Andrew Solomon

She came to the AHLA picnic in stoner park this past weekend and generally seemed supportive and engaged

Technically I think it’s the South Pasadena exemption so that SRP would sign on to the bill. But once a city goes over 35k, the new radius kicks in

Sepulveda is worth celebrating though. Arguably the single most important rapid transit project in the nation, and it will be a sea change for transit use in LA. It’ll be SO much faster than car travel that it’ll drive a LOT of elective transit usage

sorry but your next crusade is NORTHERN K LINE EXTENSION. you can do governance reform after that

Sounds like it's going to be Hawthorne at this point, right?

Progress! Do you know if they are putting green boxes around all the sharrow signs too? There’s a ton of them…

They’ll be protected one day!

They may not be full protected bike lanes (yet) but excited existing bike lanes in #WeHo are getting the high visibility green treatment soon! The temporary markings out on the streets show where future green paint will go shortly. 🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲 #bikelanws

Excited for the bike lane glow up on Tuesday! 💅🛣️

Are the same financing sources available to them for 50% affordable?

@dcfenn.bsky.social 👀

Agree housing is a no brainer. But there’s a lot of bagel toppings on this particular ballot proposal. Who would build something with a 50% inclusionary requirement?

This is nuts

This guy gets it!

This is especially important for LGBTQ cities like West Hollywood

who gets the money from the enforcement program? metro? or the city? part of the la brea bus line runs through weho so wondering if there's any sort of fee split with local municipality

how realistic is it for them to find the additional moneys? i saw that our weho event for the olympics pride house is on the waitlist

very proud of @wehocity.bsky.social for supporting this bill

We have a VERY long line of people lined up to give me-toos: City of WeHo, many MANY YIMBY groups, BAC, SPUR, Habitat for Humanity, Greenbelt Alliance, Joe Cohen May, AARP, Carpenters support.

Building trades, local governments, League of Cities, foundation funded nonprofits oppose.