Motion seeks $356,372 for litter and weed cleanups in Council District 7

Northeast Graffiti Busters would do small litter pickups, corridor cleanups and weed abatement in the northeast San Fernando Valley district.

City Council· posted Oct 14Motion$356K

A motion would move $356,372 from Council District 7 discretionary funds to the Board of Public Works to pay Northeast Graffiti Busters for small litter cleanups, corridor cleanups and weed abatement in the district. Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez presented the motion, which the Office of Community Beautification would administer with City Attorney approval of the documents.

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  1. 14–0–1

    Motion seeks $356,372 for litter and weed cleanups in Council District 7

    Council File 26-1470Item 19 · Oct 21 meetingAdopted

Machine flag: this draft did not pass every automatic check (dek long). The document is authoritative.

Official portrait of Monica Rodriguez
Monica Rodriguez

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