See below for updated status of pending motions (not yet ratified or passed by the requisite majority of WRAC Member councils).
For motions formally adopted by WRAC, visit Adopted Positions.
Support for Letter re Mistreatment of Animals at City Animal Shelters
Passage deadline: November 2022
Passed by
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Bel Air-Beverly Crest Neighborhood Council
Motion
________ NC/CC strongly supports the sentiments, goals and requests made in the letter from Bel-Air Beverly Crest Neighborhood Council of August 10, 2022 to Mayor Garcetti and Councilmember Koretz concerning the mistreatment of animals at City Shelters.
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Support for Position re Ordinance 187427 (Speed Limit Reductions)
Passage deadline: October 2022
Passed by
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Pacific Palisades Community Council
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Westside Neighborhood Council (modified version)
Motion
Refers to City Council file 21-1223
______ NC/CC supports the following position in regards to the recent adoption of Ordinance 187427 regarding speed limit reductions:
i _____ NC/CC supports the action taken by the LA City Council on March 7, 2022 in passing Council File 21-1223 regarding Speed Limit Reductions.
ii _____ NC/CC supports the efforts to reduce the speed limit by 5 MPH on streets that were recently identified for 5 MPH speed limit increases. (See the attached Ordinance number 187427 with the complete list of streets effected.)
iii Moving forward, it is the suggestion of _____ NC/CC that City Council open a Council File to consider that future speed limit reductions be discussed and planned as neighborhood or regional traffic improvements rather than individual street improvements. These improvements should be coupled with measures to minimize vehicle traffic being redirected onto adjacent neighborhood streets. For example, we would like to see LADOT incorporate traffic calming measures and active transportation elements. Traffic calming measures might include compact traffic circles/mini roundabouts, restricted turns, curb extensions/bulb-outs, speed humps and tables, and diagonal diverters, half closures, full closures, and median barriers to reduce cut-through traffic.
iv In addition, _____ NC/CC requests that the Council Offices engage the local Westside Councils in ongoing discussions about what additional streets should be considered for speed limit reductions as well as establish a method whereby Council and stakeholder feedback on this issue can be submitted directly to LADOT.
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Support for CF 22-0002-S58 re AB 2336 (Automated Speed Enforcement Program)
Passage deadline: October 2022
Passed by
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Del Rey Neighborhood Council
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Westside Neighborhood Council (modified version)
Motion
Refers to City Council file 22-0002-S58
_______ NC/CC supports CF 22-0002-S58, which in turn supports AB 2336 which allows the City of Los Angeles to create a pilot automated speed enforcement program which includes fine alternatives for low income drivers and privacy data protections.
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