L.A. City Council approves 'mansion tax' spending plan and program guidelines
Briefly

The Los Angeles City Council approved new guidelines for the Measure ULA tax, directing funds towards affordable housing, rental assistance, and eviction defense, amidst ongoing litigation.
The guidelines, developed by a citizens oversight committee, will enable funding for social housing projects where tenants have a key role in building management and ownership.
The upcoming fiscal plan allocates $168 million from the ULA tax, focusing mainly on constructing and preserving affordable housing, with substantial funds also supporting renters.
With $133 million dedicated to building and rehabilitating affordable housing, the Measure ULA tax is poised to significantly impact Los Angeles's housing landscape.
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