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Division 13 — FRANCHISES, PERMITS AND PRIVILEGES›Chapter 1 — PROCEDURES FOR THE GRANTING OF FRANCHISES, PERMITS

Los Angeles Municipal Code Art. 6 Procedure for Receiving Bids and Awarding Franchise, Permits or

Los Angeles Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Los Angeles

Cite as: Los Angeles Municipal Code Article 6 · Text as of 2026-10-04

Sec. 13.21. Sealed Bids, Declaration, Cash Deposit.

All sealed bids shall be delivered to and filed with the City Clerk and at the time and place specified in said advertisement the Council shall, in open session, examine and publicly declare the same, provided, however, that no bid shall be considered unless accompanied by a cash deposit or a certified check as hereinafter provided.

SECTION HISTORY

Based on Ord. No. 58,200.

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Sec. 13.22. Raising Bids.

Upon the opening and declaration of such bids by the Council, any responsible person, firm or corporation present or represented, then accompanying the person’s, firm’s or corporation’s bid with a cash deposit or certified check equivalent to that required to be filed with sealed bids, may raise the bid for such franchise, permit or privilege above the highest sealed bid therefor, on any one of the bases of compensation as prescribed under Section 13.11, of this Code, and included in the advertisement for bids and notice of sale. Such bidding may thereafter continue until finally such franchise, permit or privilege shall be struck off, sold, and awarded by the Council to the highest bidder; provided that if, in the judgment of the Council, no adequate or responsible bid has been made, the Council may withdraw any franchise, permit or privilege from sale, or advertisement for new bids.

SECTION HISTORY

Based on Ord. No. 58,200.

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