In the second installment of the town hall style meeting series LIVE WITH LILI, Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse took questions and heard comments from the community at City Hall’s Municipal Gallery on June 23. Bosse provided updates on topics related to installing solar panels, EV chargers, bike lanes, and smoking signage on residential streets.
As a result of issues raised in the May 9 meeting, solar panels will be added on the roof of the Roxbury Park Community Center, city staff have started working with Southern California Edison to install more EV stations, more information about bikes lanes and sharrows has been disseminated, no smoking signs have been placed on Reeves Drive, and next week signs prohibiting large delivery trucks will be placed on Reeves. According to Bosse, the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) has increased enforcement along Reeves Drive since May, and businesses have been notified by the city prohibiting large delivery vehicles. About 35 residents attended the hybrid meeting to share ideas, suggestions, things that are working well and what they think needs improvement in the city.
