Early Expansion
After 10 years since the city's founding Bellflower City has grown to nearly 5,000 citizens., complete with distinct neighborhoods connected through multi-modal transit options.
Viejo Bellflower has seen considerable change, with the city's first high school, Colegio de Viejo Bellflower, and new larger medical clinic and new park.
A new neighborhood was founded, dubbed Cerritos. The area has the notable distinction of implementing the first roundabouts in the city.
Cerritos soon welcomed a new primary school designed by the Zwabberaar family, the city's first cemetery, as well as the United Methodist Church and a Hakuto Shrine advocated for by the increasing Japanese population in town.
The densification of Lakewood displayed Mayor Swizzy's newest initiatives: transit-oriented development (medium-density zoning around transit stops) and the newest multi-modal transit option in town: the fancy monorail. While the densification has allowed more eager Sims to move to the ever-increasing attractive Bellflower City, some of the Mayor's advisors, members of the town council, and fiscally conservative voters worry about the mayor's spending habits.
The Ríoside neighborhood grew with the Mayor siting the Mayor's Mansion next to the beach, but perhaps moreso, with the new Ríoside Monocarril station. Mayor Swizzy has persuaded the Bellflower Citizens' Council to establish pedestrian-only promenades, complete with the shiny plaza canopies designed by the Mattb325 Design Firm, but citizens seem to be slow to embrace this traditional, walkable lifestyle.
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