San Francisco—Around the Bay Area, residents voted decisively for a protected greenbelt and great neighborhoods. Voters backed urban growth boundaries that control sprawl and funding for safer city streets and more transportation choices.
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Sophia Kazmi SAN RAMON — A landslide defeat at the ballot box will require San Ramon to take another look at its plans for the future. Voters overwhelmingly rejected Measure W — which asked for approval of an update to the city’s general plan. The measure became controversial when city officials added to the plan
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After a landslide defeat of San Ramon’s general plan update, the city has to redraw its blueprint for the future, which now won’t directly include the Tassajara Valley. Jennifer Wadsworth After voters soundly rejected updates to the city’s land-use guide, San Ramon will have to re-examine its plans. Measure W, which would have amended
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