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Housing and Homelessness Committee
The committee will review reports on affordable housing investments since 2010 and discuss new marketing procedures for transit-oriented units. Members will also receive updates on the Alliance program and consider a three-year lease extension for a bridge home site in Council District 15.
- Report on LAHD investments in affordable and permanent supportive housing since 2010
- Procedures for marketing and tenant selection for new covenanted affordable housing
- Progress updates on the Alliance and Time-Limited Subsidy (TLS) Alliance Program
- Lease agreement extension for Harbor Interfaith Services at 407 N. Beacon Street
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Ad Hoc Committee on the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games
The Ad Hoc Committee on the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games will review reports on the LA28 Human Rights Strategy and the Enhanced City Resources Master Agreement. The committee will also consider a motion to consolidate local business procurement opportunities onto the city's Regional Alliance Marketplace for Procurement platform.
- Report on LA28 Human Rights Strategy
- Report on Enhanced City Resources Master Agreement for 2028 Games
- Motion to consolidate local business procurement on the Regional Alliance Marketplace for Procurement platform
Approved a motion consolidating all Olympic procurement opportunities for local businesses on the City's Regional Alliance Marketplace. A report on the Human Rights Strategy was continued to a future date. The Enhanced City Resources Master Agreement for the 2028 Games was submitted without recommendation by a 4-0 vote.
- Approved motion to consolidate local business procurement for Olympics (6-0; Price absent)
- Continued Human Rights Strategy report to a date to be determined
- Submitted Enhanced City Resources Master Agreement without recommendation (4-0; Blumenfield, Padilla, Price absent)
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City Council Meeting
This is a notice for a regular City Council meeting. The agenda consists of procedural items including roll call, approval of minutes, and various public comment periods.
- Roll Call
- Approval of the Minutes
- Commendatory Resolutions, Introductions and Presentations
- Multiple Agenda Item Comment
- Public Testimony of Non-agenda Items
Ad Hoc Committee for LA Recovery
The committee will discuss updates on city building center operations and staffing. Members will also consider waiving permit fees for structures damaged by the January 2025 wildfires and authorizing grant funds for animal care in the Skid Row area.
- Ordinance to waive permit fees for rebuilding after January 2025 wildfires
- Authorization of $25,004 from a Petco Love grant for Skid Row animal services
- Operational updates for LA One Stop Building Center and PIPSC
The committee approved an ordinance to waive fees for permits to repair or rebuild structures damaged by the January 2025 wildfires. Additionally, the committee authorized the use of grant funds for animal care services in the Skid Row area.
- Approved ordinance to waive permit fees for buildings damaged by January 2025 wildfires (3-0)
- Approved use of $25,004 Petco Love grant for animal care and support in Skid Row (3-0)
- No action taken on updates regarding LA One Stop Building Center and PIPSC operational hours
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Personnel and Hiring Committee
The committee will review several personnel matters including board reappointments and salary adjustments. Discussions also cover employee benefits, workplace violation enforcement, and domestic violence training.
- Reappointment of Christine Diaz-Herrera to the Employee Relations Board
- Reappointment of Sung Sohn to the City Employees' Retirement System Board
- Salary range update for Council Aide I to match minimum wage ordinance
- New salary classification for Director of Continuous Improvement at LADWP
- Implementation of case settlement for Peace Officer Transfer Program
The Personnel and Hiring Committee approved several mayoral reappointments to city boards and updated salary ranges for specific city roles. The committee also approved amendments to employee Memoranda of Understanding and a new domestic violence training mandate for staff.
- Approved reappointment of Christine Diaz-Herrera to Employee Relations Board (2-0, 1 absent)
- Approved reappointment of Sung Sohn to City Employees' Retirement System Board (2-0, 1 absent)
- Approved salary range update for Council Aide I to meet minimum wage (2-0, 1 absent)
- Approved amendments to MOUs 01 and 20 for Administrative and Supervisory units (2-0, 1 absent)
- Approved salary for new Director of Continuous Improvement at LADWP (2-0, 1 absent)
- Approved as amended report on workplace violation enforcement (2-0, 1 absent)
- Approved implementation of case settlement for Fire and Police Pensions (2-0, 1 absent)
- Approved domestic violence/intimate partner violence training for employees (2-0, 1 absent)
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The committee will review a new ordinance to streamline the Sidewalk Repair Program. Members will also consider permanent appointments for the City Engineer and Executive Director of Sanitation, alongside various street renaming and infrastructure requests.
- Ordinance to codify a streamlined Sidewalk Repair Program
- Appointment of Crystal Lee as permanent City Engineer
- Appointment of Joone Kim-Lopez as Executive Director of the Bureau of Sanitation
- Grant application for Extreme Heat and Community Resilience Program
- Street renaming of West 58th Street to 'Senator Bill Greene Street'
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The council unanimously asserted jurisdiction over the Board of Harbor Commissioners' certification of Port Master Plan Amendment No. 30 for the John S. Gibson Truck and Chassis Parking Lot Project. The council vetoed the action and remanded the matter back to the board.
- Asserted jurisdiction and vetoed Port Master Plan Amendment No. 30 (11-0)
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Planning and Land Use Management Committee
The committee will review several land use matters including the historic designation of Fox Apartments and a new wastewater pumping plant in Venice. Members will also consider various motions regarding residential elevator requirements, transit pass mandates for developers, and senior care facility construction.
- Historic-Cultural Monument designation for Fox Apartments (W. Santa Monica Blvd)
- Reappointment of Nancy Yap to the Board of Building and Safety Commissioners
- Contract extension and $1.1 million increase for 25 on-call planning consultants
- Mandating multiple operational elevators in high-rise buildings
- Requiring transit passes for tenants under housing incentive programs
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Arts, Parks, Libraries, and Community Enrichment Committee
The committee will review several items including a $14.2 million grant for animal services and various park-related agreements. Discussions also cover temporary event space for the 2026 World Cup at El Corazon Art Park and potential land acquisitions for city parks.
- Acceptance of $14,220,000 grant from ASPCA and Best Friends Animal Society
- El Corazon Art Park temporary event space for 2026 World Cup
- Tommy’s Field – Boyle Heights soccer field recognition agreement
- Agreement with LA Compost for Sepulveda Garden Center hub
- Acquisition of Caltrans properties for park purposes
The committee approved a $14.22 million animal welfare grant, several CEQA exemptions, and agreements for community projects including a Boyle Heights soccer field and Skid Row animal care services. A motion to assess pet-inclusive housing policies was also passed. One item regarding a downtown World Cup art park was forwarded to the full Council without a recommendation.
- Approved $14.2M ASPCA grant for Animal Services (2-0-1)
- Approved CEQA exemption for Boyle Heights soccer field at 6th Street Viaduct Park (2-0-1)
- Approved agreements for Skid Row animal care using Subaru and Petco funds (2-0-1)
- Approved CEQA exemption for community compost hub at Sepulveda Garden Center (2-0-1)
- Approved fiber-optic cable easement at Dockweiler State Beach (2-0-1)
- Approved motion to assess and expand pet-inclusive housing policies (2-0-1)
- Approved publishing agreement with John McCormack and Angel City Press (2-0-1)
- Submitted El Corazon Art Park CEQA exemption to Council without recommendation (2-0-1)
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Energy and Environment Committee
The Energy and Environment Committee will discuss the proposed FY 2025-26 Watershed Investment Strategic Plan under Measure W, which funds safe clean water projects. They will also consider applications for Round 8 of the Regional Program, a transfer agreement with LA County Flood Control District, and several service agreements for biosolids management and sewer assessments.
- Appointment of Karla Ramos to Community Forest Advisory Committee
- Measure W FY 2025-26 Watershed Investment Strategic Plan
- Service agreement with Synagro West, LLC for biosolids management (time limit: July 25, 2026)
- Service agreements with National Plant Services, Inc. and RedZone Robotics for sewer CCTV assessment and cleaning
- Public roadway easement to Inyo County for Carroll Creek Bridge Replacement Project
Economic Development and Jobs Committee
The Economic Development and Jobs Committee will discuss four items: establishing a property-based business improvement district (BID) in Boyle Heights, approving staffing costs from CRA/LA bond proceeds, adopting the 2026-27 Workforce Development Annual Plan, and implementing a framework for second-chance employment in city contracting. Public comment will be taken in person. Item 4 was already approved by the Personnel and Hiring Committee.
- Establishment of Boyle Heights Industrial Flats Property-based BID (Item 1)
- Allocation of CRA/LA Excess Bond Proceeds for staffing costs (Item 2)
- Adoption of Workforce Development System Program Year 2026-27 Annual Plan (Item 3)
- Implementation framework for Executive Directive 20 on second-chance employment (Item 4)
Budget and Finance Committee
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several fiscal matters including updates on the Convention Center expansion, cannabis business tax policies, and various city contracts. The meeting also addresses funding requests for parks, transportation grants, and homelessness governance strategies.
- Status updates on Los Angeles Convention Center Expansion and Modernization
- Cannabis business tax amnesty program implementation
- Commercial cannabis record refiling and renewal ordinance
- Contract with HdL Coren & Cone for documentary transfer tax enforcement
- Gartner, Inc. contract for LATAX system replacement project management
The committee approved a new city homelessness governance structure as amended, with a split vote of 4-1 on Recommendation No. 4. They also approved the FY 2026-27 Budget Special Studies, commercial cannabis record refiling and tax amnesty programs, and several contracts for tax enforcement and IT consulting. Various grants and motions were concurred or approved unanimously.
- Approved homelessness governance structure as amended (4-1 on Recommendation 4, 5-0 overall)
- Approved FY 2026-27 Budget Special Studies report as amended (5-0)
- Concurred with commercial cannabis record refiling ordinance (5-0)
- Concurred with cannabis business tax amnesty program (5-0)
- Approved contract with HdL Coren & Cone for tax enforcement (5-0)
- Approved amended contract with Gartner for LATAX replacement (5-0)
- Concurred with Safe Streets for All grant for pedestrianization as amended (5-0)
- Approved motion on legal options for homelessness path forward (5-0)
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The council approved 10 amendments to Multiple Award Task Order Contracts for planning and design services at LAX, Van Nuys Airport, and Palmdale landholdings, increasing total contract authority from $100M to $265M. The council also approved a $10.75M tax-exempt and $15M taxable bond for the Queen Apartments affordable housing project, extended a Prop HHH funding commitment for Chavez Gardens, and confirmed appointments to the Airport, Harbor, and Cannabis Regulation commissions.
- Approved $165M increase for 10 LAWA planning/design MATOCs (15-0)
- Approved up to $25.75M in bonds for Queen Apartments affordable housing (15-0)
- Extended Prop HHH funding commitment for Chavez Gardens to Dec 2027 (15-0)
- Confirmed Adam Bierman to Cannabis Regulation Commission (15-0)
- Confirmed Clarence Daniels Jr. to Board of Airport Commissioners (15-0)
- Confirmed Beatrice Hsu to Board of Harbor Commissioners (15-0)
- Approved oversize vehicle parking restrictions in Watts area (15-0)
- Noted and filed Project Homekey and Alliance Settlement progress reports (14-0, 15-0)
Government Operations Committee
The Government Operations Committee will decide on multiple leases for city properties, including for the LAPD Inspector General, community gardens, and interim housing sites. They will also consider a proposed contract for video production services, the sale of city-owned property, and an ordinance to amend commercial cannabis activity fees and fines.
- Lease for LAPD Inspector General at 660 S Figueroa St, Suite 1900
- Non-profit ground lease for community garden with LANLT at 15240 W Tupper St
- Lease amendment for CD4 office at 13103 Ventura Blvd, Studio City
- Proposed contract with Squadron for video production services
- Ordinance amending Section 104.19 fees for Commercial Cannabis Activity
The committee unanimously approved 12 items, including leases for two interim housing sites (Hope the Mission and John Wesley Center), a new lease for the LAPD Inspector General office, two community garden leases with the Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust, and comprehensive amendments to commercial cannabis activity fees and fines. A discussion on selling or leasing surplus city properties was continued to a later date.
- Approved lease for LAPD Inspector General office at 660 S. Figueroa (3-0)
- Approved two community garden ground leases with LANLT (3-0 each)
- Approved interim housing lease with Hope the Mission at 1533-35 Schrader (3-0)
- Approved no-cost interim housing lease with John Wesley Center at 503 San Fernando (3-0)
- Approved comprehensive amendments to cannabis activity fees and fines (3-0)
- Approved non-profit lease for Two Bit Circus at 5975 S. Western (3-0)
- Approved sale of city property at 11381 W. Chalon (3-0)
- Continued item on surplus property revenue generation opportunities
SPECIAL Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee
The committee is considering over 20 proposed amendments to the Los Angeles City Charter, covering topics like neighborhood appeals, voting reform, ethics oversight, and Port of LA governance. Many items are continued from a previous meeting and have fiscal or community impact statements.
- Comprehensive charter reform report with recommendations on government efficiency, planning, and elections (Item 1)
- Motion to create a seven-member Neighborhood Appeals Commission (Item 2)
- Motion to implement Ranked Choice Voting for city elections (Item 10)
- Motion to allow noncitizen voting in city and school board elections (Item 13)
- Charter amendments for Port of Los Angeles, including public access and workforce impact (Items 5, 16, 17, 18)
SPECIAL - Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee
This special meeting of the Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee will discuss and potentially vote on 24 proposed amendments to the Los Angeles City Charter, covering topics from election reforms and ethics oversight to port operations and park funding. Many items have been continued from previous meetings. Public comment is in-person only.
- Charter Reform Commission report with recommendations on government efficiency, planning, police, and ethics
- Proposal to create a Neighborhood Appeals Commission for planning decisions
- Charter amendments for the Port of LA including a workforce impact report framework
- Doubling the annual appropriation to Recreation and Parks from 0.0325% to 0.065% of assessed property value
- Noncitizen voting for city offices and school board elections
The Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee approved the Chief Legislative Analyst's report on charter reform amendments as amended, based on the Charter Reform Commission's recommendations. Several related motions were approved, including those to create a Neighborhood Appeals Commission, bifurcate the City Attorney's office, and establish ranked-choice voting. Most items were continued to the next meeting on June 15, 2026, with a 4-0-1 vote (Councilmember Soto-Martinez absent).
- Approved CLA report on charter amendments as amended (4-0-1), continued some items to 6/15/26
- Approved motion to create Neighborhood Appeals Commission (4-0-1), continued to 6/15/26
- Approved motion to bifurcate City Attorney's office (4-0-1), continued to 6/15/26
- Noted and filed motion for Board of Neighborhood Appeals (4-0-1), continued to 6/15/26
- Approved motion to require regular fee studies (4-0-1), continued to 6/15/26
- Approved motion for ranked-choice voting reform (4-0-1), continued to 6/15/26
- Approved motion for Inspector General within Ethics Commission (4-0-1), continued to 6/15/26
- Approved motion on suspension for misconduct (4-0-1), continued to 6/15/26
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Personnel and Hiring Committee
The Personnel and Hiring Committee will discuss several personnel and salary matters. Key items include a $14.22 million grant for the Department of Animal Services, an update to hourly salaries to $18.42, and a proposed exemption of a Principal Project Coordinator position from civil service. The committee will also consider amending salary schedules for new classifications and a framework for second chance employment.
- $14,220,000 grant from ASPCA and Best Friends for Animal Services
- Update hourly salaries to $18.42 effective July 1, 2026
- Exemption of one Principal Project Coordinator from Civil Service
- Letter of Agreement with Engineers and Architects Association
- Framework for 'Second Chance Employment' through City contracting
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will consider a motion to authorize Park Rangers to carry firearms while on duty, accepting multiple donations for police and fire departments, and renewing FEMA grants. They will also review appointments to the Police Permit Review Panel and an ordinance increasing emergency service fees.
- Motion to amend municipal code to allow Park Rangers to carry firearms (item 16)
- Acceptance of $669,000 in-kind donation from LAFD Foundation for audiovisual upgrades (item 7)
- Contract with ASSI Security for continued security system maintenance at LAPD facilities (item 6)
- Ordinance to increase basic life support emergency service charges (item 14)
- Selection of Hollywood Tow Service as Official Police Garage in Service Area 6 (item 9)
Public Works Committee
The Public Works Committee will discuss a proposed moratorium on construction activity during the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, along with adjustments to street services permit fees and a contract extension for hazardous waste management. Other items include a trust fund for the Sixth Street Viaduct, closure of a pedestrian tunnel near Soto Street Elementary School, and several intersection naming designations.
- Moratorium on construction during 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games
- Proposed adjustments to Bureau of Street Services permit and application fees
- Second amendment to hazardous waste management services contract with Clean Harbors Environmental Services (time limit file)
- Establishment of Sixth Street Viaduct Maintenance Trust Fund for gifts and donations
- Closure of pedestrian tunnel at Soto Street and 7th Street near Soto Street Elementary School
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- Roll Call
- Approval of the Minutes
- Commendatory Resolutions, Introductions and Presentations
- Multiple Agenda Item Comment
- Public Testimony of Non-agenda Items
The council approved the reauthorization of $199,467,879 in MICLA funding for various capital improvement projects, fleet, and equipment. It also approved a $500,000 contract for outside counsel in the Kristin Crowley v. City of Los Angeles litigation. All items were adopted forthwith with recorded votes.
- Approved $199.5M MICLA reauthorization for construction projects (13-0)
- Approved $500K outside counsel contract for Crowley litigation (12-1)
- Approved $3.4M in transfers for Fifth Construction Projects Report (13-0)
- Reauthorized $1.5M in MICLA funding for Bureau of Street Services (13-0)
Transportation Committee
The Transportation Committee will discuss a DOT report on reducing signal delay for transit vehicles to cut travel times along light rail and bus rapid transit lines. They will also consider a budget motion for citywide alley paving funding. Other items include a reappointment to the Board of Transportation Commissioners, a zero-emission bus incentive application, and a verbal update on FIFA World Cup preparations.
- Reappoint Juan Solorio Jr. to Board of Transportation Commissioners (term ending 2031)
- Apply for Mobile Source Air Pollution Reduction Review Committee zero-emission transit bus incentives
- Reduce signal delay for at-grade LRT and BRT lines (continued from 3/11/26)
- Amend 2026-27 budget for citywide alley paving (Capital and Technology Improvement Expenditure Program)
- Review cost analysis of alternative response models for bus driver and rider safety
The Transportation Committee approved several items including a budget motion for citywide alley paving (3-0) and a report on reducing signal delays for transit (3-0). Also approved were a mayoral reappointment to the Board of Transportation Commissioners and an application for zero-emission bus incentives. A report on alternative response models for bus safety was noted and filed.
- Approved Mayor's reappointment of Juan Solorio Jr. to Board of Transportation Commissioners (3-0)
- Approved application to Zero-Emission Transit Bus Incentive Program as amended (3-0)
- Approved DOT report on reducing signal delay to transit as amended (3-0)
- Adopted Budget Motion for citywide alley paving as amended (3-0)
- Noted and filed DOT report on alternative response models for bus driver and rider safety (3-0)
Trade, Travel, and Tourism Committee
The committee will consider two board appointments: Clarence Daniels Jr. to the Airport Commission and Beatrice Hsu to the Harbor Commission. Major LAX items include a contract amendment for the Central Terminal Area curbside improvement program with Hensel Phelps Construction and new food/retail concession agreements for Terminal 4. Several port-related permit amendments with companies like China Shipping and Del Mar Seafoods are also on the agenda.
- Appointment of Clarence Daniels Jr. to Board of Airport Commissioners
- Appointment of Beatrice Hsu to Board of Harbor Commissioners
- Fourth Amendment to Contract with Hensel Phelps for LAX Central Terminal Area Curbside Improvement Program
- Concession agreements with Greater Than DD, Areas LAX T4, Host International, and Hudson Group for LAX Terminal 4
- Seventh Amendment to Permit with China Shipping Holding Company at Port of Los Angeles
Planning and Land Use Management Committee
The PLUM Committee will consider three mayoral reappointments to Area Planning Commissions, two appeals of major development approvals, and three historic monument designations. The largest item is a proposed six-building studio and sound stage campus on Stocker Street totaling roughly 256,758 square feet, which is being appealed by two environmental groups. The committee will also hear an appeal of a hotel expansion on Selma Avenue that removes all on-site parking.
- Appeals of a 256,758-sq-ft studio/sound stage campus at 3701-3761 Stocker St (CD 8) with alcohol, entertainment, and dancing permits; appealed by SAFER and CREED LA
- Appeals of a hotel expansion at 6415-6419 Selma Ave (CD 13) adding 14,427 sq ft and removing all on-site auto parking; appealed by Citizens for a Better LA and UNITE HERE Local 11
- General Plan Amendment and zone change from CR-1L-O to (T)(Q)C2-2D-O at 640 S San Vicente Blvd (CD 5) to allow medical clinics with a surgery center in an existing 68,500-sq-ft building
- Historic-Cultural Monument designations for Fox Apartments (10251 Santa Monica Blvd), Sparkletts Bottling Plant (4500 Lincoln Ave), and Schaarmann House (7850 Torreyson Dr)
- Mayor's reappointments of Steven Welliver, Julio Esperias Jr., and Eunice Song to Central, South, and East LA Area Planning Commissions through June 30, 2031
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Arts, Parks, Libraries, and Community Enrichment Committee
The committee will decide on accepting a $14.22 million grant from animal welfare groups to hire 23 new staff for the Department of Animal Services. They will also consider contracts for preschool programs at parks, playground equipment purchases, and a license agreement for additional parking at the Eagle Rock Tiny Home Village. Several mayoral appointments to city boards and commissions are on the agenda.
- $14,220,000 grant for Animal Services with 23 new positions
- Seven preschool operation contracts at various parks
- Playground equipment contracts with Landscape Structures Inc. and PlayPower, Inc.
- License agreement with Edison for parking at Eagle Rock Tiny Home Village
- NEA 'Spirit of Sports' grant application for FIFA World Cup programming
The committee approved an amendment to a $14.22M grant from ASPCA and Best Friends Animal Society for the Department of Animal Services to fund 23 new positions and improve animal outcomes. The item was continued to June 23, 2026 for further consideration by Budget and Finance and Personnel committees. Numerous other items were approved, including appointments, park contracts, library publishing agreements, and preschool program contracts.
- Approved appointment of Joanne Kim to Coliseum Commission (2-0)
- Approved $14.22M animal services grant amendment, continued to June 23 (2-0)
- Approved seven preschool contracts with non-profits (3-0)
- Approved National Endowment for the Arts World Cup grant (2-0)
- Approved playground equipment contract with Landscape Structures Inc. (2-0)
- Approved playground equipment contract with PlayPower Inc. (2-0)
- Approved Eagle Rock Tiny Home Village license agreement with SoCal Edison (2-0)
- Approved Proposition K deadline extension for Boys & Girls Club athletic field lighting (2-0)
Los Angeles City Health Commission
The Health Commission will hear a presentation on the Cultural District Networking Committee's work to develop cultural centers as a strategy for enhancing community belonging and wellness. The Commission may take possible action on this item. The meeting also includes approval of minutes, neighborhood council comments, public comment, and items for future discussion.
- Presentation by Karen Mack and Leticia Rhi Buckley on cultural district networking and wellness
- Possible Commission action on the presentation
- Approval of minutes from May 11, 2026
- Public comment period on agenda and non-agenda items
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Civil Rights, Equity, Immigration, Aging, and Disability Committee
The committee will review several mayoral appointments for city commissions and departments. It will also discuss community development funding, aging service updates, and senior nutrition programs.
- Appointment of Alexa Vaughn to the Disabled Access Appeals Commission
- Reappointment of Thela Thatch to the Board of Human Relations Commissioners
- Appointment of Aziza Hasan to the Board of Human Relations Commissioners
- Appointment of Abigal Marquez as General Manager of Community Investment Department
- Acceptance of $130,000 in Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program funds
Budget and Finance Advisory Committee
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Council approved a 10-year, $16.5M concession agreement with Sherman Oaks Castle Park Arcade and Cafe, LLC. Also adopted several items: noted greenhouse gas reports, authorized water pipeline easements at Chatsworth Park (continued to June 26), directed animal services reports on retail space and spay/neuter vouchers, confirmed a new animal services GM salary, and authorized fire department overtime funding. A motion to strengthen affordable housing requirements under SB79 was introduced and referred.
- Approved Sherman Oaks Castle Park concession (10-0)
- Noted annual greenhouse gas emissions inventory (10-0)
- Noted emissions from purchased goods and services (10-0)
- Continued Chatsworth Park easement vote to June 26 (10-0)
- Directed report on pet supply retail at animal shelters (10-0)
- Directed report on sterilization vouchers (10-0)
- Established salary for new Animal Services GM (10-0)
- Approved LAFD overtime funding transfer (10-0)
Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee
The Rules, Elections and Intergovernmental Relations Committee will vote on resolutions establishing the City of Los Angeles' positions on several state and federal legislative and regulatory actions. Key items include a HUD proposed rule on verifying immigration status for housing, the Supreme Court's decision on race in redistricting, and bills on water recycling grants, transit lane enforcement, and refinery worker safety.
- Item 7: City Attorney report on HUD's 'Verification of Eligible Status' rule for housing programs
- Item 5: Motion on impact of Supreme Court Louisiana v. Callais decision on race in voting districts
- Item 1: Resolution on H.R. 6204/S. 693 to extend Large-Scale Water Recycling and Reuse Grant Program
- Item 4: Resolution on AB 1837 to allow transit operators to use video for parking enforcement in transit lanes
- Item 8: Resolution on SB 966 to protect worker safety standards at oil refineries
The committee adopted 9 resolutions and a motion establishing the City's positions on state and federal legislative and administrative actions, and noted and filed a City Attorney report. All votes were unanimous (4-0-1) with Councilmember Raman absent.
- Adopted resolution supporting extension of Large-Scale Water Recycling Grant Program (4-0-1)
- Adopted resolution opposing HUD rule to rescind Equal Access Rule (4-0-1)
- Adopted resolution supporting SB 922 on street maintenance fee recovery (4-0-1)
- Adopted resolution supporting AB 1837 on transit-only lane enforcement (4-0-1)
- Adopted motion on impact of Louisiana v. Callais on race in voting districts (4-0-1)
- Adopted motion on tariff refund system for unlawfully collected tariffs (4-0-1)
- Noted and filed City Attorney report on HUD verification of eligible status (4-0-1)
- Adopted resolution supporting SB 966 protecting worker safety at refineries (4-0-1)