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Your Five Minute News Flash
Greenbelt Alliance * Volume 2, Issue 10: October 2003

In this edition
Feature: L Yes! Fairfield's Measure L will give voters power over vital aspects of their city's future growth
Action Alert: Important San Jose Coyote Valley Meetings on 10/28, 11/8!
Feature: San Jose Approves Smart Infill Project
Feature: Palo Alto Transit-Oriented Development Subject of Referendum
Feature: Greenbelt Alliance Origins: Drawing the Line on Sprawl
Staff News: Solano-Napa Field Representative Search
Office News: Greenbelt Alliance Mourns Passing of Board Member Marcus O'Connell
Upcoming Outings & Events


L Yes! Fairfield's Measure L Will Give Voters Power Over Vital Aspects of Their City's Future Growth
This November, Fairfield voters have a golden opportunity to take control over the most critical growth decisions affecting their community. If approved, Fairfield's Measure L will give voters the power to control future growth in Green Valley, Suisun Valley, and around Travis Air Force Base. 


Important San Jose Coyote Valley Meetings on 10/28, 11/8!
Come to the First City-Sponsored Community Meeting on the Future of Coyote Valley!
When: TUESDAY, October 28, 6:30-8:30pm and SATURDAY, November 8, 10am-noon
Where: Southside Community Center, 5585 Cottle Road, San Jose

San Jose Approves Smart Infill Project
In a 10-1 vote, the San Jose City Council has approved a 242-unit transit-oriented condominium and townhome development on a site adjacent to the Tamien Station transit hub near downtown San Jose.

Palo Alto Transit-Oriented Development Subject of Referendum
800 High Street, a Greenbelt Alliance endorsed transit-oriented infill development project in Palo Alto, is the subject of a November ballot referendum.


Greenbelt Alliance Origins: Drawing the Line on Sprawl
2003 marks the forty-fifth anniversary of Greenbelt Alliance's work to protect open space and promote livable communities. Throughout this year we are highlighting our history in the Newswire. In this issue: The 1990s, learning from London and stopping superhighways.

Solano-Napa Field Representative Search
Greenbelt Alliance is seeking a Solano-Napa Field Representative to lead advocacy efforts to stop sprawl and encourage smart growth in Solano and Napa counties. Find out how to apply!


Greenbelt Alliance Mourns Passing of Board Member Marcus O'Connell
Greenbelt Alliance regrets the passing of board member Marcus O'Connell, a tireless activist and advocate for responsible land use planning in Contra Costa County. A memorial service for Marcus will be held at Todos Santos Plaza in Concord on November 1st at 2pm.

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November 22: Biking the Baylands: Greenbelt Outing

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