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Rio Vista residents seized a chance to let CEO Jan Sramek know how they feel about California Forever’s attempts to build a new city in southeastern Solano County – including its decision to pursue legal action against area farmers.

People seeking more information on California Forever’s ambitions can now drop by buildings at 537 Georgia St., Vallejo and 960 Alamo Drive, Vacaville to speak to company representatives.

Outbursts and accusations crackled across a Wednesday town hall about a companys plan to build a new city in eastern Solano County.

If any community members walked away from the night satisfied about the company’s plans, they didn’t say it.

People seeking more information on California Forever’s ambitions can now drop by buildings at 537 Georgia St., Vallejo and 960 Alamo Drive, Vacaville to speak to company representatives.

The minds behind a proposed new community in Solano County – known as California Forever — held the first in a series of community town halls Wednesday in Vallejo. Attendees, largely, were unenthusiastic.

These early town halls will discuss the "vision" for the project according to the company's website, and will be followed in early 2024 with another series of town halls where residents will be able to react to the January plans.