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Bell Gardens adopts Climate Action Plan, certifies mitigated negative declaration
Summary
The Bell Gardens City Council unanimously approved the city's Climate Action Plan and certified a mitigated negative declaration (resolution 2026-31), committing the city to measures aimed at reaching California's greenhouse gas targets and outlining implementation steps, monitoring, and community engagement.
The Bell Gardens City Council voted to approve the Bell Gardens Climate Action Plan and certify a mitigated negative declaration on March 23, adopting resolution 2026-31.
City planners and consultants presented the plan and the associated Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS/MND) before the council adopted the resolution. Associate Planner Adrian Flores said the plan—prepared by staff and consultants Blue Streak Environmental and Impact Sciences—includes a community and a municipal greenhouse gas inventory and a roadmap of strategies across energy, buildings, transportation, resource conservation, green community and resilience. "This was prepared by staff and our consultants with Blue Streak Environmental and Impact Sciences," Flores said during the presentation.
The CAP uses a 2023 community greenhouse gas inventory to…
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