
California Forever pulls bid for November vote on new city plan
California Forever is pulling back on its ballot measure that would have put the plan for a new city up for a vote in Solano County, the group and county announced Monday.
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California Forever is pulling back on its ballot measure that would have put the plan for a new city up for a vote in Solano County, the group and county announced Monday.
California Forever is pulling its ballot measure that would have put the plan for a new city up for a vote in Solano County, the group and county announced Monday.
The Solano Land Trust said it has carefully weighed for months how it would respond to California Forever and its billionaire-backed push to build a new city on Solano County farmland.
Tech billionaires have made national headlines this year for their push to build a new Solano County city. This month, California Forever has continued to announce new commitments to the community.
California Forever, the billionaire group that wants to build a new city in Solano County, announced on Tuesday that they have collected and submitted enough signatures to put the plan before voters.
California Forever is back in the hot seat, accused by city and county leaders of deceitfully gathering signatures in their push to get a measure on the November ballot, which the campaign is denying.
The company that for years quietly snapped up more than $800 million worth of rural land for a new walkable, affordable and green city between San Francisco and Sacramento is now asking voters to embrace the idea.
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