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Los Angeles City Council approves consent items, refers Quimby policy review and delays Home Depot parcel map
Summary
At its Feb. 25 meeting the Los Angeles City Council approved multiple consent and regular-agenda items, voted to refer a review of Quimby park-fee policy to committee, continued a disputed parcel map for one day, asked staff to study ADA curb-cut connections and accepted county matching funds for a Prop K project.
The Los Angeles City Council on Feb. 25 approved a broad set of consent and regular-agenda items, referred a review of the city—s handling of Quimby park-dedication funds to committee, continued a parcel-map recordation tied to a Home Depot development for one day and approved a study of sidewalk connections related to Americans With Disabilities Act compliance.
Council members voted on multiple grouped agenda items throughout the morning, approving items 1—6, several grouped regular items (8—1, with exceptions noted during the meeting) and other listed items by recorded roll calls. The council also confirmed the appointment of Dr. Lisa Murphy to the city—s Commission on the Status of Women and accepted county matching funds for a Proposition K project in Mandeville Canyon.
The referral on Quimby funds came after an extended discussion among council members who said the city—s long-standing policy that limits use of Quimby park-in-lieu fees to roughly a 1.5-mile service area creates an imbalance in park…
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