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Open Space and Conservation Element Update

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The City of Fullerton is preparing to update its Open Space and Conservation Element as mandated by California Government Code Sections 65302(d) and 65302(e), which require the integration of natural resource conservation and long-term open space preservation into the General Plan. This update is also driven by Senate Bill 1425, which mandates that all cities and counties implement an action-oriented framework by January 1, 2026, to promote equitable access to open spaces, enhance climate resilience, and advance ecological restoration through rewilding initiatives. The effort will involve developing integrated policies and programs that align state requirements with local environmental goals, ensuring that conservation strategies are both proactive and inclusive. The project is forecasted under the agency name City of Fullerton, with the place of performance located in Fullerton, California, 92832. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Yan Gao, Senior Planner, who can be reached via email at yan.gao@cityoffullerton.com or by phone at 714-738-6854. The project is publicly accessible through the CEQA Net portal under project number 2026061266. Although no solicitation number or specific contracting details are provided yet, the posting date of June 29, 2026, signals the start of the planning phase, with procurement anticipated to follow as the City prepares to engage qualified consultants to support the comprehensive update of this critical planning document.

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Fullerton updates open space plan to meet state mandates for equity, climate resilience, and ecological restoration by 2026.

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California → City of Fullerton

NAICS

925120 - Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural DevelopmentView NAICS

Place of Performance

City-wide, Fullerton, CA, 92832

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NONE

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County Clerk Recorded NOE for Open Space and Conservation Element Update

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Fullerton
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The proposed project is the update to the City of Fullerton's Open Space and Conservation Element, a required component of the General Plan pursuant to California Government Code Sections 65302(d) and 65302(e), which address the conservation of natural resources and the long-term preservation of open space lands. Additionally, Senate Bill 1425 requires cities and counties to update their Open Space Elements by 01/01/2026 to include an action-oriented framework that advances equitable access, climate resilience, and ecological restoration (rewilding) through integrated policies and programs.

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