The Beverly Hills City Council continued to adjust to the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic, extending a ban on shared-use transportation and loosening restrictions on medical use in the City’s commercial spaces. The moves, made in the Nov. 17 Regular Meeting, sought to assist struggling businesses. The Council also voted to continue discussion of solid waste removal rates to the Dec. 8 Regular Meeting.
The medical use ordinance “would allow for most of our existing commercial properties to be converted to medical offices without having to comply with our current overlays own requirements,” explained City Planner Ryan Gohlich.
