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• Sidewalk Vending Summary

  Background Info October 25, 2018

  Land UseMinutesCommercial

  This document summarizes the history of sidewalk vending regulation in Los Angeles, including PPCC's 2015 position supporting optional vending districts if legalization occurs, and the impact of California's SB 946 law passed in 2018 that legalizes sidewalk vending statewide and restricts cities' ability to prohibit or cap vendors unless specific public health, safety, or welfare impacts are demonstrated. The City Council directed the City Attorney in July 2018 to revise the sidewalk vending ordinance to comply with the new state law effective January 2019.

  

• Letter - Sep 10, 2018 (STRS Position)

  Letter September 9, 2018

  Land UseCommercial

  The Pacific Palisades Community Council submitted a letter to the Los Angeles City Planning Commission opposing certain provisions of the proposed Home-Sharing Ordinance, including the 120-day annual cap, extended home-sharing processes with limited notice requirements, and advocating for a private right of action for affected residents. The Council supports other provisions such as primary residence requirements, host registration, permits, liability insurance, and a trust fund for enforcement.

  

• Resolution - Feb 22, 2018 (Oppose SB)

  Resolution April 27, 2018

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  Pacific Palisades Community Council opposes SB 946, which would establish state-level sidewalk vending regulations requiring local municipalities to permit vending in parks and public spaces with limited location restrictions. The Council prefers to preserve local control and jurisdiction over sidewalk vending regulations.

  

• Resolution - Feb 22, 2018 (Wraclupcres Strs) - City Council Housing Committee

  Resolution April 24, 2018

  Land UseCommercial

  Pacific Palisades Community Council adopted a resolution supporting a Short-Term Rentals Ordinance contingent on specific conditions including night rental caps, primary residence requirements, liability insurance, revenue allocation to enforcement and affordable housing, and private right of action for affected residents. The council noted a preference for full prohibition in residential zones but acknowledged that many councilmembers support short-term rentals in such zones.

  

• Letter - Feb 5, 2018 (Wracrecommendation Short Term Rentals Ordinance)

  Letter February 5, 2018

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  The Westside Regional Alliance of Councils, representing 13 neighborhood and community councils, submitted a letter to the Los Angeles Planning and Land Use Management Committee expressing support for specific provisions in a proposed short-term rental ordinance, including annual night caps for hosts, proof of primary residence requirements, and dedicated enforcement funding from transient occupancy tax receipts. The coalition strongly opposed any amendments that would allow individual hosts to exceed caps, permit self-certification of residency, or divert enforcement funds to the General Fund.

  

• Farmers Markets item

  Background Info January 27, 2018

  Land UseLegislationCommercial

  This document reports on the status of City File 10-1832, a proposed ordinance allowing Certified Farmers Markets in residential zones. The ordinance has been under consideration since 2010, with the most recent version from September 2017 requiring discretionary permits for farmers markets in R zones while allowing by-right permits in other zones, and includes operating standards for hours, lighting, noise, and signage.