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Los Angeles Sidewalk Vending: Regulatory Timeline & Community Engagement Efforts

Follow the timeline of sidewalk vending regulations in Los Angeles from 2013 to 2015. Learn about the proposed frameworks, stakeholder engagement, and coalition-building efforts. Stay informed on the latest updates and opposition views. Get involved in community meetings and resources for small businesses.

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Los Angeles Sidewalk Vending: Regulatory Timeline & Community Engagement Efforts

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  1. Los Angeles Sidewalk Vending

  2. Timeline: Motion 13-1493 Nov. 6, 2013: Councilmembers Huizar and Price sign motion directing the Chief Legislative Analyst (CLA), along with the Bureau of Street Services, and in consultation with other departments as needed to present report on the regulation of food and merchandise street vending May 13, 2014: CLA report presented with proposed framework Nov. 26, 2014: Updated CLA report presented with proposed framework March 2015: Rodriguez Strategies hired for coalition-building efforts May 2015: CLA community meetings begin

  3. CLA’s Proposed Framework

  4. Proposed Regulatory Structure

  5. Opposition’s Proposed Framework

  6. Vending Regulations in Other Cities

  7. Coalition to Save Small Business = coalition member

  8. Preferred Framework “I’m very strongly opposed to the legalization of street vendors,” Lopez said. "I pay rent, permits and a lot of other things. They think that just by paying $50 they can sell on the streets, and it's not right. They don’t pay for employees, electricity, they don't pay anything.” –Sigifredo Lopez, Owner of Uniform School

  9. CLA Community MeetingsMay – August 2015

  10. Next Steps

  11. Upcoming Meetings

  12. Resources Jessica Borek jessica@rodriguezstrategies.com Facebook.com/SaveSmallBusinessLA City of Los Angeles http://sidewalkvending.lacity.org/

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