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PPCC re dockless scooters
Letter | May 13, 2019
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PPCC Resolution re Dockless Electric Mobility DevicesR
Resolution | May 10, 2019
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The Pacific Palisades Community Council writes to Councilwoman Traci Park regarding hillside construction safety and landslide stabilization in the district, proposing guidelines for development in landslide-prone areas and requesting implementation of haul route permit restrictions, stronger compliance penalties, and possible designation of hillside construction districts to mitigate traffic and safety hazards from large-scale construction projects.
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GovernanceUrban ForestMinutesTraffic Safety
This report updates the Pacific Palisades Community Council Board on sidewalk vending regulations, noting that current BSS rules prohibit vending within 500 feet of schools, though a pending lawsuit by vending advocates challenging these restrictions may result in changes. LAUSD supports maintaining the school distance restriction for student safety, and the vending lawsuit trial has been postponed to July 16, 2024, to allow settlement negotiations to continue.
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Public SafetyUrban ForestTraffic Safety
A sidewalk vending operation on Alma Real Drive near the Palisades Branch Library prompted concerns from residents and library staff regarding permits, health compliance, fire hazards, and proximity to nearby schools. The document outlines current regulations restricting vending within 500 feet of schools, PPCC's historical opposition to sidewalk vending legalization, and an ongoing lawsuit challenging the City's vending ordinance and distance restrictions.
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Public SafetyWracTraffic Safety
This document provides information from the City of Los Angeles on reporting and regulations for dockless electric scooters, including parking restrictions, reporting procedures through MyLA311, and provider response requirements. Residents can report improperly parked or abandoned scooters via phone, website, or mobile app, with providers required to respond within 2 hours during daytime hours.
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Public SafetyWracTraffic Safety
The Pacific Palisades Community Council requests that California mandate localities be empowered to assess ride-sharing impacts on traffic by requiring comprehensive data from ride-sharing companies, and that the City of Los Angeles establish benchmark dates to scientifically study whether ride-sharing vehicles increase or decrease congestion.
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Public SafetyTraffic Safety
LADOT proposes to remove a crosswalk at the Chautauqua and Corona del Mar/Vance intersection following a safety complaint, with a public comment deadline of April 3. CD11 is working with LADOT to explore alternative safety solutions such as flashing warning lights, curb extensions, or speed tables that could allow the crosswalk to remain.
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Public SafetyWracTraffic Safety
This report documents a Pacific Palisades Community Council representative's attendance at a June 12, 2019 LA City Council Transportation Committee hearing regarding dockless scooter regulations. The representative proposed requiring scooter companies to include consent language in user agreements allowing disclosure of renter identification to law enforcement in cases of accidents or crimes as a condition of operating permits in Los Angeles.
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Public SafetyTraffic Safety
This FAQ document outlines Los Angeles Department of Transportation regulations for dockless e-scooters launched under a one-year permit program in December 2018, covering user requirements, riding and parking rules, citywide scooter caps, and enforcement procedures. Users must be 18 with a valid driver's license, cannot ride on sidewalks, and must park away from driveways, crosswalks, and ADA access areas.
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Public SafetyMinutesMotionsWracTraffic Safety
Pacific Palisades Community Council opposes Assembly Bill 1112 and urges Assemblymember Bloom to vote against it, citing concerns that the bill would restrict local regulatory control over dockless mobility device providers and prevent cities from requiring providers to cooperate with law enforcement in injury cases. The opposition stems from a recent hit-and-run incident involving a scooter user in the Palisades where the provider refused to provide identifying information to police.
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Public SafetyPotrero CanyonMinutesTraffic Safety
The City is hosting a series of dockless community meetings across Los Angeles to inform residents about dockless bicycle and scooter providers. Six meetings are scheduled between May 29 and June 12 at various library and city hall locations.