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Motion seeks $144,900 for traffic signal and striping plans at G Line Sepulveda Station

Councilmember Imelda Padilla asks to move Proposition C funds from StreetsLA to LADOT for walking and biking improvements.

City Council· posted Sep 16Motion$145K

Walking and biking improvements planned around the G Line Sepulveda Station in the San Fernando Valley would get design work for traffic signals and street striping. Councilmember Imelda Padilla moves to transfer $144,900 in Proposition C funds from the Bureau of Street Services to LADOT, subject to the Mayor's approval.

What happens next

Council consideration of the motion, subject to Mayor's approval

How the Council voted on this file
Yes No Absent
  1. 13–0–2

    Motion seeks $144,900 for traffic signal and striping plans at G Line Sepulveda Station

    Council File 26-1331
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San Fernando Valley
San Fernando Valley

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