They should go read LA City documents. Its all in the ongoing city council development reports including Universal kicking in $180,000 as one time ambulance purchase cost and offering the 1-acre land option for LAFD for build a new station on.
The executive summary of the LA City portion of the agreement it states:
Prior to the issuance of the first Certificate of Occupancy for net new development
exceeding 50,000 square feet in the City portion of the Project Site, the Applicant or
its successor shall provide funds not to exceed $180,000 for acquisition of a Fire
Department rescue ambulance to be housed at Fire Station 86. The Applicant shall
additionally offer to dedicate to the City of Los Angeles approximately 1 acre of land
in the southeastern portion of the Project Site for use by the City of Los Angeles for
construction of a potential new fire station by the Fire Department.
Some words about LACo station
When Los Angeles County provides to Fire Station 51 the tiller-quint pursuant to
Mitigation Measure K.1-59 and the City Fire Department obtains the rescue ambulance
pursuant to Mitigation Measure K.1-2, the City Fire Department and County Fire
Department shall agree upon use of their respective equipment on an automatic response
basis pursuant to a mutually acceptable automatic aid agreement.
The City of Los Angeles will continue to have responsibility for providing fire protection
services to the City portions of the Project. Those areas detached to the County would
be serviced by the Los Angeles County Fire Department, which, as noted above,
currently has a fire station on the Project Site.
This updated automatic aid agreement was executed already and now includes Burbank FD as well whom will respond with two engine companies, one truck, and one battalion chief to a structure fire incident, and one Hazardous Materials Task Force to a hazardous materials incident at the new property.
