Minutes • 2026-06-15 • Item C.3
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Using the property tax roll to collect delinquent solid waste fees, this proposal ensures that unpaid charges are recovered efficiently, preventing service disruptions. Property owners with outstanding fees will see these added to their annual tax bill, simplifying the collection process and ensuring continued waste management services without interruption.
Vote result: Unanimous (of present)4–0· 1 absent
If you are a property owner in West Hollywood with unpaid solid waste fees, these charges will be added to your property tax bill. This means you'll need to pay them along with your regular property taxes, potentially increasing your annual tax payment. For renters, this ensures that waste collection services continue uninterrupted, as service providers cannot stop collection due to unpaid bills by property owners.
Fiscal impact was not specified in the published agenda analysis.
Using city funds, this proposal would cost residents approximately $1,884,162.50 to maintain essential services across multiple departments in West Hollywood. This ensures continuity in public services such as engineering, transportation, and human services, which are crucial for the city's daily operations and quality of life.
This proposal aims to increase affordable housing in West Hollywood by regulating how storage and amenity spaces are used in new residential developments. Developers have been exploiting loopholes to convert these spaces into market-rate units, reducing the availability of affordable housing. By closing these loopholes, the city seeks to ensure that new developments contribute to affordable housing goals.
Using city funds, this budget adoption will allocate $251,842,097 for West Hollywood's operations and capital projects over the next two fiscal years. This comprehensive plan aims to address key priorities such as public safety, infrastructure improvements, and community services, impacting residents through enhanced city services and potential changes in local taxes or fees.
Using grant funding from the Golden Globe Foundation, this proposal would enhance West Hollywood's arts and culture scene by supporting the city's Bronze Silver Gold Creative Plan. This initiative aims to enrich community life and attract visitors through art installations leading up to the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, with potential funding of $100,000 to $200,000 per year for two years.