The Los Angeles City Council approved the renewal of the Gateway to L.A. Business Improvement District for a ten-year term beginning January 1, 2026, and ending December 31, 2035. The renewed District will continue to fund Clean, Safe & Beautiful, Marketing/Economic Development, and Administration programs financed by property assessments from within the District boundaries east of LAX. The 2026 budget of $1,697,095 allocates $1,149,655 (68%) to safety and cleaning, $126,295 (7%) to marketing and economic development, and $421,145 (25%) to administration, City fees, and contingency. Assessment revenues of $1,663,153.10 will be generated based on building square footage, parcel square footage, and street frontage across three benefit zones with distinct rates. Zone 1 uses a split of 50% building and 50% parcel square feet, while Zones 2 and 3 use 100% frontage; maximum rates are $0.0529/ft² building, $0.0908/ft² parcel, $9.36/ft frontage (Zone 2), and $46.05/ft frontage (Zone 3). Proposition 218 requirements were met through petitions representing 50.54% of assessments and weighted ballots. General benefits totaling 2% of the budget ($33,941.90) will be funded by non-assessment revenue. The Owners’ Association, Gateway to L.A., Inc., will administer the District under contract with the City, supplementing—not supplanting—City services within District boundaries only.