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Council confirmed or continued multiple nuisance-abatement liens, approved temporary street and walkway closures, directed how bus-lane enforcement revenue should be spent, authorized acceptance of a $5.09 million active-transportation grant, ratified a local emergency for recent windstorms and wildfires, and approved a series of legal settlements and budget transfers.
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The Council acted on many routine code-enforcement liens (a lien is a claim the City places on a property to recover abatement costs), approved temporary closures of specific streets or walkways to address local crime concerns, and told the transportation department to produce a spending plan for revenue from bus-lane camera enforcement so the money goes to safety and mobility projects. The City also accepted grant money for a new bike path, expressed support for a major Sepulveda transit alignment, ratified a Mayor-declared local emergency to speed disaster response, and approved several legal settlements that will be paid from the City’s liability funds.
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