Parking Enforcement services Amendment with Laz Parking
Council will approve Amendment No. 4 to the Laz Parking agreement, raising the total citywide parking enforcement budget to $9,375,151.
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Council will approve Amendment No. 4 to the Laz Parking agreement, raising the total citywide parking enforcement budget to $9,375,151.
Council will appropriate $1M from Low‑ and Moderate‑Income Housing Asset Funds, $3M from Commercial Linkage Fee Funds, and $1M from General Fund Housing Set‑Aside Funds into the Pro‑Housing Reserve Account.
The council will adopt an ordinance that updates speed limits on 108 city road segments without raising any posted limits.
Council will adopt amendments to Title 27 Zoning Code to create four new high‑density districts consistent with General Plan 2040.