VOTERS: Congrats on Winning Measure A !
VOTERS: Congrats on Winning Measure A !
Now You Have Power to Control San Benito's Growth
Now You Have Power to Control San Benito's Growth
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Page 1 of Mailer
(Oct. 2025)
References for Our Latest Mailer:
References for Our Latest Mailer:
- Freelance article: San Benito votes: Slow growth grand slam, (Nov. 6, 2024). Read article here.
- Freelance article: Group submits petition for election to recall San Benito County supervisor (Oct. 1, 2025) mentions $25,000 paid to Santa Cruz petition signature collectors for the recall. Read article here.
- Social media post, in August 2025: A discussion among pro-growth folks with election official Francisco Diaz regarding how to overturn Measure A. View post here.
- Example of social media attacks on Mayor Roxanne Stephens. This cartoon (AI generated) attacks Stephens for supporting the successful biker rally. View here.
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Page 2 of Mailer
(Oct. 2025)
Are you frustrated by traffic jams, bad roads, overcrowded schools, loss of farmland, and our county becoming a garbage dump for Silicon Valley? These problems result from years of shortsighted decisions by our County Supervisors who were unduly influenced by developers & special interests.
Are you frustrated by traffic jams, bad roads, overcrowded schools, loss of farmland, and our county becoming a garbage dump for Silicon Valley? These problems result from years of shortsighted decisions by our County Supervisors who were unduly influenced by developers & special interests.
Good news: In November 2024, voters took back our county by voting "Yes" on the citizens' Initiative, titled "Empower Voters to Make Land Use Decisions". This Initiative allows us to vote on projects like Strada Verde, the landfill expansion, and housing developments on Fairview, Union & Buena Vista roads.
Good news: In November 2024, voters took back our county by voting "Yes" on the citizens' Initiative, titled "Empower Voters to Make Land Use Decisions". This Initiative allows us to vote on projects like Strada Verde, the landfill expansion, and housing developments on Fairview, Union & Buena Vista roads.
NOTE: It will take a few years for the benefits of Measure A to be visible, as quite a few housing developments were approved before Measure A was passed in late 2024.
NOTE: It will take a few years for the benefits of Measure A to be visible, as quite a few housing developments were approved before Measure A was passed in late 2024.
Over 16 years ago, the voters in four California counties (Napa, Sonoma, Ventura and Stanislaus) passed similar initiatives and halted sprawl development. Today, they still have significant agriculture and open space, plus strong economies. The residents of these counties are happier with their quality of life than the residents of other overcrowded counties. We are now following in the footsteps of these four visionary counties.
Over 16 years ago, the voters in four California counties (Napa, Sonoma, Ventura and Stanislaus) passed similar initiatives and halted sprawl development. Today, they still have significant agriculture and open space, plus strong economies. The residents of these counties are happier with their quality of life than the residents of other overcrowded counties. We are now following in the footsteps of these four visionary counties.
A brighter future is at the end of the rainbow!
A brighter future is at the end of the rainbow!
How Sonoma, Napa, Ventura & Stanislaus Stopped Urban Sprawl
How Sonoma, Napa, Ventura & Stanislaus Stopped Urban Sprawl
And Protected Their Resources for Future Generations
History of Four Counties
History of Four Counties
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