless services employees into the city workforce.

• Ordinance to provide a salary adjustment for the Executive Director, City Ethics Commission
• Reports on LAFD payroll issues resulting from Network Staffing System integration with Workday
• Motion regarding funding for a new LAFD staff scheduling system
• Motion to integrate qualified Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority employees into the City workforce
• Reports on sworn and non-sworn hiring processes for the Los Angeles Police Department

Homelessness and Health Committee

The Homelessness and Health Committee will review a lease for a Tiny Home Village and a Master License Agreement for medical countermeasures. Members will also discuss reports on Prop HHH, Measure A, and the impacts of a predicted super El Nino on people experiencing homelessness.

• Lease agreement with Hope the Mission for a Tiny Home Village at 7500-7570 North Figueroa Street
• Master License Agreement with LA County Department of Public Health for the Medical Countermeasures Program
• Prop HHH quarterly reports for FY 2024-25 and FY 2025-26
• Motion regarding insurance requirements for homeless service providers
• Report on Operation Healthy Streets notifications in Skid Row

City Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing an updated Bed Plan for the Alliance Settlement Agreement and a proposal to expedite processing for new-construction condominiums and ADUs. The body is also discussing the potential establishment of Entertainment Zones in Downtown Los Angeles.

• Approval of the Updated Bed Plan for Alliance Settlement Agreement
• Instruction to draft an ordinance for expedited processing of new-construction condominium and ADU projects
• Authorization to waive all fees, charges, and interest for the property at 2331 South 6th Avenue
• Reappointment of Wendy Greuel to the LAHSA Commission through June 30, 2029
• Request for a report and public hearings on establishing Entertainment Zones in Downtown Los Angeles per SB 969

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Planning and Land Use Management Committee - SAP

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will review reports and motions regarding illegal dumping funding and enforcement. The body will also consider streamlining nuisance abatement proceedings and disaster planning permitting for natural gas infrastructure.

• Bureau of Sanitation report on funding for Watershed Protection Division illegal dumping investigations
• City Attorney report on streamlining nuisance abatement proceedings in the Municipal and Administrative Codes
• Motion to vacate four alleys along Gramercy Place
• Proposal to designate the intersection of Hauser Boulevard and Obama Boulevard as 'Nat Hutton Jr. Square'
• Service agreement with NS Corporation for repair and maintenance of automated vehicle wash facilities

Ad Hoc Committee for Boyle Heights Fire Recovery

The Ad Hoc Committee for Boyle Heights Fire Recovery will review water quality testing results from stormwater runoff following the June 17, 2026, Lineage warehouse fire. The committee will also discuss the feasibility of creating a Mitigation Response Fund to address the fire's impacts.

• Bureau of Sanitation report on water quality testing and contaminants from the June 17, 2026, Boyle Heights Lineage warehouse fire
• Status update on the Cleanup and Abatement Order from the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board
• Feasibility reports on establishing a Mitigation Response Fund from the City Administrative Officer, Community Investment Department, and Bureau of Sanitation

Planning and Land Use Management Committee

The Planning and Land Use Management Committee will consider an ordinance requiring permits for large warehouses in the Cornfield Arroyo Seco area. The body will also hear appeals regarding a wastewater pumping plant, a car wash upgrade, and residential and storage developments.

• Proposed ordinance requiring conditional use permits for warehousing and storage over 15,000 square feet in the Cornfield Arroyo Seco Specific Plan
• Appeal regarding a 2,283-square-foot wastewater pumping plant and parking lot at 128, 133, and 139 East Hurricane Street
• Appeal regarding upgrades to Denny's Car Wash at 10125 and 10113 North Balboa Boulevard and 17022 West Romar Street
• Appeal regarding two new single-family dwellings at 1236 North Cliff Drive
• Appeal and zone change for a seven-story, 161,645-square-foot self-storage facility at 4802–4828 West San Vicente Boulevard

Government Efficiency, Innovation, and Audits Committee

The Government Efficiency, Innovation, and Audits Committee will meet to discuss a report from the Innovation and Performance Commission (IPC). The discussion concerns the IPC Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2024-25.

• Report from the Innovation and Performance Commission (IPC) regarding the Fiscal Year 2024-25 IPC Annual Report (Item 26-1335)

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Ad Hoc Committee for Boyle Heights Fire Recovery - SAP

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City Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing reports on addressing homelessness among Transitional Aged Youth and implementing a citywide tree planting program. The body is also considering the acceptance of federal grant funds for pavement and shade projects.

• Proposal to direct the CAO to report on a strategy to address Transitional Aged Youth (TAY) homelessness
• Instruction for Bureau of Street Services to report on a staffing and resource plan for planting trees in vacant tree wells
• Proposed award of $2,500,000 in Federal Highways Administration grant funds for the Cool Pavement and Shade Structures Project
• Proposal to make non-specialized City-owned parking lots and civic properties available for film productions for a nominal fee

Trade, Travel, and Tourism Committee

The Trade, Travel, and Tourism Committee is considering several lease and contract approvals for Van Nuys Airport and LAX. The body will also discuss operational agreements and a status report request for the Port of Los Angeles.

• Proposed 10-year leases at Van Nuys Airport for Joby Aero Inc., Paramount Global Corporate Aviation LLC, and The Condor Squadron Officer's and Airmen's Association Inc.
• Proposed leases for general aviation facility redevelopment at 16425 Hart Street and 7701 Woodley Avenue
• Five-year contract with A to Z Glass & Mirror Inc. for LAX and Van Nuys Airport
• Amendments to agreements with Air Canada, La Petite Academy Inc., and Authorized Taxicab Supervision Inc. at LAX
• Port of Los Angeles agreements with Wabtec Transportation Systems, LLC and WWL Vehicle Services Americas, Inc.

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Civil Rights, Immigration, Social Services and Neighborhoods Committee

The Committee will consider a motion regarding the feasibility of adding an investment component to Opportunity L.A. for youth education and home purchases. Members will also discuss adding Native American Indian Commission representatives to the Olivia E. Mitchell Youth Council.

• Motion 26-1425: Feasibility of expanding Opportunity L.A. to include youth asset-building for education or home purchase
• Motion 21-0182: Proposal to add one female and one male representative from the Los Angeles City/County Native American Indian Commission to the Olivia E. Mitchell Youth Council

The Civil Rights, Immigration, Social Services and Neighborhoods Committee approved a motion to study the feasibility of expanding the Opportunity L.A. program to include youth asset-building components. The committee also approved an amendment to the composition of the Olivia E. Mitchell Youth Council to include two additional representatives appointed by the Los Angeles City/County Native American Indian Commission.

• Approved feasibility study for Opportunity L.A. expansion (3-0)
• Approved amendment to Olivia E. Mitchell Youth Council composition (3-0)

Energy and Environment Committee

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City Council Meeting

The City Council is discussing a motion to instruct the LAFD to develop a Measure FD Implementation and LAFD Expansion Plan. The body is also reviewing several personnel reports and parks assessments.

• Proposed LAFD Expansion Plan including staffing, station construction, and wildfire capabilities
• 2025 Citywide Parks Needs Assessment (PNA)
• Pico/Genessee Community Pocket Park Trust Fund No. 917 for FY 2023-24
• Motion to establish a Programmatic Fatal Crash Rapid Response Program
• Personnel reports on LAwell Program benefits and dependent audits for FY 2025-26

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City Council Meeting

The City Council is discussing the implementation of TAP-to-Exit faregate policies for Metro stations to improve safety. The body is also considering requests for reports on ADA compliance among local small businesses.

• Proposed LAFD and LAPD coordination for Metro TAP-to-Exit infrastructure and faregate policies
• Proposed report on the number of non-ADA compliant businesses and common reasons for lack of compliance
• Ordinance first consideration for a sanitary sewer easement quitclaim at 6501 South Sepulveda Boulevard
• Ordinance first consideration for a sanitary sewer easement quitclaim at 1950 South Avenue of the Stars
• Processing fees of $7,075.91 paid for each of the two proposed quitclaims

The Council sustained approval for a 814-unit mixed-use project on West Ventura Boulevard and instructed the LAFD to support Metro's TAP-to-Exit faregate infrastructure. Other actions included establishing a new JEDI economic zone and ratifying a local emergency declaration related to wildfires.

• Sustained approval for 814-unit mixed-use development at 12501-12665 W Ventura Blvd
• Instructed LAFD to support Metro TAP-to-Exit infrastructure and faregate policies
• Approved establishment of Pacific Boulevard JEDI Zone (110 Freeway to 22nd St)
• Ratified local emergency declaration for windstorms and wildfires (14-0)
• Approved Automated Bus Lane Enforcement (ABLE) for six DASH routes (13-1)
• Authorized $460,000 for a Public Bank Study (11-3)
• Appropriated $356,372 for cleanup services in Council District 7
• Approved 2026 Annual Planning Reports for San Pedro Waterfront and Hollywood Media BIDs

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Ad Hoc Committee on Charter Review

The Ad Hoc Committee on Charter Review will receive reports from the Chief Legislative Analyst and City Clerk. These reports cover deadlines, procedures, and matrices for potential Charter amendments to be submitted for future elections.

• Chief Legislative Analyst and City Clerk reports on Charter amendment deadlines and procedures (Item 26-1238)

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Housing Committee

The Housing Committee will review reports on removing six specific properties from the Rent Escrow Account Program. The body will also consider motions regarding the regulation of AI in rent-setting and policies concerning pet housing and landlord restrictions.

• Policy recommendations for algorithmic rent-setting and AI used by multifamily housing providers
• Motion regarding pet housing policies and landlord restrictions
• Removal of 9 East 19th Avenue from the Rent Escrow Account Program
• Removal of 4056 West 21st Street from the Rent Escrow Account Program
• Removal of 5951 North Fulcher Avenue, 5923 North Monterey Road, 412 East Brooks Avenue, and 1307 South Ridgeley Drive from the Rent Escrow Account Program

The Los Angeles Housing Committee approved the removal of six properties from the Rent Escrow Account Program. The committee also approved, as amended, motions concerning the regulation of algorithmic rent-setting technologies and pet housing policies.

• Approved Housing Department report for 9 East 19th Avenue removal from REAP (3-0)
• Approved Housing Department report for 4056 West 21st Street removal from REAP (3-0)
• Approved Housing Department report for 5951 North Fulcher Avenue removal from REAP (3-0)
• Approved Housing Department report for 5923 North Monterey Road removal from REAP (3-0)
• Approved Housing Department report for 412 East Brooks Avenue removal from REAP (3-0)
• Approved Housing Department report for 1307 South Ridgeley Drive removal from REAP (3-0)
• Approved Motion for algorithmic rent-setting and AI regulations as amended (3-0)
• Approved Motion for pet housing policies and landlord restrictions as amended (3-0)

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Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee will review proposals for transit route reconfigurations and the installation of new street barriers. The body is also considering several resolutions to prohibit oversized vehicle parking in Council Districts 2 and 15.

• Application for the FY 2025-26 Low Carbon Transit Operations Program
• Proposal to reconfigure the NoHo DASH line as NoHo2BUR Connect to Hollywood Burbank Airport
• Proposed parking bans for vehicles over 22 feet long or 84 inches high in CD 2 and CD 15
• Budget recommendation to replace plastic bollards with rigid delineators on Class 4 bikeways
• Motion to establish a Programmatic Fatal Crash Rapid Response Program

The Los Angeles Transportation Committee approved several transportation measures, including a budget recommendation to convert plastic bike lane bollards to rigid delineators and a motion to study installing Toronto-style barriers. The committee also approved changes to the NoHo DASH transit line and new parking restrictions for large vehicles in Council Districts 2 and 15. Additionally, the committee approved a resolution to submit an application for state low-carbon transit funding and updated guidelines for traffic signal timing.

• Approved application for State Low Carbon Transit Operations Program funding (4-0)
• Approved motion to study feasibility of installing Toronto-style barriers in-house (4-0)
• Approved as amended budget recommendation to convert Class 4 bikeways to rigid delineators (4-0)
• Approved motion to reconfigure NoHo DASH line as NoHo2BUR Connect (4-0)
• Approved resolution prohibiting parking of large vehicles in Council District 15 (4-0)
• Approved as amended resolution prohibiting parking of large vehicles in Council District 2 (4-0)
• Approved resolution prohibiting parking of large vehicles in Council District 2 (4-0)
• Approved as amended report updating signal phasing and timing guidelines (3-0)

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Arts, Parks, and City Facilities Committee

The Arts, Parks, and City Facilities Committee will review the second construction projects report for Fiscal Year 2026-27. Members will also discuss animal control staffing, city art collection policies, and various facility maintenance and land use motions.

• Second Construction Projects Report for Fiscal Year 2026-27
• Motion regarding Department of Animal Services staffing and deployment of Animal Control Officers
• Transfer of Proposition K funds for a data network at Studio City Recreation Center (12621 Rye Street)
• Proposed non-profit lease with Urban Alchemy for city space at 1710 North Cherokee Avenue, Suite A
• Declaration of city-owned property near 39th Street/Flower Drive and 3947 South Figueroa Street as Exempt Surplus Land

The Committee approved several motions including a new citywide data privacy policy and a deaccession policy for the City Art Collection. Other actions included approving a non-profit lease for the CIRCLE program and designating two city-owned properties as Exempt Surplus Land.

• Approved City Administrative Officer's Second Construction Projects Report for FY 2026-27 (2-0)
• Approved Department of Animal Services spay and neuter report as amended (3-0)
• Approved motion regarding Animal Control Officer staffing and deployment (2-0)
• Approved proposed deaccession policy for City Art Collection (2-0)
• Approved motion to inventory City-owned artwork and objects (2-0)
• Approved Proposition K funds transfer for Studio City Recreation Center security (2-0)
• Approved establishment of a Citywide data privacy policy (2-0)
• Approved designation of two properties near 39th St/Flower Dr and S Figueroa St as Exempt Surplus Land (2-0)