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The Transportation Committee met in a special session and took action on a range of transportation items. The committee approved multiple reports and motions including Active Transportation Cycle 1 projects, an ordinance limiting >6,000 lb vehicles on Del Amo Boulevard, a Smart Loading Zone pilot, CAO funding and construction reports, a paratransit contract amendment, private ambulance rates methodology, and a motion to advance storm-preparation traffic strategies. LADOT reports on a Transit-to-Parks pilot and pedestrian improvements were noted/received and filed; a motion to implement Assembly Bill 630 on abandoned RV removal was submitted without recommendation. Several votes recorded 3 Yes and 2 absent (Padilla, Park).
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Committee members approved funding and program decisions that may lead to new active-transportation projects, curb-management pilots for loading and deliveries, street weight restrictions on a segment of Del Amo Boulevard, and changes to transportation contracts and rates (including paratransit and private ambulance rates). A proposal to apply Assembly Bill 630 to allow removal of abandoned RVs was not recommended by the committee. Two LADOT reports (a Transit-to-Parks bus pilot and pedestrian work at Paseo Del Mar) were filed for the record, and an update on the 2028 Olympic transportation plan was provided for information only. These actions authorize staff to proceed with planning, contracting, or ordinance steps that may result in visible street-level changes over time.
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