
Motion would require LADWP report on LA100 clean energy costs to ratepayers
Councilmember John Lee asks the utility to project electric rate increases and compare the city plan to state law.

Councilmember John Lee asks the utility to project electric rate increases and compare the city plan to state law.

LADWP would report on using smart meters to support a monthly billing pilot and alerts for unusual usage.

Recreation and Parks would compare costs, injuries, heat and chemical runoff at synthetic fields and report back in 180 days.

The agreements would let the Department of Water and Power buy solar power through a regional power agency.

StreetsLA and LADWP would report in 30 days on converting about 3.6 million square feet of median turf to drought-tolerant plants.

City analysts would have 60 days to estimate what Zone 0 vegetation rules would cost homeowners and the city.

City departments would report on who inspects commercial solar arrays and why panels stayed energized during the June fire.

The utility says a 2.44-acre water line easement near 99th Place and Grape Street is no longer needed.

Motion asks the utility to explain a decade of rate hikes, estimated meter readings and missed billing cycles within 30 days.

The agreement with state toxics regulators would restrict activity on a DWP right-of-way between Figueroa Junction and Halldale Receiving Station.

Councilmember Ysabel Jurado asks city lawyers and LADWP to study a utility bill relief fund paid for by donations, not ratepayers.

Councilmember Adrin Nazarian asks DWP to study grid, water and ratepayer effects of large data centers.

The utility wants Council to set different bidding and delivery rules for work at Grant Lake Reservoir in the Eastern Sierra.

The utility would build an employee parking lot for its West Valley District Yard and a driveway through park land.

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

The utility wants permission to use a competitive sealed bid proposal method for five years on its downtown headquarters project.