DWP seeks Council approval to extend North Hills customer service center lease 10 years

The utility would pay about $1.96 million over ten years for 4,920 square feet of office space on Sepulveda Boulevard.

City Council· posted Jul 17Spending$2.0M

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power would keep its walk-in customer service center at 9154 Sepulveda Boulevard in North Hills for another ten years, through September 13, 2035. The Board of Water and Power Commissioners approved the lease amendment and is asking the City Council to approve it.

What happens next

City Council approval required under City Charter Section 606 before the amendment is executed.

How the Council voted on this file
Yes No Absent
  1. 14–0–1
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Hydee Feldstein Soto

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