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A TID is a special assessment district that places additional mandatory fees on businesses to fund tourism marketing programs.
These districts are formed through a petition process and, once approved, require ongoing payments from businesses.
The development of the Hollywood Tourism Improvement District (HTID) is still underway. The scope of the plan has been narrowed to Hotel and Lodging businesses only, and no longer includes other businesses.
The draft Management District Plan was approved in July 2026, and the draft plan is currently under review by the City of Los Angeles.
Hollywood business owners should stay informed and involved by reviewing the draft Management District Plan to understand how the proposed district could affect Hollywood’s economic environment over the next decade, particularly with the 2028 Olympics approaching.
As the process moves forward, stakeholder outreach and required studies will continue, followed by the petition and ballot process in 2027, a public hearing and consideration by the Los Angeles City Council, and—if ultimately approved—the proposed new HTID would begin on January 1, 2028.
For business owners, the key takeaway is that this is not yet a finalized district: there are several opportunities between now and final approval to review the plans, follow the process and understand what is being proposed for Hollywood.
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