City Council - Regular Meeting

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Thank you, Council President. I move to receive and file items 12 and 19.

Thank you, Council President. I'd like to continue item 4 and 26 to November 18, and I'd like to call item 62 and 63 special for a separate vote.

Thank you, Council President. I would like to call item 6, well, actually, those are called. I would like to call item 34, 67, and 72 for comments. Thank you.

Thank you, Chair. I'd like to continue item 5 to November 18th, and I would like to move the BNF report for item 69.

Mr. President, I'd like to move that we receive and file item 14 as this item has been paid.

Thank you. On item three, we'd like to receive and file the lien.

Yes. Thank you, Council President. I would like to continue item 16 to November 18th, please. Thank you.

I'd like to continue item 30 to November 18th.

Thank you and if it's okay with everyone we can do 34, 67, 72 at the same time. And thank you for your patience and I have comments on all three. On item number 34, colleagues, I urge your support for this motion directing BSS and LADOT to report on the disconnect between street sweeping and parking enforcement, modernize constituent notifications, and establish proactive citation refunds. And I introduced this motion because there was an operational gap between the Bureau of Street Services and the LA Department of Transportation since pandemic budget cuts. We've seen that the services have b

Thank you, Council President. I wanted to take a minute and recognize an individual on my team who is going to be leaving city service in a short period of time and wanted to recognize his work. I've known Hugh Esten since I first met Democrats for Neighborhood Action back in 96, 97-ish. It's a club that was formed in Los Feliz Silver Lake to support Clinton's run for president and became a very active club that harbored quite a bit of support from not just local residents but also brought in a lot of young energy to be actively involved in campaigns of all sizes. And that's where we first met

I have some bittersweet news. Helene, please join me. I have also a transition. Helene Rotolo, my deputy chief of staff, is moving on up. And I say up because it is, I think, in a position that's going to be doing such deep service for our communities, for economic development, for our properties. But Helene is moving to the community investment department, which I've said before is one of the most important departments, I think, in this city, serving millions of Angelenos every year. and now has a bigger portfolio within that department that I feel is going to be well managed and better serve