LOS ANGELES—Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer said Nov. 1 that, as part of his mayoral campaign, he will seek to have a ballot measure next year to double the size of the city council, with each council member receiving half their $223,829 salary. Feuer first announced his position to increase the number of city council members in September, and he reiterated that stance during a campaign speech Monday outside Los Angeles City Hall. The L.A. City Council Redistricting Commission also called for an increase in council members in its report to the council last week. Meanwhile, both Feuer and the commission called for a fully independent body to be assigned to redraw the districts in 2031, instead of the city council itself, which receives recommendations from the commission. “Power over council boundaries has got to be in the hands of the people—not self-interested politicians controlling the process behind the …