Recommendation to declare ordinance amending the Long Beach Municipal Code by adding Section 10.34.040 relating to parking at City-owned and operated lots with disabled plate or placard, read and adopted as read.  (Citywide)
No. There are no public speakers for that item. I didn't. 21. Report from Public Works recommendation declare ordinance amending the Long Beach Municipal Code relating to no cost parking at certain city owned and operated lots for drivers with valid disabled plates or placards. Read the first time and later the next regular meeting of the City Council for Final Reading. Citywide. I got a motion by Councilman Price. Can I get a second, please? Think about customers in Dallas seeing no public comment. Mr. Mayor, can I just make a comment on this item? Yes. So this was our item that we brought to council three years ago. And I want to thank staff for bringing it back. I know it took a long time for it to come back to us because it needed to go through Coastal Commission. But I do know that this is something that we've been advocating for on behalf of a few of our residents, and I'm grateful that it has come to pass. So thank you very much for coming to council, hopefully to pass. So I want to thank city staff for getting us to this point. Customers in the House should some comments also. Yes, absolutely. I just wanted to say thank you again for to Councilmember Price for bringing this item forward and and for all the all the hard work you've done. I know that this kind of work was not easy, but on behalf of all the residents that used placards like this, I just want to say thank you. It is really difficult to find a parking spot as it is already that has a disabled accessibility and they're very limited. So this kind of eases that. And so I'm very thankful that to actually see this come into fruition. So thank you very much on behalf of those who use those placards. Thank you. And with a roll call. District one, district two I'm District three I, District four. I. District five I, district six. I. District seven. I. District eight. All right. District nine. I. Motion carries.