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If California Forever Can’t Build Its New Bay Area City, There’s Plan B

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California Forever’s ambitious proposal to create a new, walkable city in Solano County faces significant opposition and poor polling numbers. While CEO Jan Sramek remains optimistic about the November vote, he has a contingency plan should the initiative fail. California Forever owns over 50,000 acres of agricultural land in unincorporated Solano County, including the 800-acre […]

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