City Council Meeting

The Department of Building and Safety is requesting that the City Council authorize a lien to be recorded against the property at 6080 West Alcott Street, Los Angeles (APN: 5068-003-053) for a total of $1,276.56. This lien covers code violation inspection fees and related charges assessed against the property owner for failing to comply with city building codes.

The Personnel and Hiring Committee is recommending that the City of Los Angeles develop comprehensive workplace accommodations for employees experiencing menopause. The committee has instructed the Personnel Department to submit a report within 120 days outlining: (1) how leave and benefits policies can be updated to accommodate menopause, including making it explicit in sick leave allowances; (2) mandatory supervisor training options and resource guides for employees; and (3) practical workplace solutions such as desktop fans or lighter-weight uniforms.

The Transportation and Public Works Committees are recommending that the City Council instruct the Bureau of Street Services—with assistance from the Bureau of Engineering and Department of Transportation—to study and report back with recommendations for streamlining the permitting process for work in Los Angeles's public right-of-way (streets, sidewalks, etc.) related to major national and international events.

The Los Feliz Neighborhood Council submitted a Community Impact Statement supporting Council File 25-0972, which is a motion directing the Bureau of Street Lighting to investigate the feasibility of using remote sensors to quickly identify broken street lamps in Los Angeles.

Mayor Karen Bass is nominating Jaime Moore to serve as Fire Chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department, subject to City Council confirmation. The appointment is made pursuant to the Los Angeles City Charter Section 508(b), requiring the Mayor to certify that the appointee is especially qualified by training and experience for the position.

The Board of Public Works recommends approving a Fourth Amended and Restated Agreement with Destination Crenshaw (a non-profit organization) to increase funding for the Destination Crenshaw Outdoor Museum Project from $54.9 million to $73.8 million, and extend the project completion deadline from March 1, 2026, to January 1, 2027. The board also recommends authorizing the execution of a Second Amendment with LA Metro to secure additional transit funding.