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Council adopted revised parking meter rates and extended meter hours; directed agencies to develop fire sprinkler recommendations for residential high-rise buildings; noted and filed multiple committee reports (including DWP storm-safety and fire training reports); and approved several motions directing departmental actions on parking, public safety, housing, and grant applications.
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The Council approved new parking meter rates and extended operating hours, which the City says will increase parking revenue and change when meters are enforced. The Council also directed departments to develop requirements and reports about installing fire sprinklers in residential high‑rises, and asked the Department of Water and Power to report on lineworker safety before the rainy season. Several informational reports were filed and a number of motions were sent to City departments to pursue funding, enforce street and sidewalk accessibility, and set up temporary parking restrictions.
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- Adopted a revised fee schedule for parking meters and parking facilities and directed the Department of Transportation to extend meter hours and report back on rates and a proposed preferential parking fee schedule.
- Noted and filed the Department of Water and Power report on storm-event safety protocols and instructed DWP to report steps for lineworker safety for the upcoming rainy season.
- Requested City Attorney, with Bureau of Sanitation and Bureau of Street Services, to recommend Los Angeles Municipal Code changes clarifying enforcement of trash bins in the public right-of-way.
- Noted and filed grant close-out reports for four Project Homekey1 projects funded by the CDBG CARES Act program.
- Noted and filed multiple Department reports (City Planning informational reports, LAFD Special Training Fund annual report, Police Revolving Training Fund semi-annual report, and a DOT survey of red flag streets).
- Adopted a motion directing City departments (LAFD, DBS, LAHD, CLA, CAO, City Attorney) to develop recommendations to require fire sprinkler suppression systems in all residential high‑rise buildings and to report on feasibility and tenant protections.
- Noted and filed a Personnel & Public Safety committee item regarding prohibiting sworn officers from off‑duty secondary employment with certain civil immigration enforcement entities.
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