Motion seeks $1.11 million to build Ohio Avenue ramps, sidewalks and bike lane dividers

City funds would pay StreetsLA crews to build wheelchair ramps, sidewalks and bike lane dividers on the Westside.

City Council· posted Aug 5Motion$1.1M

Wheelchair access ramps, sidewalks and bicycle lane dividers would be built along Ohio Avenue in Council Districts 11 and 5. A council motion would move $1,110,000 from a state road maintenance fund to the Bureau of Street Services for crew salaries, construction and supplies, at the Transportation Department's request.

What happens next

City Council consideration of the motion

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