Congrats to LA City Council on permit fees – Latest News
It’s not closing, and it shouldn’t have taken this long, however the resolution Tuesday by the LA City Council’s Budget and Finance Committee to advance a proposal to waive all permit fees for victims of the Palisades Fire was the right alternative.
Now the total council has a likelihood to do the fitting factor at its subsequent sitting, and move the decision.
The full council has a likelihood to do the fitting factor at its subsequent sitting, and move the decision. AP
It is unsuitable to power people to pay costly allowing fees to rebuild their houses to a metropolis that failed to save these houses as a result of it didn’t pre-deploy firefighters or make sure there was enough water obtainable.
Congratulations are particularly due to Councilmember Traci Park, who has been a courageous fighter for her constituents, from the fire zone to City Hall.
The council wants to do even more to help. Last 12 months, Mayor Karen Bass promised to repeal Measure ULA, the so-called “mansion tax,” which applies to all buildings — not simply houses — that sell for over about $5 million.
That effort fell short — as a result of the town was late in beginning a course of of repeal within the state legislature.
There will be no more failures. The metropolis — and the council — need to do more, and to do it now.
