In a 14-0 vote with Councilwoman Heather Hutt absent, the council advanced a plan that aims to create more homeless beds using time-limited subsidies. Raman submitted a letter to L.A. County officials urging them to take similar action, as the county works on its Measure A homeless spending plan. City officials have moved forward on various initiatives to stand up their own homeless department, and have improved oversight of homeless program outcomes and spending, among other measures. L.A. County has taken similar steps. To meet that gap, Szabo outlined a plan consisting of 130 non-congregate beds, 1,800 time-limited subsidies and 200 recreational vehicle time-limited subsidies for a total of 2,130 beds.