THE BOTTOM LINE – At a time when Angelenos are waiting months for building permits, struggling with homelessness, rebuilding after devastating wildfires, navigating deteriorating streets, and wondering whether City Hall can deliver on even its most basic responsibilities, the Los Angeles City Council has decided it has another priority.
Giving itself the flexibility to hold fewer required public meetings.
Last month, the Council voted 12-0 to place a measure on the November ballot that would remove the City Charter’s requirement that the full Council meet at least three days each week. If voters approve the measure, future Councils could choose to hold fewer regular meetings…