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Meeting: Regular City Council Meeting

Meeting Time: October 19, 2026 at 6:00pm PDT

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Agenda Item

D.2. AN ORDINANCE DEFINING MULTI-PARTNER DOMESTIC RELATIONSHIPS, ESTABLISHING A REGISTRATION PROCESS, AND AMENDING CHAPTERS 17.40 AND 17.52 TO INCLUDE PROTECTIONS FOR PERSONS IN MULTI-PARTNER DOMESTIC RELATIONSHIPS [L. LANGER]:<BR>SUBJECT: The City Council will consider introducing on first reading an ordinance adopting proposed Chapter 2.86 of the Municipal Code to define "multi-partner domestic relationship," create a registration process for multi-partner domestic relationships modeled after the City's Domestic Partnership Ordinance, extend health care visitation rights and jail visitation rights to individuals in multi-partner domestic relationships, and extend legal protections against rent adjustments and termination of tenancy for individuals in multi-partner domestic relationships.

STAFF REPORT D.2. - ATTACHMENT A
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    Ben PB at October 14, 2026 at 3:34pm PDT

    Full support of Item D.2. While it is rightly written to ensure it does not conflict with state or federal law, this proposal has the potential to influence both. WeHo has demonstrated this capability time and again, most notably by influencing state law with its 1985 domestic partnership law.
    This harms no one, affirms natural rights to be with their loved ones, & expands options for residents in the city who need access to certain civil records or visitation rights.

    Thank you,

    Ben Bruskin