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She also presented a resolution recognizing October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which she said all councilmembers and Karen Bass (Mayor) had signed. 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Members spoke about keeping film production and union jobs in Los Angeles while the industry has shrunk locally. 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Artists linked to the label and its founder spoke. 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He announced a proclamation, which he said all councilmembers and Karen Bass (Mayor) had signed, declaring October 31 Dog Pound Day in Los Angeles. He also said the group had pledged to work with the Coalition for Responsible Community Development on youth mentorship and community events. 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The agenda authorizes contracts with TreePeople up to $1,607,068, North East Trees up to $2,204,816, and a sole-source contract with the RAND Corporation up to $300,000 for data evaluation (agenda). The fiscal statement says the grant needs no match, partly covers salaries of two Mayor's Office positions, and has no added General Fund impact. It is subject to Karen Bass (Mayor)'s approval, and the agenda lists a time limit of November 3, 2026.","topics":["emergency-preparedness","parks","contracts"],"at":"03:26:05","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2TlwZxct30&t=12365s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt items 6 through 9 in one roll call vote. 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The money pays the city's 2026-27 enterprise agreement with Esri for geographic information system software and support. The Department of Water and Power's share is the largest, at $2,121,127 (agenda). The posted motion tells departments to finish the transfers by October 21, 2026, a date before this meeting. It is subject to Karen Bass (Mayor)'s approval. The council also voted to send it forward immediately.","topics":["government-tech","contracts"],"at":"03:26:05","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2TlwZxct30&t=12365s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt items 6 through 9 in one roll call vote. Result: passed, 10 ayes.","unclear":false,"at":"03:26:21","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2TlwZxct30&t=12381s","result":"passed","tally":"10 ayes","votes":null,"no":[],"abstain":[],"recused":[]},{"text":"Send item 8 urgent forthwith. 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The fiscal statement says suspending the 2026 consumer price index increase costs $290,810. Under a five-year extension from January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2031, the port expects at least $104.2 million, assuming the 2026 minimum annual guarantee of $20.8 million each year (agenda). The agenda lists a time limit of October 30, 2026, the day of this meeting.","topics":["contracts","economic-development"],"at":"03:26:05","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2TlwZxct30&t=12365s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt items 6 through 9 in one roll call vote. 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The reason given was that the report included the wrong contract with NS Corporation for repair and maintenance of the city's automated vehicle wash facilities. Eunisses Hernandez (Councilmember, First District), seconded by Heather Hutt (Councilmember, Tenth District), moved instead to adopt the recommendations of a CAO report dated October 22, 2026, and the council approved the item as amended. That later report isn't in the packet. The agenda lists a time limit of November 3, 2026.","topics":["contracts"],"at":"03:27:27","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2TlwZxct30&t=12447s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt special items 1 through 3, with item 1 as amended by Eunisses Hernandez (Councilmember, First District), seconded by Heather Hutt (Councilmember, Tenth District), to adopt the recommendations in the CAO report dated October 22, 2026. 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It authorizes moving $3,043,863 (agenda) from the General/Reserve Fund through the Unappropriated Balance to a sales tax trust account and paying that amount to the state. Each department is asked to pay the city back its prorated share of the liability. It is subject to Karen Bass (Mayor)'s approval.","topics":["taxes-fees","audits","budgets"],"at":"03:26:52","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2TlwZxct30&t=12412s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt special items 1 through 3, with item 1 as amended. 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The agenda includes $253,708 in overtime and related costs. The CAO's office reports no added General Fund impact and no match requirement. It is subject to Karen Bass (Mayor)'s approval.","topics":["policing","contracts"],"at":"03:26:52","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2TlwZxct30&t=12412s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt special items 1 through 3, with item 1 as amended. 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The proposal is to split 4.71 acres (agenda) zoned A-1-2 into two single-family lots, with a conditional use permit for building in a Hillside Management Area and a Significant Ecological Area, in the Santa Monica Mountains Planning Area. A hearing officer had denied the application because it had sat inactive, and the applicant appealed. Granting the appeal means the county will keep processing the application. The project itself has not been approved.","topics":["development-projects"],"at":"00:09:44","link":"https://lacdrp.granicus.com/player/clip/2285?view_id=1&entrytime=584","outcomes":[{"text":"Pam O'Connor (Commissioner) moved to grant the appeal, overturn the hearing officer's denial for inactivity, and direct the applicant to work with staff to complete the conditional use permit and the environmental review. 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The applicant asked to split one 0.8-net-acre lot into four. Lots 1 to 3 would each keep an existing duplex, and Lot 4 would get 12 new three-story, for-sale townhouse condominiums in two buildings. Under the density bonus ordinance, three units would be set aside as affordable: one existing rental at the lower income level, one new for-sale condo at the lower income level, and one at the moderate income level. In exchange, the applicant sought waivers that reduce setbacks, lot area and lot width. The site is directly across the street from Jefferson Elementary School. Residents, the school's principal and the Lennox School District superintendent raised concerns about traffic and safety at drop-off and pickup, parking, privacy, and the developer's lack of outreach. The commission did not decide the project. 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The clerk read the recommendations: settle Items 16 through 31 for up to these amounts (transcript only; the agenda lists no amounts): Item 16, a dispute with Angels Landing Partners over an exclusive negotiating agreement for two acres downtown, $7,863,000; Item 17, sidewalk trip and fall, $115,000; Item 18, trip and fall in San Pedro, $165,000; Item 19, trip and fall on Ivar Street, $190,000; Item 20, trip and fall in North Hills, $200,000; Item 21, sidewalk trip and fall on Sunset Boulevard, $225,000; Item 22, e-scooter fall at 4th Street near Figueroa Street, $362,500; Item 23, traffic collision, $127,500; Item 24, accident on the 134 Freeway, $490,000; Item 25, collision on the 110 Freeway, $700,000; Item 26, injury alleged at a June 14, 2025 ICE protest downtown, $550,000; Item 27, collision on the 91 Freeway, $4,100,000; Item 28, auto-versus-motorcycle crash in Granada Hills, $17,500,000; Item 29, sidewalk trip and fall on Melrose Avenue, $1,000,000; Item 30, vehicle-versus-pedestrian incident, $9,000,000; Item 31, police tort litigation against LAPD, $10,000,000. Item 32, a federal lawsuit by Nasco Petroleum LLC challenging the city's earlier ordinance banning new oil and gas extraction (Ordinance No. 187,709), carried a recommendation to reject the settlement. All were adopted in one vote.","topics":["lawsuits"],"at":"02:44:36","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=9876s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt the Budget and Finance Committee recommendations on Items 16 through 32 (settle Items 16-31 at the amounts read; reject settlement in Item 32). Result: passed.","unclear":false,"at":"02:47:47","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10067s","result":"passed","tally":null,"votes":null,"no":[],"abstain":[],"recused":[]}],"points":[{"text":"Katy Yaroslavsky (Councilmember, Fifth District) said the Budget and Finance Committee considered Items 16 through 32 on October 20 and recommended approval","at":"00:49:33","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=2973s","speaker":{"name":"Katy Yaroslavsky","role":"Councilmember, Fifth District"}},{"text":"The city clerk read the recommendation to pay up to $7,863,000 in the Angels Landing Partners cases","at":"02:44:46","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=9886s","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"the city clerk"}},{"text":"The city clerk read the recommendation to pay up to $550,000 in the case arising from the ICE protest","at":"02:45:47","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=9947s","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"the city clerk"}},{"text":"The city clerk read the recommendation to pay up to $17,500,000 in the Item 28 motorcycle-crash case","at":"02:46:51","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10011s","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"the city clerk"}},{"text":"The city clerk read the recommendation to pay up to $10,000,000 in the Item 31 police tort case","at":"02:46:51","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10011s","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"the city clerk"}},{"text":"The city clerk corrected the record later in the meeting to say Item 32 is the Nasco Petroleum case and the recommendation to reject the settlement stands","at":"03:31:44","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=12704s","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"the city clerk"}}],"highlights":[],"episode":{"title":"LAPD camera pilot survives veto try; council passes ban on new oil drilling","url":"https://losangeles.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-31","item_url":"https://losangeles.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-31?item=m14-5","published_at":"2026-10-31T23:20:49Z","audio":"https://op3.dev/e,pg=514a92d7-ed2b-5386-bc55-a50a34758288/civicfm-demo-media.t3.tigrisfiles.io/losangeles/episodes/2026-10-31-41db1c67.mp3","covered":true},"updated_at":"2026-10-31T23:20:49Z","comment":{"email":null,"form":"https://lms.lacity.gov/comment"}},{"id":"losangeles:14:6","show":{"slug":"losangeles","title":"Los Angeles","site":"https://losangeles.civic.fm"},"meeting":{"id":14,"body":"City Council","date":"2026-10-28","title":"City Council","recording":"https://lms.lacity.gov/meetings/2026-10-28-council","documents":[{"url":"https://d22tgksh1zpp6f.cloudfront.net/OnlineDocs/agendas/2026/2026-10-28-council-v1.pdf","kind":"agenda","title":"Agenda"},{"url":"https://d22tgksh1zpp6f.cloudfront.net/OnlineDocs/agendas/2026/2026-10-30-council-2-v1.pdf","kind":"other","title":"Special Meeting Agenda"},{"url":"https://lacity.primegov.com/Portal/Meeting?meetingTemplateId=165139","kind":"agenda","title":"Agenda"}]},"number":6,"agenda_ref":"7","title":"Fire Department petroleum storage fee categories","what_and_why":"A Public Safety Committee report (CF 26-1093) to approve a restructured set of fee categories under the Aboveground Petroleum Storage Act in the Fire Department's Certified Unified Program Agency fee schedule, and to ask the City Attorney to draft an ordinance amending the Municipal Code to put it in place. The Board of Fire Commissioners reports the change is revenue-neutral (agenda). It was held on the desk at the start of the meeting and later adopted as amended by an amending motion (7A) from Marqueece Harris-Dawson (Councilmember, Eighth District; President, City Council) and John Lee (Councilmember, Twelfth District; Assistant President Pro Tempore), whose content was not read aloud.","topics":["taxes-fees","fire-ems"],"at":"02:47:56","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10076s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt Item 7 as amended by amending motion 7A (Marqueece Harris-Dawson (Councilmember, Eighth District; President, City Council) – John Lee (Councilmember, Twelfth District; Assistant President Pro Tempore)). 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The Ad Hoc Committee for Boyle Heights Fire Recovery report was circulated in council; the agenda listed no recommendations and no financial analysis. Ysabel Jurado (Councilmember, Fourteenth District) called it special, describing it as advancing funding for affected families and businesses; the amount was not stated aloud. Residents in public comment described smoke, odors, rats and flies, illness, lost work and higher electric bills from running air filters.","topics":["disaster-recovery","pollution"],"at":"02:48:20","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10100s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt Item 15 (Ad Hoc Committee for Boyle Heights Fire Recovery report). Result: passed, 14 ayes.","unclear":false,"at":"02:51:59","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10319s","result":"passed","tally":"14 ayes","votes":null,"no":[],"abstain":[],"recused":[]}],"points":[{"text":"A councilmember said Boyle Heights families and businesses are still bearing the health and economic consequences of the June 17 warehouse fire","at":"02:48:28","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10108s","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"a councilmember"}},{"text":"A councilmember said the city's task now is to turn the funding into help people can actually access and to keep pressing for accountability","at":"02:49:36","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10176s","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"a councilmember"}},{"text":"A councilmember said from the Palisades experience that there is no ready pot of money for disaster victims and such disasters can happen anywhere","at":"02:51:03","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10263s","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"a councilmember"}}],"highlights":[],"episode":{"title":"LAPD camera pilot survives veto try; council passes ban on new oil drilling","url":"https://losangeles.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-31","item_url":"https://losangeles.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-31?item=m14-7","published_at":"2026-10-31T23:20:49Z","audio":"https://op3.dev/e,pg=514a92d7-ed2b-5386-bc55-a50a34758288/civicfm-demo-media.t3.tigrisfiles.io/losangeles/episodes/2026-10-31-41db1c67.mp3","covered":true},"updated_at":"2026-10-31T23:20:49Z","comment":{"email":null,"form":"https://lms.lacity.gov/comment"}},{"id":"losangeles:14:8","show":{"slug":"losangeles","title":"Los Angeles","site":"https://losangeles.civic.fm"},"meeting":{"id":14,"body":"City Council","date":"2026-10-28","title":"City Council","recording":"https://lms.lacity.gov/meetings/2026-10-28-council","documents":[{"url":"https://d22tgksh1zpp6f.cloudfront.net/OnlineDocs/agendas/2026/2026-10-28-council-v1.pdf","kind":"agenda","title":"Agenda"},{"url":"https://d22tgksh1zpp6f.cloudfront.net/OnlineDocs/agendas/2026/2026-10-30-council-2-v1.pdf","kind":"other","title":"Special Meeting Agenda"},{"url":"https://lacity.primegov.com/Portal/Meeting?meetingTemplateId=165139","kind":"agenda","title":"Agenda"}]},"number":8,"agenda_ref":"9","title":"First transportation construction projects report for FY 2026-27","what_and_why":"A Transportation and Budget and Finance Committees report (CF 26-1392), subject to Karen Bass (Mayor)'s approval, that moves money among transportation-related construction projects: transfers of $15,744,041 between departments and funds and $2,826,519 within departments, an appropriation of $6,614,198, rescinding a $1,500,000 appropriation for the Sylmar Channel project, reauthorizing up to $4,000,000 in MICLA borrowing for electric vehicle charger infrastructure and $59,686,000 in MICLA front-funding for the Glendale-Hyperion Complex of Bridges, and creating a new fund for that bridge project. The CAO puts the transactions at $90.33 million in total (agenda). Traci Park (Councilmember, Eleventh District) recused herself, citing an economic interest in an EV-charging company.","topics":["public-works","budgets","bonds-debt"],"at":"02:52:03","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10323s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt Items 9 and 10. Result: passed, 13 ayes. Recused: Traci Park (Councilmember, Eleventh District).","unclear":false,"at":"02:52:32","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10352s","result":"passed","tally":"13 ayes","votes":null,"no":[],"abstain":[],"recused":[{"name":"Traci Park","role":"Councilmember, Eleventh District"}]}],"points":[{"text":"A councilmember recused from Items 9 and 10 out of caution over a possible conflict from an economic interest in an EV charging company","at":"02:52:13","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10333s","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"a councilmember"}}],"highlights":[],"episode":{"title":"LAPD camera pilot survives veto try; council passes ban on new oil drilling","url":"https://losangeles.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-31","item_url":"https://losangeles.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-31?item=m14-8","published_at":"2026-10-31T23:20:49Z","audio":"https://op3.dev/e,pg=514a92d7-ed2b-5386-bc55-a50a34758288/civicfm-demo-media.t3.tigrisfiles.io/losangeles/episodes/2026-10-31-41db1c67.mp3","covered":false},"updated_at":"2026-10-31T23:20:49Z","comment":{"email":null,"form":"https://lms.lacity.gov/comment"}},{"id":"losangeles:14:9","show":{"slug":"losangeles","title":"Los Angeles","site":"https://losangeles.civic.fm"},"meeting":{"id":14,"body":"City Council","date":"2026-10-28","title":"City Council","recording":"https://lms.lacity.gov/meetings/2026-10-28-council","documents":[{"url":"https://d22tgksh1zpp6f.cloudfront.net/OnlineDocs/agendas/2026/2026-10-28-council-v1.pdf","kind":"agenda","title":"Agenda"},{"url":"https://d22tgksh1zpp6f.cloudfront.net/OnlineDocs/agendas/2026/2026-10-30-council-2-v1.pdf","kind":"other","title":"Special Meeting Agenda"},{"url":"https://lacity.primegov.com/Portal/Meeting?meetingTemplateId=165139","kind":"agenda","title":"Agenda"}]},"number":9,"agenda_ref":"10","title":"State grant for bus-charging infrastructure at Sylmar bus yard","what_and_why":"A Transportation and Budget and Finance Committees report and resolution (CF 17-0739-S4, Council District 7), subject to Karen Bass (Mayor)'s approval, authorizing LADOT to apply for and accept $922,191 (agenda) from the Caltrans State of Good Repair program to buy and install electrical infrastructure for bus charging at the city-owned Sylmar Bus Maintenance Yard, 12776 Foothill Boulevard. No local match is required (agenda). Voted together with Item 9; Traci Park (Councilmember, Eleventh District) recused.","topics":["transit","contracts"],"at":"02:52:03","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10323s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt Items 9 and 10. Result: passed, 13 ayes. 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The city's earlier ordinance on the same subject is the target of a federal lawsuit by Nasco Petroleum (closed-session Item 32, where the council voted to reject a settlement). Speakers described health harms near drill sites; several urged the council to also act against specific sites and shorten what they called a twenty-year phase-out. The ordinance was adopted with 13 ayes and sent forthwith to Karen Bass (Mayor).","topics":["pollution","zoning","energy"],"at":"02:53:17","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10397s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt special agenda Items 1 and 2 (PLUM recommendations, including the oil and gas ordinance). Result: passed, 13 ayes.","unclear":false,"at":"03:30:50","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=12650s","result":"passed","tally":"13 ayes","votes":null,"no":[],"abstain":[],"recused":[]},{"text":"Send the item forthwith to Karen Bass (Mayor), as requested by Katy Yaroslavsky (Councilmember, Fifth District). 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It drew no council discussion and was adopted in the same 13-aye vote as the oil ordinance; at Eunisses Hernandez (Councilmember, First District)'s request, all special-meeting items were sent forthwith.","topics":["zoning"],"at":"02:53:17","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=10397s","outcomes":[{"text":"Adopt special agenda Items 1 and 2. Result: passed, 13 ayes.","unclear":false,"at":"03:31:18","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=12678s","result":"passed","tally":"13 ayes","votes":null,"no":[],"abstain":[],"recused":[]},{"text":"Send all special-meeting items forthwith, at Eunisses Hernandez (Councilmember, First District)'s request. 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Katy Yaroslavsky (Councilmember, Fifth District) adjourned in memory of a philanthropist who died August 21, 2026, and Adrin Nazarian (Councilmember, Second District) adjourned in memory of a journalist and educator who founded The Armenian Observer.","topics":[],"at":"03:32:16","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=12736s","outcomes":[],"points":[{"text":"Katy Yaroslavsky (Councilmember, Fifth District) honored a philanthropist who spent more than six decades building Los Angeles community institutions such as the Jewish Federation and City of Hope","at":"03:32:43","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=12763s","speaker":{"name":"Katy Yaroslavsky","role":"Councilmember, Fifth District"}},{"text":"A speaker honored a journalist who founded an English-language Armenian American weekly in 1969 and later taught at Glendale Community College","at":"03:34:42","link":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rP6OpSgMpRY&t=12882s","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"a speaker"}}],"highlights":[],"episode":{"title":"LAPD camera pilot survives veto try; council passes ban on new oil drilling","url":"https://losangeles.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-31","item_url":"https://losangeles.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-31?item=m14-12","published_at":"2026-10-31T23:20:49Z","audio":"https://op3.dev/e,pg=514a92d7-ed2b-5386-bc55-a50a34758288/civicfm-demo-media.t3.tigrisfiles.io/losangeles/episodes/2026-10-31-41db1c67.mp3","covered":false},"updated_at":"2026-10-31T23:20:49Z","comment":{"email":null,"form":"https://lms.lacity.gov/comment"}},{"id":"pasadena:15:1","show":{"slug":"pasadena","title":"Pasadena","site":"https://pasadena.civic.fm"},"meeting":{"id":15,"body":"Planning Commission","date":"2026-10-28","title":"Planning Commission: October 28, 2026 - Oct 28, 2026","recording":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=33&clip_id=8909","documents":[{"url":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/AgendaViewer.php?view_id=33&clip_id=8909","kind":"agenda","title":"Agenda"}]},"number":1,"agenda_ref":"3A","title":"Loosening the rules for work/live units","what_and_why":"A public hearing on zoning code and specific plan amendments meant to carry out Housing Element Program 9 (removing constraints on housing) by easing the rules for work/live units, which combine a home and a workspace in one unit. Staff proposed cutting the minimum unit size from 1,250 to 800 square feet, letting the living area be up to 50% of the unit with an 800-square-foot cap, setting parking at 1.5 spaces per unit citywide, allowing work/live by right in parts of the East Pasadena Specific Plan, and dropping the 25-foot ground-floor commercial depth rule. The agenda asked the commission to recommend that the City Council find the changes exempt from CEQA under the common sense exemption and approve them. Commissioners asked whether the category still matters now that most commercial areas allow mixed use, and voted for a different direction: staff should drop work/live as a separate use in mixed-use zones, keep the staff recommendation in zones that don't allow multifamily housing, and come back with revised recommendations.","topics":["zoning","housing-supply"],"at":"00:01:33","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=93","outcomes":[{"text":"A commissioner moved, seconded by a commissioner, to direct staff to remove work/live as a separate use in all mixed-use zones and adjust definitions so work/live-type uses can be permitted within the commercial part of mixed-use projects, and to follow the staff recommendation in zones that do not allow multifamily housing; by friendly amendment, staff is to return with a summary of revised recommendations rather than proceeding directly. Two commissioners, the chair among them, were absent. 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commission's annual Call for New Projects, where it suggests projects for the city's Capital Improvement Program for Fiscal Year 2028-2032 (agenda). The program funds public infrastructure such as streets, parks and public buildings. Staff said a project must cost at least $75,000 and meet one or more criteria. The commission's CIP subcommittee, which met September 23, recommended two studies: a concept study combining the Northlake Specific Plan's complete-streets and streetscape action items, and a study of where public open space could go along East Colorado Boulevard between Allen Avenue and Sierra Madre Boulevard, where affordable housing projects have requested waivers to reduce required open space. Staff added a third: a similar concept study for the newly approved Fair Oaks Orange Grove Specific Plan. The commission voted to send all three forward.","topics":["public-works","parks","biking-walking"],"at":"01:15:14","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=4514","outcomes":[{"text":"A commissioner moved to adopt staff's recommendation to submit three projects for the CIP: a Northlake concept study (complete streets and streetscape), an East Colorado Boulevard open space study, and a Fair Oaks Orange Grove concept study; the seconder isn't clear from the transcript. Two commissioners, the chair among them, were absent. Result: passed, 7-0.","unclear":false,"at":"01:36:09","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5769","result":"passed","tally":"7-0","votes":{"yes":7,"no":0},"no":[],"abstain":[],"recused":[]}],"points":[{"text":"City staff explained that a project must cost at least $75,000 and meet at least one criterion, such as safety, maintenance, or carrying out a general or specific plan","at":"01:15:47","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=4547","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}},{"text":"City staff said the city's commissions review the CIP in March and April 2027, with the Planning Commission checking all of it for consistency with the general plan","at":"01:17:50","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=4670","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}},{"text":"City staff said the subcommittee recommended one concept study treating the Northlake complete-streets and streetscape items as a single project","at":"01:24:09","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5049","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}},{"text":"City staff said affordable housing projects along that stretch of East Colorado have requested concessions and waivers to significantly reduce required open space","at":"01:25:59","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5159","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}},{"text":"A commissioner as chair of the subcommittee meeting, urged the full commission to back the two subcommittee recommendations","at":"01:27:28","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5248","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"a commissioner"}},{"text":"City staff proposed a third project studying the Fair Oaks Orange Grove complete-streets, streetscape and decorative sidewalk items together","at":"01:29:22","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5362","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}},{"text":"City staff cautioned that the Fair Oaks Orange Grove plan isn't fully final because its codified language still has to return to the council, but said the council strongly backed acting on it","at":"01:30:24","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5424","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}},{"text":"A commissioner clarified that the subcommittee also wants open space on North Lake and sees room for smaller open spaces within the Northlake studies","at":"01:33:10","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5590","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"a commissioner"}},{"text":"A commissioner asked whether medians requested by North Fair Oaks residents could be part of the Fair Oaks study","at":"01:34:23","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5663","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"a commissioner"}},{"text":"City staff said the council specifically raised medians as direction to staff at its meeting","at":"01:34:48","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5688","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}},{"text":"A commissioner stressed the need for open space, saying the commission has approved more than a thousand housing units in areas where open space was waived","at":"01:35:21","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5721","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"a commissioner"}}],"highlights":[{"title":"New housing approved without open space, and no park nearby","context":"Just before voting on which projects to propose for the city's capital improvement program, including a study of public open space along East Colorado Boulevard, a commissioner explains why that study matters.","speakers":[{"name":null,"role":"a commissioner"},{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}],"audio":"https://civicfm-demo-media.t3.tigrisfiles.io/pasadena/highlights/2026-10-30-e962075a.mp3","length_s":53.7,"start":"01:35:21","end":"01:36:14","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5721","url":"https://pasadena.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-30/highlights/3"}],"episode":{"title":"Drone training grant, child mental health funds, and a work/live rethink","url":"https://pasadena.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-30","item_url":"https://pasadena.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-30?item=m15-2","published_at":"2026-10-30T15:37:03Z","audio":"https://op3.dev/e,pg=43cd7295-7008-5288-a5af-e4f041a7c1e5/civicfm-demo-media.t3.tigrisfiles.io/pasadena/episodes/2026-10-30-2bf34825.mp3","covered":true},"updated_at":"2026-10-30T15:37:03Z","comment":{"email":"commentsPC@cityofpasadena.net","form":null}},{"id":"pasadena:15:3","show":{"slug":"pasadena","title":"Pasadena","site":"https://pasadena.civic.fm"},"meeting":{"id":15,"body":"Planning Commission","date":"2026-10-28","title":"Planning Commission: October 28, 2026 - 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Staff described the six topic areas, a preliminary boundary in Northwest Pasadena drawn from the state's CalEnviroScreen and the Healthy Places Index, and outreach so far. The number of Pasadena census tracts the state counts as disadvantaged rose from one in 2021 to five in 2026, which staff attributed mostly to new indicators and better data. Staff said state law directs a share of state climate investment funds to disadvantaged communities.","topics":["pollution","zoning","civil-rights"],"at":"01:36:16","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5776","outcomes":[],"points":[{"text":"City staff said state law requires 25% of state climate investment funds to benefit disadvantaged communities, and 10% to go to projects located in them","at":"01:39:35","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=5975","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}},{"text":"City staff said Pasadena as a whole scores at 43.6% on CalEnviroScreen, below the middle","at":"01:40:39","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=6039","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}},{"text":"City staff said one Pasadena census tract was counted as disadvantaged under the 2021 data and five are under the 2026 update, all in the 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That meeting will be identified as a special meeting. Staff listed study sessions, including one on safe parking, and a public hearing on data centers, and said an item on possibly changing the meeting date will also come.","topics":[],"at":"02:00:27","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=7227","outcomes":[],"points":[{"text":"City staff announced a single November meeting on Wednesday, November 18","at":"02:01:05","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=7265","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}},{"text":"City staff listed a study session on safe parking among the items for that meeting","at":"02:01:05","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=7265","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}}],"highlights":[],"episode":{"title":"Drone training grant, child mental health funds, and a work/live rethink","url":"https://pasadena.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-30","item_url":"https://pasadena.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-30?item=m15-4","published_at":"2026-10-30T15:37:03Z","audio":"https://op3.dev/e,pg=43cd7295-7008-5288-a5af-e4f041a7c1e5/civicfm-demo-media.t3.tigrisfiles.io/pasadena/episodes/2026-10-30-2bf34825.mp3","covered":true},"updated_at":"2026-10-30T15:37:03Z","comment":{"email":"commentsPC@cityofpasadena.net","form":null}},{"id":"pasadena:15:5","show":{"slug":"pasadena","title":"Pasadena","site":"https://pasadena.civic.fm"},"meeting":{"id":15,"body":"Planning Commission","date":"2026-10-28","title":"Planning Commission: October 28, 2026 - Oct 28, 2026","recording":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=33&clip_id=8909","documents":[{"url":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/AgendaViewer.php?view_id=33&clip_id=8909","kind":"agenda","title":"Agenda"}]},"number":5,"agenda_ref":"7","title":"Committee reports: Design Commission and zoning appeals","what_and_why":"Reports from the Design Commission and the Board of Zoning Appeals. The Design Commission held preliminary consultations on a redesigned 225-unit, four- to six-story multifamily project on the former Throop lumber property at 444 North Fair Oaks Avenue and on an affordable housing project on the Cameron Seafood lot. Projects at the former 99-cent store site and at Villa and Lake are coming soon. Staff said the council called up a hearing officer approval for Pacific Oaks School, set for November 10, and that the Board of Zoning Appeals may meet in January on an appeal involving the Western Justice Center's conditional use permit for events.","topics":["development-projects","affordable-housing"],"at":"02:02:45","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=7365","outcomes":[],"points":[{"text":"A commissioner reported a preliminary consultation on a four- to six-story, 225-unit project at the former Throop lumber property that requests many concessions and waivers","at":"02:02:45","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=7365","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"a commissioner"}},{"text":"City staff said the council called up a hearing officer approval for Pacific Oaks School, and it goes to the council November 10","at":"02:05:19","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=7519","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}},{"text":"City staff said the Board of Zoning Appeals could next meet in January on an appeal involving the Western Justice Center's conditional use permit","at":"02:05:45","link":"https://pasadena.granicus.com/player/clip/8909?view_id=33&entrytime=7545","speaker":{"name":null,"role":"city staff"}}],"highlights":[],"episode":{"title":"Drone training grant, child mental health funds, and a work/live rethink","url":"https://pasadena.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-30","item_url":"https://pasadena.civic.fm/episodes/2026-10-30?item=m15-5","published_at":"2026-10-30T15:37:03Z","audio":"https://op3.dev/e,pg=43cd7295-7008-5288-a5af-e4f041a7c1e5/civicfm-demo-media.t3.tigrisfiles.io/pasadena/episodes/2026-10-30-2bf34825.mp3","covered":false},"updated_at":"2026-10-30T15:37:03Z","comment":{"email":"commentsPC@cityofpasadena.net","form":null}}],"total":723,"next":"NTA="}