Communities Urge 710 Long Beach Freeway Completion
9 June 2000 - 7:23pm
San Gabriel Valley cities say expansion is important to compliance with regional air quality, but EPA refutes claim.
Officials from Alhambra, Monterey Park, Monrovia, La Puente and San Gabriel reported that completion of the highly-controversial 710 Long Beach Freeway was key to complying with the Clean Air Act. The Environmental Protection Agency subsequently rejected that argument, saying that a single project would not have a significant impact on air quality in the region. At issue is legislation which would allow South Pasadena, a staunch opponent of the 6.2-mile expansion between the Foothill and San Bernardino freeways, to veto the freeway expansion.
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Civic Leaders Urge Freeway Completion
Source:
The Los Angeles Times, June 9, 2000
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