In a move to bolster tenant protections, the City Council has asked the city attorney to draft two ordinances addressing eviction concerns and pet ownership, the Los Angeles Daily News reported.
The estimated cost of the program is $67.8 million a year, with funding to come from Measure ULA, a real estate transfer tax approved by voters in November last year.
To be formally adopted, the ordinances must pass the City Council, and they are expected to be reviewed next year.
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