California Forever in Solano County | Explained 

Thanks for sharing. People really need to be informed about this.

That Guy is ex-trader from Wall Street. This fact saying about more... California Forever - Big Fake Project.

they're billionaires for a reason. I don't think they really owe anyone a reason. I'm sure they can find a legal way around anything.

where is the trash going ??in ur back yard?tons pf trash daily have to go somewhere

@eh3477 Exactly. It is a huge loss of agricultural property.

These billionaires are ruining California. California Forever is a corrupt ruining California farmland.

The media is as corrupt as is these billionaires.

They knew what they were doing, they wanted the money

​ your post is completely inaccurate. You obviously do not know any of the people who were FORCED to sell their family farming property. To them, it was NOT about the money but a loss of their farming heritage and prized memories. You do not know how this happened. There is far more to this story than you are aware of.

@devinbutler3271 Your assumptions are 100% wrong. You are incorrect. I know the entire story as well as those who are/were involved. So, stop writing incorrect information. They did not want the money. They were forced to sell. That is a fact.

where is the garbage dump going??in ur back yard??tons of trash daily have to go somewhere

Unfortunately progressive urbanism doesn't pass through city council in many places. Still today there are complains over bike lanes, people still aren't ready to admit that walkable cities are the future.

always farm land where will the food come from an where will the garbage go???

Billionaires ???? Over open farm land ??? … Stay away

where is the garbage dump going??in ur back yard

You want to recreate this in an area next to a massive wind farm where afternoon windspeeds are around 30mph? Let's go walk down town in half a hurricane. Oh joy. The "Delta Breeze" at 95F and 30mph feels so 'refreshing'. Stand in the wind and look at the wind turbines whilst the topping on your tacos is being blown away onto the sidewalk. Ah, romance...

They want to create an expansion for many reasons you are unaware of. Don't be fooled.

Why would this guy move to Fairfield if he wanted to live in a more bike friendly city! 😂 Oh wait, because he probably bought a mansion outside of Fairfield in Green Valley so he wouldn’t have to deal with congested city life!

There's no National zoning laws. That's the property of the states and the local municipality. If the land is unincorporated and not belonging to any municipality in particular, then the developers can build whatever they want and even have the place incorporated as a city. In California any unincorporated area that can demonstrate the ability to pay for their own Municipal services can incorporate as a municipality. If the land belonged to municipality in opposition all they have to do is Zone it out of existence.

@@luisarroyo1368 I’m not talking about zoning, I’m talking about engineering codes that dictate how wide streets must be, how widely corners have to be rounded at street intersections, and how wide lanes must be. I’m also talking about the International Building Code, which among other things requires that buildings over two floors high have at least two separate stairways. Mandates of modern building & engineering codes explain why new urban construction usually looks much bigger, blockier, and spread out than than the pre-World War 2 cityscapes we love in cities like Philadelphia, Boston & San Francisco.

Money talks.

It's not that. Personally, I'd be all for a new community and as a nearby Vacaville resident, I support new initiatives to build new properties, like on the new Jepson project off Leisure Town Rd near I-80 and Leisure Town Rd. As residents that have bought east of Leisure Town Rd have found, things get very windy in the afternoon. But this one just sucks. I would hate to live there. If your idea of fun is living in a place where afternoon wind is living somewhere there's a hairdryer blowing wind at 100F and 30mph across your backyard every single day in the evening during summer then enjoy. Those massive wind farms 100 yards away are a giant clue how windy it gets. Why was this the area of the first windfarm in the US. You'll realize why. When there are hundreds of massive wind turbines the other side of the highway, you know it's going to be super windy. Fact is that this wind, also known as the Delta Breeze, blows in the area upto 35 mph every evening between early spring and early winter. makes live hard and is the reason why historically people haven't lived here. I've lived in Vacaville which is north of this development. About a decade ago they proposed development east of the town. I laughed because I knew that people would move there and then hate it. I knew someone that wanted to move there and warned them against it. A year later they left - and this isn't the worst of the Delta Breeze. They only typically saw 30mph. LOL If you want to live here, welcome... but download "Windy" app to your phone and see what you're getting yourself into. A life without backyard furniture and the ability to have parties half of the year. I don't joke. Don't believe me? Go stand at the layby's on Hwy12 near the junction of Hwy 113. You're in a dip there so the wind won't be so bad but just make sure you don't open the passenger and drive side doors at the same time. :)

Hey, Bott, Bott. Good job keep up the good work!!?

@@ravaginggoatman I’m clearly not a bot but I can’t say the same for you

And where is the water coming from? Do tell.

@@Swampster70 The water can come from the abundance of reservoir not wasted on the few family cartel farmers growing alfalfa in the California dessert and selling them to Asia for animal feed.

@@makitata9576 Care to explain what you said because it's all over the shop. The basic facts are that California is in a water deficit. We use more than we get. Alfalfa is largely grown in Nevada up near Reno. The usual "I want to complain about this crop" in California is almonds... Which is it?

That's BS, this is a power/ money Grab. Good job Bott Bott!

@@ravaginggoatman Good job that it's been pulled from this year ballot then ;)

HOA is the scurge of America. As a Brit I find this concept vile. HOA=Home Owners Associate. It's a group of Karens that tell you how the area has to look.

Dude, pay attention or shut up!

@@ravaginggoatman well, how assuming you are to think I am not paying attention. What else would one expect from a person who responded by the name of ravinggoatman 🤣 you need to be sent to manners school, and for the love of this universe, I hope you didn’t pro create.

Yes. And ZERO experience as a land developer. And why are they suing local landowners who refused to sell to them, for $500 million??

Euro Trash. !!

tech retirees, I reckon

No migrants? How mean??

I'll move there

where is the garbage dump going???

​@@kennethbyrne-kj5duwhere is your garbage going?

Indeed. America was better before the invention of the car.

It's full of the same BS. MAGA says " we don't want foreign ivestment." MAGA does: build here. As a local resident, west of the Delta breeze, towards the hills, I would hate to live there. If your idea of fun is living in a place where afternoon wind is living somewhere there's a hairdryer blowing wind at 100F and 30mph across your backyard every single day in the evening during summer then enjoy. Those massive wind farms 100 yards away are a giant clue how windy it gets. Why was this the area of the first windfarm in the US. You'll realize why. When there are hundreds of massive wind turbines the other side of Hwy 12, you know it's going to be super windy. Fact is that this wind, also known as the Delta Breeze, blows in the area upto 35 mph every evening between early spring and early winter. makes live hard and is the reason why historically people haven't lived here. I've lived in Vacaville which is north of this development. About a decade ago they proposed development east of the town. I laughed because I knew that people would move there and then hate it. I knew someone that wanted to move there and warned them against it. A year later they left - and this isn't the worst of the Delta Breeze. They only typically saw 30mph. LOL If you want to live here, welcome... but download "Windy" app to your phone and see what you're getting yourself into. A life without backyard furniture and the ability to have parties half of the year. I don't joke. Don't believe me? Go stand at the layby's on Hwy12 near the junction of Hwy 113. You're in a dip there so the wind won't be so bad but just make sure you don't open the passenger and drive side doors at the same time. :)

Without cars? In the middle of nowhere?

So just sell his own car and walk or maybe that fascist not only doesn't want his own car but also doesn't want you to have a car. Typical fascist

Everything you need is in the city, why would you need a car? @@arxligion

Yes, but the problem is that they're wanting to take farmland to do it. For a risk. I want good urbanism, but good urbanism within. I grew up in a rural to suburbia transition area. It's easier to say how much good it would bring, but you have no idea the impact that it actually has. It was mostly woodland and farmland, they had to dynamite parts of it. You have no idea how devastating environmentally it is. I seen so many animal carcasses. In a way, at least this is just farmland. It'll be a little less devastating. And if it's going on our farmlands how are we going to feed the people? I always wonder this question because I see fewer and fewer farmland and yet we have more and more demand for resources. We may have a housing crisis today but tomorrow we may have something for worse. A food crisis.

I'd be impressed if they can build this new city without use of cars, trucks, bull dozers, fork lifts, etc. I think the guy is on a very powerful stimulant

And yet you all still Vote Deep Blue D. That's the Problem!