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General City Purposes





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


           22. LACERS/LAFPP Audits. As mandated by Charter Section  $                500,000  $              (500,000)  $                           -
              1112, the City is required to conduct an audit of the Los
              Angeles City Employees' Retirement System (LACERS)
              and the Los Angeles Fire and Police Pensions System
              (LAFPP) funds. Funding is not provided in 2020-21 as the
              audit occurs once every five years.

           23. Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO). The                   219,800                     24,116                   243,916
              City reimburses the County of Los Angeles (County) for
              direct costs attributable to four of the 15 LAFCO members
              who represent the City and for four-fifteenths of the
              County's expenditures for general LAFCO-related office
              expenses.  Representatives  vote  on  boundaries,
              annexation, and fees. The County is responsible for all
              administrative tasks and bills the City for its share. Dues
              are calculated based on the City's total revenues relative
              to total revenues for all member cities. An increase to this
              account reflects an increase in annual membership dues.

           24. Local Government Commission. This organization of                          600                         (600)                           -
              locally elected officials meets to discuss and develop
              solutions  to  such  issues  as  child  care,  energy
              conservation, and air quality. Funding provides for the
              membership dues of the 15 Councilmembers. The funding
              decrease reflects a suspension of membership.

           25. Los  Angeles  Neighborhood  Land  Trust.  This                     40,500                      (4,050)                     36,450
              organization provides technical assistance to community
              groups in landscape architecture, real estate transactions,
              outreach and community organization, and fundraising for
              the creation of open green spaces in urban areas.

           26. Los Angeles Superior Court Teen Court Program.                   125,000                    (12,500)                   112,500
              Teen Court provides an alternative to Juvenile Court and
              functions as an actual court for young people who commit
              non-serious crimes.

           27. Mobile Laundry Truck. Funding is provided to offer                     67,600                               -                     67,600
              individuals and families experiencing homelessness a
              place to wash clothes.

           28. North Hollywood Film Festival. Funding is provided to                     25,000                      (2,500)                     22,500
              support the production of the North Hollywood Cinefest.

           29. Official Notices. Funding is provided for the publication                   275,000                  (125,000)                   150,000
              and ad placement of official notices.













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