IT agency recommends 10-year renewal of Catholic Charities cable franchise

A private line crossing a city alley near Beverly Boulevard would stay in place through 2036 for $100 a year.

City Council· posted Oct 15Report$1K

Catholic Charities of Los Angeles would keep permission to run a telecommunications line across a city alley connecting two of its buildings, paying $100 a year for ten years plus a $2,500 application fee. The Information Technology Agency recommends approval and asks the City Attorney to draft the renewal ordinance.

What happens next

City Council would request the City Attorney prepare a draft ordinance granting the ten-year renewal.

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