Under the new approach, homeless residents might also be trained and hired to clean city streets and sidewalks themselves, Garcetti says.
Among their complaints: The devices continue to be parked improperly.
Pricing for private pod-studios will start at $675 per person per month.
What a cutie!
The hilltop home has terrazzo floors, vaulted ceilings, built-in furniture, and walls of glass offering IMAX-esque views.
In March—shortly before the launch of Uber’s initial public offering—the company’s co-founder snapped up this luxurious new-build.
That’s enough money to help about 195 tenants on the verge of getting booted from their homes.
Incredibly, color footage of the fanfare still exists.
Originally a 1920s bungalow, the reworked residence has three bedrooms, beamed ceilings, cork floors, and teak built-ins.
An estimated 43 percent of land citywide could qualify for the bill’s density incentives.