Minutes • 2026-09-22 • Item B.18
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Motion by Councilmember Erickson, seconded by Councilmember Meister, to approve the Consent Calendar as amended
Vote result: Unanimous5–0
Fiscal impact was not specified in the published agenda analysis.
Using currently budgeted work plans, the City of West Hollywood is preparing for a predicted 'Super' El Niño season in fall and winter 2026-27. This initiative aims to mitigate severe weather impacts by coordinating efforts across multiple city departments and external agencies, ensuring community safety and infrastructure resilience.
Using city funds, this amendment to the agreement with Ascencia will cost residents approximately $399,014 for the second contract year and $406,944 for the third year. This initiative aims to enhance emergency shelter services and housing retention for eligible West Hollywood residents, improving case management and accountability within the city's homelessness response framework.
Using city funds, this project cost residents approximately $554,000 to enhance the reliability of traffic signals during power outages in West Hollywood. By modernizing battery back-up systems at 47 traffic signal locations, the project ensures that traffic signals continue to function during power outages, improving safety for drivers and pedestrians.
Using city funds, this initiative will cost residents approximately $7,000, which is already budgeted. The recognition of Disabilities Awareness Month in West Hollywood aims to enhance community awareness and inclusion for people with disabilities through events like the Disability Service Awards and a Community Health & Wellness Event. This initiative promotes accessibility and celebrates contributions of individuals with disabilities, fostering a more inclusive community environment.