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Ad Hoc Committee for LA Recovery

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Jul 27, 2026

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Recovery committee backs fee waiver and grant use

Published Jul 27, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 26, 2026

Recovery committee backs fee waiver and grant use

The committee approved a City Attorney ordinance to waive fees for permits tied to repairing or rebuilding structures damaged or destroyed by the January 2025 wildfires, and it also approved using $25,004 from a Petco Love grant for animal care and community support services in Skid Row.

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Briefing

Apr 8, 2026

Ad Hoc Committee for LA Recovery meeting summary

The committee approved four items: payment for additional AECOM services to develop the Long-Term Recovery Plan, an Emergency Management Department report on Red Flag Warning protocols, rescission of brush clearance non-compliance notices for damaged properties in Pacific Palisades, and a motion to implement sales tax relief for reconstruction purchases in Pacific Palisades; votes were 3 in favor (Park, Rodriguez, McOsker) with two members absent (Nazarian, Soto-Martinez).

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Briefing

Nov 17, 2025

Ad Hoc Committee for LA Recovery meeting summary

The committee approved City Administrative Officer funding for AECOM to provide as-needed project management and engineering support for recovery from the January 2025 wind and fire storm; approved a motion requesting the City Attorney to report on the feasibility of granting the Director of Finance authority to implement a one-time Measure ULA tax exemption for Pacific Palisades homeowners whose residences were destroyed in the Palisades Fire; and continued the Emergency Management Department report on Red Flag Warning protocols. Councilmembers Nazarian and McOsker were absent.

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Briefing

Sep 15, 2025

Ad Hoc Committee for LA Recovery meeting summary

The committee received verbal updates on recovery from the 2025 wind and fire storms and received-and-filed three reports: a Bureau of Sanitation ocean water-quality report, a City Administrative Officer monthly expenditures report for the Wildfire Emergency Response and Recovery Account, and a City Attorney report on Measure ULA fund reallocation; no further action was taken.

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Briefing

Jun 23, 2025

Ad Hoc Committee for LA Recovery meeting summary

The committee reviewed recovery actions for the January 2025 wildfires, approved an ordinance to waive certain rebuild permit fees, received reports from LADWP and other departments on water and recovery finances, and approved several motions on hiring, contracting equity, price-gouging monitoring, evacuation review, and consultant agreements.

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Briefing

Apr 21, 2025

LA Recovery committee meeting summary

Committee reviewed city reports on infrastructure damage from the January 2025 wildfires, approved Animal Services donations/grants, approved a resolution requesting temporary State financial assistance for fire costs, approved a motion to map utilities and study undergrounding in high fire-risk zones, and continued several items for later action.

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Briefing

Mar 24, 2025

LA Recovery committee approves wildfire recovery measures

The Ad Hoc Committee for LA Recovery reviewed multiple reports and approved motions directing quarterly Recovery Annex reporting, environmental testing and debris distribution plans, inspections and remediation for fire‑affected sites, business tax relief updates, and temporary staffing measures to aid recovery.

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Briefing

Feb 6, 2025

Ad Hoc Committee for LA Recovery summary

Committee reviewed recovery reports and approved motions to support wildfire-impacted residents and businesses, including reallocating funds to an Emergency Rental Assistance program, tax relief measures, temporary rehiring of retirees, and steps to speed repairs in the Palisades. The committee also requested multiple reports from LADWP and approved preparedness and vegetation-management actions.

3 min readMunicipal coverage