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City Council backs South Coast AQMD proposal to curb gas‑appliance pollution, 12‑2
Summary
The Los Angeles City Council voted 12‑2 to support South Coast Air Quality Management District proposals that would limit smog‑forming emissions from gas furnaces and water heaters, while several members warned of costs to low‑income residents.
The Los Angeles City Council voted 12‑2 to endorse proposed South Coast Air Quality Management District rules that would reduce smog‑forming pollution from gas‑fired furnaces and water heaters.
Councilmember Heather Hutt raised concerns about costs to low‑income homeowners and renters, saying conversions and upgrades could impose “$3,000 to $5,000” for a tankless water heater and “almost $10,000” to replace an electrical panel; she said the cumulative cost could fall heavily on elderly and low‑income…
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