AgendaSep 22, 2026Item E.4

PLANNING UPDATE AND STREET CLOSURES FOR "LIVE ON SUNSET," A MUSIC EVENT ON THE SUNSET STRIP [Y. QUARKER, C. SMITH, M. REATH, K. MCCORMACK]

Agenda • 2026-09-22 • Item E.4

Resident impact: 7/10

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AI Summary

Using city funds, this event will cost residents approximately $3.69 million, as part of the FY27 budget. The 'Live on Sunset' music event will bring significant cultural and economic activity to the Sunset Strip, benefiting local businesses through increased foot traffic and waived permit fees. However, residents should prepare for street closures and potential parking disruptions during the event dates.

How does this affect you?

Residents living near the Sunset Strip can expect increased noise and traffic due to the 'Live on Sunset' music event. Street closures will affect local travel, and parking restrictions will be lifted citywide for the event duration, which may lead to parking challenges. Local businesses will benefit from waived permit fees, potentially leading to more vibrant community events.

Fiscal impact

The event will cost $3.69 million, funded by city taxpayers.

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