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Pasadena Monthly: Council to reconsider safe parking; city adopts immigration-protection resolution; schools study consolidation
Summary
Host Justin Chapman summarized city developments including a City Council revote on a safe-parking permit set for March 9, a unanimous resolution to develop protections from federal immigration enforcement, a Pasadena Unified consolidation study addressing an almost $30 million shortfall, Rose Bowl legal news, a state civil-rights probe into the Eaton Fire response, and proposed electric-rate increases projected to raise about $84 million.
On Pasadena Monthly, host Justin Chapman ran through a citywide news roundup that included decisions the City Council and local agencies have made and items scheduled for further review.
Chapman said the City Council reversed an earlier November decision on a proposed safe-parking program at All Saints Church and will reconsider the permit on its merits at a full-council revote set for March 9; the change followed an initial lack of five votes to approve an exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act. The council also directed its Housing, Homelessness and Planning Committee to review authorized locations and possible alternatives for safe parking.
The council unanimously approved a resolution directing staff to develop new protections for city property against federal immigration enforcement, to establish formal police protocols for interacting with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, to require contractors to disclose…
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