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Bellflower seeks resident input for first urban forest master plan; survey open through Sept. 15
Summary
The Bellflower City Council said the city is developing its first urban forest master plan and encouraged residents to complete an online survey by Sept. 15 to guide the plan's goals and priorities.
The Bellflower City Council announced the city is preparing its first urban forest master plan and urged residents to give feedback through a short online survey that closes Sept. 15.
Council member Dan Coops described the plan as a comprehensive road map for the growth, preservation and management of the city’s trees and green spaces, saying it will touch on climate resilience, public health and quality of life. Coops emphasized that community feedback will shape the city’s long-term vision and priorities.
Coops provided a city contact for questions and encouraged participation; the council noted the survey deadline is Sept. 15. No funding amounts or implementation schedule were described at the meeting.
Staff contact information and the survey link were announced on the record; residents seeking more details are directed to the city website.
