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Long Beach moves forward on $43.5M enterprise land‑management system; council approves initial funding and contract awards
Summary
Long Beach will replace its 2007 permitting system with a new Enterprise Land Management (ELM) platform after the council approved initial contracting and an $8.2 million FY2025 appropriation to kick off the multi‑year, $43.5 million program.
The City Council on April 22 approved staff recommendations to proceed with a multi‑year Enterprise Land Management (ELM) project to replace Long Beach’s legacy permitting, licensing and land‑use systems.
Jamila Volman of Technology and Innovation presented the LB Builds ELM plan, which staff said will integrate permitting, inspections, licensing, code enforcement and planning on a configurable commercial software platform (the Clarity solution, to be implemented via the selected system integrator). The selection committee evaluated proposals and…
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