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Capital Finance Administration Fund

            10. POLICE DEPARTMENT VEHICLE REPLACEMENT — Funding is provided for the replacement of non-patrol,
               undercover sedans, mid-size sedans, and a mobile command vehicle.

            11. TRANSPORTATION  MOBILE COMMAND  VEHICLE  —  Funding  is provided for the purchase of a mobile
               command vehicle to enable Transportation staff to provide critical emergency response support.

            12. TRANSPORTATION  TRAFFIC SIGNAL  SAFETY PROJECT  —  Funding is provided for the design and
               construction of various traffic signal safety projects.

            The following municipal facilities projects are proposed for MICLA financing for 2020-21:


            13. ALPINE RECREATION CENTER EXPANSION — Funding is provided to offset a remaining funding shortfall for
               this Proposition K specified project that is in active construction.

            14. ASPHALT PLANT I (PHASE II) 25TH AND HARRIET SITE IMPROVEMENTS — Funding is provided for pre-
               design and design activities for the installation of an impactor, screener, and utility connections.

            15. BARNSDALL ART PARK — Funding is provided for the restoration, seismic retrofit, and hazardous materials
               abatement for Residence A located in Barnsdall Art Park.

            16. BUILDING EQUIPMENT LIFECYCLE REPLACEMENT — Funding is provided for the lifecycle replacement of
               aging  and obsolete building equipment at  the City’s highest priority sites  in  order to achieve more efficient
               operations and associated cost savings

            17. CAPITAL PROGRAM - BUREAU OF STREET SERVICES — Funding is provided to address safety hazards and
               regulatory compliance issues at yards and shops facilities operated by the Bureau of Street Services (BSS) as
               part of a multi-year program. This will  enable  BSS to prioritize use of this funding to address the most critical
               safety hazards and regulatory compliance.

            18. CAPITAL PROGRAM – EL PUEBLO — Funding is provided for capital repairs and infrastructure improvements
               at El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument.

            19. CAPITAL PROGRAM – VAN NUYS CIVIC CENTER (FORMERLY MARVIN BRAUDE BUILDING) — Funding is
               provided for capital repairs and infrastructure improvements at Van Nuys City Hall complex, which serves as a
               City hub in the Van Nuys area.

            20. CAPITAL PROGRAM – ZOO — Funding is provided for capital repairs and infrastructure improvements at the
               Los Angeles Zoo facilities.

            21. CITYWIDE INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS — Funding is provided to address health and safety-related
               infrastructure issues on a citywide basis.  Projects include safety and security repairs, air-conditioning, water
               supply systems, fixtures, and other critical maintenance items.

            22. CIVIC CENTER PARKING STRUCTURAL REPAIRS — Funding is provided to complete necessary structural
               upgrades to the parking structure under  City Hall East and the LA Mall  in conjunction  with other renovation
               projects underway within the Civic Center Center.

            23. FIRE STATION 4  -  FACADE IMPROVEMENTS  —  Funding is provided to remediate safety  hazards resulting
               from falling exterior tiles at Fire Station No. 4 and the Emergency Operations Center.

            24. FIRE STATION EXTRACTOR INSTALLATIONS — Funding is provided for improvements to five Fire Stations to
               allow for the installation of fire extractors to sanitize turnout equipment.

            25. NEW 7  STREET BODY SHOP (PHASE II) — Funding is provided for the second phase of a two-phase project
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               for the construction of a  new body  shop building to  replace the existing facility located at 2310  East  Seventh
               Street, due to significant structural deficiencies

            26. OPERATIONS VALLEY BUREAU  FACILITY PACKAGE  —  Funding is provided to continue improvements at
               Old Fire Station 39,  which  will provide a permanent  Operations  Valley  Bureau  location. Improvements include
               completion  of the second floor kitchenette and sleeping quarters,  inclusion of an elevator, the development of
               community amenities on the first floor, and structural seismic upgrades.

            27. PUBLIC  SAFETY  FACILITIES  –  ANIMAL  SERVICES  —  Funding  is  provided  to  support  ongoing  capital
               improvements at various Animal Services facilities.
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