Los Feliz Neighborhood Council · Held
Los Feliz Neighborhood Council meeting, September 15, 2026
From official records: The Los Feliz Neighborhood Council's Sept. 15, 2026 board agenda had a Community Impact Statement supporting CF 26-1172 on the end of Temporary Protected Status for Salvadorans. A Los Feliz statement on that file marked "Passed 22-0-0" was filed Sept. 23. The agenda also had a position supporting Charter Amendment PRK on parks funding, a sign-on letter asking the City to declare traffic violence a state of emergency, and letters on license plate reader cameras, the Sunset Boulevard bus lane and AI-generated child abuse images. Minutes were not posted on the City agenda index or in the council's minutes folder as of Oct. 1, 2026, so those outcomes are not known.
As of October 2, 2026, outcomes for the September 15, 2026 meeting of the Los Feliz Neighborhood Council come from official records posted so far, such as council files, recorded votes and filed statements. Some results may be missing until the full minutes are posted and read.
| Where | Online by Zoom |
|---|---|
| Agenda | Official agenda (posted September 12, 2026) |
| City Council districts | Council District 4 |
Minutes for this meeting were not posted on the City’s agenda index or in the council’s 2026 minutes folder as of Oct. 1, 2026. A statement on item 10.i was filed Sept. 23; it does not give the meeting date. Other outcomes are not known. Committee votes are as the agenda lists them.
9.A.i. Up to $1,000 for Porchfest
- What it asks: A Neighborhood Purpose Grant to E2M for Porchfest 2026 (agenda).
- Amount: Up to $1,000 (agenda).
- Committee vote: Cultural Affairs Committee, 11-0-0 (agenda).
9.B.i. Housing report on rent control
- What it asks: Adopts the Housing Committee’s report “Rent Control, Vacancy Control, and Rent Stabilization in Los Angeles.” The agenda text does not include the report (agenda).
- Committee vote: Housing Committee, 4-0-0; listed on the non-funding consent calendar (agenda).
9.C.i. License plate reader camera standards
- What it asks: A letter to the Mayor and CD 4 on standards for Flock, Axon and future automated license plate reader cameras in a sanctuary city (agenda).
- Committee vote: Public Health and Safety Committee, 6-0-0; listed on the non-funding consent calendar (agenda).
9.D.i. $300 for KIDSHA LA
- What it asks: A Neighborhood Purpose Grant to KIDSHA LA for supplies for youth volunteering (agenda).
- Amount: $300 (agenda).
- Committee vote: Public Works and Beautification Committee, 5-0-0 (agenda).
9.E.i. Sunset Boulevard bus lane
- What it asks: A letter to Metro and LADOT about compliance in the Sunset Boulevard priority bus lane project (agenda).
- Committee vote: Transportation and Mobility Committee, 7-0-0; listed on the non-funding consent calendar (agenda).
9.E.ii. Urban Wilderness Access Feasibility Plan
- What it asks: A letter to Metro and the Southern California Association of Governments about the Urban Wilderness Access Feasibility Plan (agenda).
- Committee vote: Transportation and Mobility Committee, 4-0-0; listed on the non-funding consent calendar (agenda).
10.i. Statement on CF 26-1172, Temporary Protected Status
- What it asks: Support for CF 26-1172, a motion by Hugo Soto-Martinez, seconded by Marqueece Harris-Dawson, on the City’s response to the end of Temporary Protected Status for El Salvador (CF 26-1172).
- What happened: A Los Feliz statement supporting the file, marked “Passed 22-0-0,” was filed Sept. 23, 2026; it does not give the meeting date (CIS). The Council adopted the motion on Sept. 22 (CF 26-1172).
10.ii. AI-generated child abuse images
- What it asks: A letter to the Mayor and CD 4 about AI-generated child sexual abuse images. The agenda text does not include the letter (agenda).
10.iii. Traffic violence emergency letter
- What it asks: Adds the council’s name to an open letter from People’s Vision Zero and Streets Are For Everyone asking the Mayor and City Council to declare a state of emergency over traffic violence and treat it as a public health crisis (agenda).
10.iv. Position on Charter Amendment PRK
- What it asks: Supports Charter Amendment PRK on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot and sends the position to the City Council. The agenda says PRK would phase in a doubling of the Recreation and Parks minimum budget allocation over ten years, with exceptions for fiscal emergencies, and that the council earlier voted 18-0-0 to support raising the Charter Section 593 minimum (agenda).