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32. SUBJECT: STATE LEGISLATION ADOPT staff recommended positions: · Senate Bill 1366 (Archuleta) - Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority: light rail: West Santa Ana Branch Transit Corridor. WORK WITH AUTHOR

33. SUBJECT: CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATE RECEIVE oral report regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19).

34. SUBJECT: METRO PARKING MANAGEMENT PROGRAM AND SYSTEMWIDE PARKING OPERATOR SERVICES CONSIDER: A. APPROVING revisions to Metro's Parking Ordinance Administrative Code Title 8 (Attachment C) and Metro's Parking Rates and Fee Resolution (Attachment D) in support of the implementation of the Parking Management Program. B. AUTHORIZING the Chief Executive Officer ("CEO") to execute a five-year base period, firm fixed price Contract No. PS66007000 to L & R Auto Parks, Inc. DBA Joe's Auto Parks for systemwide parking operator services in the amount of $26,878,513 with two, one-year options, in the amounts of $5,840,059 and $7,651,918, respectively, for a total amount of $40,370,490, through a revenue generating contract where the contractor will be compensated for their operating costs from the parking revenue collected and Metro will receive the net revenue amount collected, subject to resolution of protest(s) if any.

34.1. SUBJECT: WEEKEND AND HOLIDAY FREE PARKING AT METRO LOTS APPROVE Motion by Director Fasana Metro has successfully adopted best management practices in its parking program to assess demand and manage inventory for maximum public transit user benefit without negatively impacting adjacent neighborhoods. In continuing that effort, Metro should assess utilization at its transit stations in support of promoting transit ridership. In consultation with staff, Metro parking facilities typically have high demand or reach capacity on weekdays. However, transit user parking utilization is minimal and well below 30% on weekends and holidays at most Metro parking facilities. I, THEREFORE MOVE that the Board direct the CEO to: A. Provide free parking for transit patrons at Metro parking facilities with 30% or below capacity on Saturday, Sunday and Federally Observed Holidays. B. Union Station and any Metro parking facilities that have special arrangements/contracts with municipalities or local jurisdictions for public parking or other non-transit parking use are exempt from this motion.

35. SUBJECT: INVENTORY OF SUITABLE LOCATIONS FOR TEMPORARY HOMELESS HOUSING ON METRO LAND CONSIDER: 1. RECEIVING AND FILING Metro Property Inventory for Temporary Sheltering of the Homeless Report (Attachment A); and 2. DELEGATING authority to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to enter into no-fee leases with local jurisdictions for temporary (less than five years) supportive homelessness-related facilities, including bridge housing for Metro-owned properties that do not have a conflicting transit or joint development purpose.

36. SUBJECT: TRANSPORTATION BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER APPOINTMENT CONSIDER appointing the Chinese American Construction Professionals (CACP) organization to the Transportation Business Advisory Council membership.

37. SUBJECT: SOUTH BAY COG FIBER OPTIC RING URGENCY MOTION APPROVE Motion by Directors Butts and Hahn that the Board: Approve an immediate additional $2.5 million from the South Bay Measure M TSMIP II account for the SBCCOG South Bay Fiberoptic Network project and amended into Funding Agreement #MM 5502.05 forthwith.

38. SUBJECT: ORAL REPORT ON COVID-19 SERVICE UPDATE RECEIVE oral report on COVID-19 Service Update.

39. SUBJECT: STATE AND FEDERAL REPORT RECEIVE AND FILE State and Federal Legislative Report.

RECEIVE General Public Comment