Los Angeles homeowners would be slugged hundreds of dollars to fix city streetlights in their neighborhood, under a new council plan. Ballots have started popping up in the mailboxes of Angelenos who benefit from streetlights illuminating their property — asking them to sign off on an initiative to fork over hundreds of dollars in property fees each year to replace 200,000 streetlights across the city. The plan, aimed at repairing streetlights continuously damaged by vandals and copper thieves,