The council took a preliminary step in that direction last Wednesday when it voted 13-1 to rescind the vaccine-mandate ordinance that went into effect Nov. 8.
But the ordinance to lift the ban needed unanimous approval on its first reading, and Councilman Mike Bonin dissented, necessitating a second vote on the matter that will take place Wednesday.
Council President Nury Martinez introduced the motion calling for a lifting of the requirements — although even if the council does so, individual businesses would still be permitted to voluntarily require proof of vaccination from patrons. Meanwhile, Los Angeles County will align with the state on Friday and lift the requirement that attendees of indoor mega-events with 1,000 or more people — such as sporting events or concerts — show proof of COVID vaccination or a negative test. The county has already dropped its requirement that people show proof of vaccination to patronize indoor portions of bars, nightclubs and lounges or to attend outdoor mega-events.
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