(October 4, 2016) -- The City Council is poised tonight (Oct. 4) to discuss, and possibly advance, a proposal by Councilwoman Suzie Price joined by Councilman Daryl Supernaw, to direct the City Attorney's office to put in legally-enactable form (for two future Council votes) a city ordinance that would restrict oversized and recreational vehicles in residential and commercial corridors based on elements from the surrounding cities of Lakewood, Costa Mesa and Westminister like:
The item was originally scheduled to be heard on Sept. 20 but was moved to October 4...when it would coincide with a "study session" on homelessness, scheduled to begin the Oct. 4 Council session. [Scroll down for further] |
In their agendizing memo, Councilmembers Price and Supernaw write: From: Councilwoman Suzie Price, Third District and Councilmember Daryl Supernaw, Fourth District
And in a forthcoming item affecting neighborhoods and businesses, Councilwoman Price has signaled in her October newsletter that on October 25, "I will be bringing an item to council regarding panhandling. I would like to propose that panhandling in business corridors and traffic intersection medians be prohibited under our municipal code. I think this ordinance modification will go a long way in allowing our police officers to better enforce aggressive and/or consistent panhandling that is taking place throughout the city." Developing.
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