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General City Purposes





                                                                  2019-20         Change From         2020-21
              Program Changes                                  Adopted Budget    2019-20 Budget   Proposed Budget


           Administered by:  City Clerk

           15. Annual City Audit/Single Audit. Funding is provided for  $                998,190  $                           -  $                998,190
              the annual City audit of receipts and disbursements
              mandated under Charter Section 362.
           16. Central Avenue Jazz Festival.                                      43,000                               -                     43,000
              Funding is provided to support the production of the
              Central Avenue Jazz Festival.

           17. City/County Native American Indian Commission –                     47,000                      (4,700)                     42,300
              City Share of Funding. This Commission consists of 15
              members – five appointed by the City, five by the County,
              and five by the Los Angeles Indian Commission. The
              purpose of the Commission is to promote legislation that
              enhances the welfare and socioeconomic life of Native
              Americans.

           18. County Service – Massage Parlor Regulation. The City                   130,000                    (13,000)                   117,000
              contracts with the County for massage-technician testing
              and requested massage-parlor inspections in accordance
              with the Municipal Code.

           19. embRACE LA. Funding is provided for the embRACE LA                   889,499                  (500,000)                   389,499
              program to address human relations issues with regard to
              race,  ethnicity,  sexual  orientation,  diversity,  and
              multiculturalism in Los Angeles.

           20. International Visitors Council of Los Angeles. This non-                     40,000                      (4,000)                     36,000
              profit organization sponsors short-term visitors and high-
              level dignitaries referred by the United States Information
              Agency to exchange information on various subjects with
              local residents, benefitting the City, its residents, trade,
              and commerce, and developing a greater understanding of
              the American lifestyle and our community.

           21. LA SHARES. LA SHARES is a non-profit organization                   300,000                               -                   300,000
              which takes materials and goods such as donated office
              supplies, furniture, and equipment and redistributes them
              to non-profit organizations and schools. Funding is
              provided by the Citywide Recycling Trust Fund to assist in
              defraying the costs of transporting these goods.



















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