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Bellflower to start Artesia corridor study; staff to release RFP within about 60 days
Summary
Staff recommended a phased 'bite‑sized' approach to corridor studies and proposed Artesia Boulevard (Paramount city border to Bellflower Boulevard) as the first corridor; staff expects to release an RFP within roughly 60 days and estimated about 12 months to complete the first study.
City staff recommended a phased commercial‑corridor study program and identified Artesia Boulevard, Lakewood Boulevard and Alondra Boulevard as initial corridors to examine.
“Staff is recommending studying Artesia Boulevard, Lakewood Boulevard, and Alondra Boulevard,” Jim Delonge said, and explained staff will begin with Artesia from the west city boundary to Bellflower Boulevard because an older 2004 land‑use study gives consultants a baseline. He told the council the staff has drafted an RFP and with council direction will aim to release it “within the next 60 days or so.”
Delonge and council members also discussed expected timelines. Staff estimated about 12 months to complete the first corridor study once an RFP is awarded and recommended phasing subsequent corridor work incrementally rather than attempting a citywide study at once.
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