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I\u2019m going to start this story on a quiet tree-lined street in Mar Vista, where a couple I met with on Thursday \u2014 the day after the L.A. mayoral debate \u2014 have a problem.<\/p>\n

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It\u2019s not an unusual matter<\/u>, as things go in Los Angeles. On both sides of the street, the sidewalk rises and falls, uprooted and cracked by shallow roots because over many decades, the trees were not properly maintained.<\/p>\n

John Coanda, 61, who grew up in Los Angeles, was never bothered by torn-up sidewalks as a kid.<\/p>\n

\u201cIn fact,\u201d he said when he first emailed me about his predicament, \u201cmy friends and I sometimes used the ramping pavement as jumps for our bicycles.\u201d<\/p>\n

But his wife, Barbara, was diagnosed in 2024 with ALS, and she uses a wheelchair. When John pushes her, they can\u2019t use the sidewalk if they want to go to the store or meet with friends, or just enjoy a nice pass through the neighborhood without getting into a vehicle.<\/p>\n

So John pushes Barbara\u2019s wheelchair in the street, which creates an obvious safety problem. And despite John\u2019s best efforts to get City Hall to fix the sidewalks, he\u2019s not expecting help anytime soon<\/u>.<\/p>\n

I\u2019ll circle back to this story, but first, about that debate.<\/p>\n

I recruited a half-dozen L.A. residents to watch and send me their thoughts about how the candidates tackled the important issues. And then I felt guilty for having done so, because the candidates didn\u2019t do much tackling at all.<\/p>\n

They hit their talking points, for sure, and Mayor Karen Bass, Councilmember Nithya Raman and TV personality Spencer Pratt each had their moments. But by the end of the debate, and two straight nights of gubernatorial debates as well, I came away thinking there were no clear winners, but there was a definite loser.<\/p>\n

Voters.<\/p>\n

This is the fault of the format more than of the candidates themselves. The deck is stacked against meaningful, substantive discussions, especially when moderators ask \u2014 as they did several times \u2014 for one-word answers.<\/p>\n

\u201cModerator questions are so meaningless \u2026 and they make it easy for candidates to take potshots at each other,\u201d said longtime political sage Darry Sragow. \u201cThe format is guaranteed to elicit nothing that matters.\u201d<\/p>\n

It\u2019d be better to have single-issue debates, and to have candidates pressed for details by journalists who cover those issues and can push back against unrealistic promises and expose a lack of depth.<\/p>\n

My debate watchers did some of that themselves. CSUN librarian Yi Ding had praise and criticism for each candidate, but was looking for concrete plans and didn\u2019t get many.<\/p>\n

Ding was also disappointed that two other mayoral candidates \u2014 Rae Huang and Adam Miller \u2014 were not invited to the debate, and I agree with her. Both have been polling low, but with so many undecided voters, and such high unfavorability ratings for Bass, they should have been in the mix.<\/p>\n

Mike Washington, a retired pharmacist and West Adams resident, said Bass has done better than previous mayors on homelessness and he didn\u2019t think Raman or Pratt came off as worthy of bumping her out of City Hall.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe public would have benefited from more questions related to the challenges young people are facing,\u201d said Juan Solorio Jr., president of the San Fernando Valley Young Democrats<\/u> club. His colleague David Ramirez agreed, saying he was hoping for \u201cmore discussion about the cost of living for young adults,\u201d but he and Solorio are both backing Bass.<\/p>\n

West L.A. software developer Mike Eveloff asked the million-dollar question in one of his many observations during the debate:<\/p>\n

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\u201cWhy is LA spending record amounts on homelessness, fire, police, and infrastructure while results deteriorate? Streets and sidewalks crumble. Even the city emblem right in front of City Hall is deteriorated. With the World Cup and Olympics approaching, voters need to know: Do these leaders have the financial discipline and operational competence to manage a fourteen billion dollar city?\u201d<\/p>\n

Venice resident Dennis Hathaway, author of \u201cAn Octogenarian\u2019s Journal,\u201d <\/u>said he thinks \u201cthese kinds of debates are pretty non-edifying.\u201d And, as someone I wrote about two years ago regarding busted sidewalks in his neighborhood<\/u>, he shared this lament about Thursday\u2019s debate:<\/p>\n

\u201cNo mention of broken sidewalks, potholed streets, other deteriorated infrastructure. To me, that\u2019s a much more important subject than non-citizens voting in city elections.\u201d<\/p>\n

(Bass did say during the debate that there was a new infrastructure plan in place, and that\u2019s a step in the right direction. But there was no discussion, and when you read the details, 2028 Olympics projects will be prioritized, and it\u2019ll take years to figure out how to fund thousands of additional much-needed fixes.)<\/p>\n

The Coandas live not far from Hathaway, and their lives have been upended first by Barbara\u2019s diagnosis and then by John getting laid off in February from his job as a data analyst. Barbara still teaches French via Zoom, and John is tending to her needs. They started a Gofundme<\/u> campaign to help pay their bills.<\/p>\n

With Barbara in a wheelchair, John contacted the city\u2019s Safe Sidewalks L.A. program last fall, and I think it\u2019s fair to say that name is somewhere between a misnomer and a bad joke.<\/p>\n

The \u201cprogram\u201d responded by email on Halloween, appropriately enough, informing him that under the City Council-approved \u201cSidewalk Repair Program Prioritization and Scoring System,\u201d his request for help merits only 15 points out of a possible 45.<\/p>\n

\u201cCurrently,\u201d he was informed, \u201cthe estimated wait time for completion of an Access Request with a score of 15 is in excess of 10 years.\u201d<\/p>\n

Happy Halloween.<\/p>\n

Over the years, responsibility for sidewalk repairs<\/u> has shifted between the city and homeowners. There\u2019s a rebate program available to people who repair their own sidewalks, but it\u2019s capped at an amount that doesn\u2019t always cover the costs. And ruptured pavement is keeping lots of lawyers busy with trip-and-fall lawsuits that cost the city millions each year.<\/p>\n

Coanda told me he doesn\u2019t have the funds at the moment to pay for repairs, and even if he did, there are several more sidewalk disaster zones on both sides of his street, so he\u2019d still have to push his wife\u2019s wheelchair in the street even if he fixed the cracks in front of his own house. <\/p>\n

Barbara graciously said she thinks the city has other, higher priorities, but in November her husband contacted the office of Councilmember Traci Park, saying he was told that he would have to wait 10 years for repairs.<\/p>\n

\u201cSadly,\u201d he wrote, \u201cI don\u2019t think my wife will live that long.\u201d<\/p>\n

A Park staffer wrote back, saying, \u201cThe turnaround time does sound realistic given the budgetary crisis the city finds itself in.\u201d But, the staffer added, maybe the council member\u2019s office could \u201chelp move the needle on this request.\u201d <\/p>\n

Coanda said he\u2019s been too busy with his wife\u2019s issues to follow up. But Pete Brown, Park\u2019s communications director, told me Friday afternoon that the office is exploring ways to pay for fixes that don\u2019t take 10 years, including the use of discretionary funds.<\/p>\n

I don\u2019t know how that might play out, but I do know that L.A. doesn\u2019t need another debate like the last one.<\/p>\n

We need a mayor and council members who refuse to accept that it takes 10 years to create safe passage for a wheelchair.<\/p>\n

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steve.lopez@latimes.com<\/i><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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