Silicon Valley-Backed Plan for New California City Advances to Ballot
Voters to decide on ambitious proposal for a sustainable community in Solano County this November
- California Forever, led by Jan Sramek, aims to build a city with 400,000 residents, featuring green spaces, bike lanes, and solar farms.
- The initiative has cleared the signature threshold and will be on the November ballot for Solano County voters.
- Opposition includes local leaders and environmental groups concerned about transparency and ecological impact.
- Proponents promise 15,000 jobs, $500 million for down payments, and $200 million for local revitalization.
- The project has faced controversy over secretive land purchases and skepticism about its feasibility.