The special meeting came less than a week after Kuhlman, sent out an email to families within the district outlining what the start of the spring semester will look like.
“As you are all aware, we are in the midst of a surge in COVID transmissions throughout the Southern California community,” Kuhlman wrote in an email Friday. “We’ve been monitoring this situation closely over the holiday break to ensure that we adhere closely to the requirements of State and County health orders.”
At the time, Kuhlman said that district officials would provide support to small cohorts of students throughout the district at the start of the spring semester, which began Monday.
Bonin s amendment was seconded by Councilman Paul Koretz, who added his own amendment to the motion.
Koretz amendment instructs departments within the Administrative Citation Enforcement program to prioritize issuing citations for mask violations to people who do not wear face coverings in public, and it requests a report within 30 days on the number of citations that have been issued, rate of compliance and ongoing challenges. It s my understanding that LAPD and Building and Safety and Street Services have been very modestly enforcing the mask mandate included in the mayor s March 19 safer-at-home executive order, Koretz said. Given our current situation, we need to tackle this issue with renewed vigilance.
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