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The committee approved motions on pocket park hours, a neighborhood markers project, a parklet study, a neighborhood empowerment grant application, and adding West Lakeside Street Park to the list of parks with set hours. The City Administrative Officer report on accepting State traffic-safety grants received no action. Two items — a Department of Animal Services report on mandatory microchipping and a motion to direct the City Attorney on park closures during Red Flag Days — were continued.
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The committee voted to set or study changes that affect some local parks (new operating hours for Amistad Pocket Park, adding West Lakeside Street Park to the list of parks with set opening/closing hours, initiating South LA historic markers, and asking for a study to convert a street closure into a parklet). A proposed requirement to microchip pets and a proposed ordinance to close parks on Red Flag Days were not decided and will return later. A report about accepting state traffic-safety grant awards was not acted on at this meeting.
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