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Council adopted ordinances to place ballot measures on the June 2 election (cannabis business taxes and changes to the transient occupancy tax), approved a TEFRA bond resolution to finance a 97-unit housing project, and instructed departments to study a maximum indoor temperature standard for rental housing. The body also approved multiple funding transfers (streetlight repairs, park security, restroom projects), cleared numerous Rent Escrow Account Program (REAP) removals, and requested several public safety and emergency management reports.
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Voters will see two City ballot measures in June about cannabis business taxes and changes to the hotel (transient occupancy) tax; the Council formally placed those measures on the ballot. The Council approved financing steps for a 97-unit housing development and directed city departments to study a possible maximum indoor temperature rule for rental units and related incentive programs for efficient cooling. Residents may also see local improvements funded sooner — streetlight repairs, extra security at Runyon Canyon, and park restroom work were authorized — and the City asked police, fire, and emergency management to report back on crowd-control, encampment clearance in high fire-risk hillsides, and overall emergency department capacity.
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