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Votes at a glance: April 9 Transportation Committee
Summary
Summary of roll-call outcomes and key details for items considered by the Los Angeles City Transportation Committee on April 9, 2025.
The Los Angeles City Transportation Committee considered eight agenda items on April 9, 2025. Below are the key votes, outcomes and brief notes for each item taken during the meeting.
Item 2 (council file - LCTOP transfer): Los Angeles Department of Transportation report relative to the State of California Department of Transportation Low Carbon Transit Operations Program application for FY 2024–25 and transfer of funds between prior-year LCTOP projects. Committee action: Approved. Roll call: Hutt — yes; Park — yes; Hernandez — yes.
Item 3 (council file 203-1058): LADOT report relative to improving pedestrian connectivity at Glendale Boulevard and Fletcher Drive. Committee action: Noted and filed. Roll call: Hutt — yes; Park — yes; Hernandez — yes.
Item 1 (council file 25-0313): Resolution (Park / Bloomfield) to install red curbs and no-stopping-anytime signage along both sides of Englewood Boulevard under the SR 90 overpass between Bridal Street and Hammock Street. Committee action: Adopted. Roll call: Hutt — yes; Park — yes; Hernandez — no.
Item 8 (council file 205-585): Resolution (McCosker / Hutt) to establish oversized-vehicle parking restrictions along the west side of Western Avenue from 150 feet south of 230 Sixth Street to 230 Eighth Street. Committee action: Adopted. Roll call: Hutt — yes; Park — yes; Hernandez — no.
Items 6 (council file 24-0332) & 7 (council file 204-6109): Item 6 — LADOT update on residential speed-hump program methodology; Item 7 — budget recommendation to design and install speed humps and/or speed tables in conjunction with resurfacing. Committee action: Item 6 approved as amended (staff to coordinate prioritized corridor list with local council offices and consider NEN segments); Item 7 noted and filed. Roll call: Hutt — yes; Park — yes; Hernandez — yes. Notes: Amendment to divide the FY24–25 budget equally across 15 council districts did not receive a second and was not adopted.
Item 4 (council file 28-75): LADOT report relative to self-enforcing infrastructure and Mobility Plan 2035 as part of the Alternatives to Traffic Enforcement project. Committee action: Adopted (no amendments). Roll call: Hutt — yes; Park — yes; Hernandez — absent (left prior to item). Notes: LADOT reported AB 645 pilot consultant contracting is underway.
Item 5 (council file 23-0204): LADOT report relative to expanding the speed safety program into non–Vision Zero arterial streets and nonresidential local and collector streets. Committee action: Noted and filed (consent). Roll call: Hutt — yes; Park — yes.
Several items included follow-up directions to LADOT: return in 120 days with a ranked list of corridors for the speed-hump program; report back on procurement/asphalt sourcing and AB 645 pilot outreach and data-use policy.
No ordinances, code changes, or court decisions were adopted at this meeting.
