California's Proposed Billionaire-Backed City Faces Hurdles

The initiative for a new eco-friendly city in California encounters delays and opposition, with a tight deadline for November's ballot.

Jan Sramek, backed by Silicon Valley billionaires, aims to build an eco-friendly city in California, facing delays and opposition.
The plan includes 20,000 homes, transit, schools, and green spaces for 50,000 residents, with potential expansion to 400,000.
Signature collection for the November ballot is behind schedule, with only two months left due to procedural delays.
Local opposition cites concerns over environmental impact and the use of agricultural land, advocating for development within existing city limits.
The initiative requires approval from Solano County voters and faces scrutiny over its potential environmental and social implications.