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Transportation committee approves package of parking items including contract and pilot camera enforcement
Summary
A Los Angeles joint committee approved recommendations on multiple parking-related items including a five-year contract, a pilot camera enforcement program for bike-lane parking, and installation of meters on a local corridor; one contract item was approved as amended.
The joint meeting of the Los Angeles City Council Transportation and Public Works committees on June 2 approved a set of recommendations covering parking enforcement, contracts and a pilot camera program.
Committee leadership recommended adopting items 1 through 9 as presented by the Department of Transportation (DOT). Committee members voted to approve those recommendations; the secretary called the vote and the motion passed for the transportation committee. Councilmember Hutch recorded a “yes” vote; Councilmember Park was recorded as absent for at least one roll call.
Among the items described on the agenda: a report on a contract (agenda item 0.6) identified in the staff report as contract C1234676 between the Department of Transportation and Moraco Traffic Management USA for parking processing and collection services; a proposed five-year agreement with City Local Solutions for processing and collection services (staff described this as negotiation of a five-year contract); and a pilot program to use cameras and related technology to enforce parking rules in bike lanes on a Boulevard and within District 13.
The committee approved item 0.6 as amended; committee staff said the amendment adds language requiring reporting on the privacy of people who receive fines and sets privacy provisions for future contracts and vendors. During the meeting a staff speaker also referenced changing the contract amendment to a 15 percent cost figure as part of the amended motion (transcript language: “cambiar la remienda del contrato al al 15 de costo”).
The committee also approved a motion to establish parking meters on a stretch identified in the agenda (item 0.9) described as the Aidenwoodburg corridor between Bagrea and Hausert.
Other procedural actions recorded on the agenda: the committee noted one item for the file (0.7) and recommended that the surplus parking proceeds for fiscal year 24–25 be transferred to reserve funds (0.8). The secretary called votes after staff recommendations and the motions were adopted for the items presented.
The meeting record includes multiple agenda references and staff reports; the committee chair asked members to vote in favor of the departmental recommendations before calling the roll.
