A new Los Angeles City Council district boundary map that would impact many LA residents near Beverly Hills has been delayed. LA City Council was slated to vote whether to approve the map at a Dec. 1 meeting, but the final vote was tabled until a future meeting due to a needed technical change.
A slight correction is needed to the proposed boundary between LA Council Districts 1 and 10 near Koreatown after an error was made in the publicly posted draft map. The corrected map has to be publicly posted for a minimum of three days by law. The final vote is expected next week, LA City staff told the Courier.
