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OCTOBER 7TH, 2020 Urban Greening and Pollution Sources in My Community Presentation by Regina Griffin: Resident of Stockton's AB 617 & Jonathan Pruitt: EJ Advocate of Stockton's AB 617
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OCTOBER 7TH, 2020

Urban Greening and P ol lution S our ces in M y

C om m un ity

Presentation by Regina Griffin: Resident of Stockton's AB 617

& Jonathan Pruitt:

EJ Advocate of Stockton's AB 617

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Urban Greening in South Stockton

• In 2012, Stockton filed for bankruptcy and cut programs to maintain budget spending.

• One of those programs was Tree Maintenance under Stockton Public Works.• After getting out of bankruptcy, it has been a challenge for City of Stockton to

acquire sustainable funding for tree maintenance and the tree planting. • South Stockton has been impacted the most because of it.

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North Stockton South Stockton

• This is a 2011 Tree Census from the City of Stockton. http://www.stocktongov.com/discover/treemap.html

• B oth are near main corridors but look at the difference in trees.

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A need for urban greening in South Stockton!

Let's start with Community Gardens

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Benefits to Community Gardens

• B enefit # 1: Access to fresh, health food• B enefit # 2: Help minimize food deserts• B enefit # 3: R edu ce ca r t r a vel to gr ocer y stor es• B enefit # 4: Increase environmental

stewardship/education• B enefit # 5: B uild engagement from community

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My Community

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Peri Park based on Google Maps

Peri Park on the City of Stockton 2011 Tree Census Map

http://www.stocktongov.com/discover/treemap.html

Clearly it's not green!

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This is my view everyday. A community garden would be a positive addition to this community.

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Stockton's URBAN AGRICULTURE ordinance

• Passed on September 15th, 2020 by City Council• In this ordinance, residents are able to have ducks and chickens-

absolutely no roosters.• Residents can also have at most 2 hives for bee keeping.• All of the maximum number of chickens, ducks, and hives are depended

on a set lot size.• It also allows residents to sell their own produce form their private food

garden.

Now, it's time to provide the proper education for our community to build private/public food gardens.

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• worried about all the ag land and the chemicals used for herbicides and pesticides. She notices that with the San Joaquin River adjacent to her community, there is a breeze. Concerned that the

breeze from the river pushes the chemicals to her community.

POLLUTION SOURCES in my community

Peri Park

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Pollution sources in my community

Illegal dumping in my community in Peri Park. Worried about someone burning the trash to just take care of it.

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Traffic in the mornings and evenings every day going into and out of Stockton from Highway 4. Notice the only form of protection from noise is this little wall. That's my

community.

Pollution sources in my community

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Let's bring CLEAN AIR to our South Stockton commUNITY.

Thank you