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Mister Deaton, a city staff member, told the council that a multi-component request for proposals is currently posted and that responses are due in the first part of May. \"Their proposals are due back the 1st part of May,\" Deaton said, and staff expects to take the month of May to analyze proposals, report to the Board of Public Works in June and then return to the council later this summer. The staff presentation said the procurement envisions public toilets, shelters and newsstand infrastructure supplied and maintained under vendor bids.

Why it matters: The procurement, if completed, would place new public amenities in many neighborhoods and change how the city provides on-street public restrooms. Staff described the toilets as self-cleaning, token-operated fixtures in preliminary remarks to the council.

Council action and timing: The council voted to continue the ordinance (Item 3 on the agenda) to Oct. 9, 2001 so the RFP process could proceed and staff could complete vendor analysis. Council members discussed the timetable on the record: staff said proposals are due early May; they expect to analyze responses through May and send recommendations to the Board of Public Works for review in June, followed by council consideration.

Details staff gave to the council were approximate: Deaton described \"roughly 260 public toilets\" as the scale the procurement could reach and said the final counts for shelters and newsstands would be determined by bidders' proposals. Council members noted the project is a complex public–private procurement and requested staff maintain clear timelines and public notice as proposals are evaluated.

Ending: With the ordinance continued to Oct. 9 the council left procurement details to staff and the Board of Public Works; staff committed to returning with analysis once proposals are evaluated.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Regular City Council 04/06/01","oneSentenceSummary","Council continued an ordinance tied to a public-privately supplied toilets/shelters/newsstands procurement to Oct. 9, 2001; city staff said a request for proposals is pending with proposals due in early May and further analysis scheduled May–June.","taxTitle","Los Angeles City, Los Angeles County, California","taxId",4025,"location","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6371159,"City Council extends grant deadline, approves multiple consent items",37,993000,1030000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2150230-a59c82c157dcf81b3c3936f02936a3f2&start=993&end=1030","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2150230-a59c82c157dcf81b3c3936f02936a3f2/thumbnail_993000.jpg","/articles/6371159/Los-Angeles-City/Los-Angeles-County/California/City-Council-extends-grant-deadline-approves-multiple-consent-items","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6371159-16ad3d4994b9457b0a4eb3ff9f15f203/orig.mp4?Expires=1775290982&Signature=Q8FdyEka0hXamfd6z2ZChzGvcB7QQnRYdy5sTwio-69Ko24cJEb0vkIxhAYqGewldYJBZBqFYweR2AC-1QzOjNajyOJ5sloVS2qWEtxXvRJyY4mHPQ~y9D1xc5gCFQI7kV8vk4xn10t6-NgrtcyN8EDrEqcpPQF2OwR5B6vErBo-SK6rhaeKM1NoX2dduy53RezVFZYYc~SqXfN6fTa9FTb56jwJWKIqKcL10qVy3Ou4BlM4asLmQkxUZ8ozUIIMrh333vDKKEd1wbG2WDmD6wQrr~oMGhSOX6utpa8iqiqamT~ki5GLU~RBJPcu6KjwePnto~AgpJCaBd~kFjwR5w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Los Angeles City Council on April 6, 2001 voted to extend the submission deadline for a competitive grant round and approved a series of consent and administrative items, the council president announced after roll call.

The council voted 10-0 to extend the Commission for Children, Youth and Their Families’ Phase I call for projects on the Prop K and Prop 12 funding round, moving the submission deadline to April 20, 2001, at 5 p.m. Pacific time. City Attorney staff told the council the extension was requested because the original April 4 deadline proved insufficient for applicants to prepare complete proposals.

The move to extend the deadline came at the request of Councilmember Rita Walters; Councilmember Alejandro Hernandez said he seconded the motion. The council approved the extension by roll call without recorded opposition.

Why it matters: The extension affects nonprofit and community-based applicants competing for Proposition K and Proposition 12 funds. Council and commission staff said the change is intended to give all applicants a fair opportunity to submit complete proposals.

Other formal actions and votes: The council approved a package of routine and land-use-related items during the meeting. A public convenience and necessity determination (Item 1 on the agenda) was granted following a closed public hearing; the motion to approve came from Councilmember Cindy Myszkowski and passed 10-0. Several other items on the agenda were approved without public controversy. Item 5 passed 9-1; Items 6 and 7 each passed 10-0 after public hearings were closed. A set of items numbered 8 through 13, 15, 16, 18 and 19 were approved on consent by a 10-0 vote earlier in the meeting.

In a late, procedural action the council voted to reconsider and again pass Item 6 so that both the Budget and Finance report and the intergovernmental relations (IGR) advocacy language could be reflected together; that reconsideration and passage carried 10-0.

The council president closed the meeting after customary housekeeping motions and adjournment requests.

Ending: The approvals and extension set short procedural timelines for staff and applicants; the commission and city staff said they will notify applicants of the new deadline and confirm whether any previously filed proposals wish to revise and resubmit.","At its April 6, 2001 meeting the Los Angeles City Council voted to extend a competitive grant deadline, approved a package of routine agenda items, and took procedural actions to reconsider a budget/advocacy item; votes were unanimous or recorded where noted.","actionData","errors"]

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Council pauses ordinance; staff outlines RFP for token-operated public toilets, shelters and newsstands

City Council extends grant deadline, approves multiple consent items