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The Los Angeles City Council approved a 10-year franchise renewal for PS Southern California One, LLC; authorized property due diligence and a small fund transfer for potential acquisition in Council District 13; approved use-rights access for the Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust at the Watts Towers Arts Center Campus; advanced an ordinance and planning review to protect wildlife areas at Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park; and approved funding actions for a Handyworker Program and a Bureau of Street Lighting 3D printing pilot.
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Council decisions will allow a private company to continue operating an IT franchise under a new 10-year agreement that will generate modest application and annual fees for the city. The city is paying for title searches and appraisals to evaluate three Heliotrope Drive parcels, which is an early step toward possible acquisition for local priorities. A nonprofit was authorized to access parts of the Watts Towers Arts Center site to do development work, subject to engineering review. The Council also asked the City Attorney and planning staff to draft rules to protect wildlife areas in Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park and to consider special habitat protections; and directed limited funding to support a local Handyworker Program waiting list. A lighting bureau pilot using 3D printing received authorization to set up a new project account.
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