The person believed to be behind the plans to build a mysterious new city in Solano County spoke out publicly Friday.
The man behind plans to build a mysterious new city in Northern California spoke out publicly Friday.
Sramek, 36, is also the CEO of California Forever, the parent company of Flannery Associates. Over the past five years Flannery has bought more than 50,000 acres of land surrounding Travis Air Force Base and becoming the largest single land owner in the county.Some deep-pocket Silicon Valley tech investors have bought into the project as well, spending more than $800 million so far.
Sramek this week started meeting with local and federal officials and revealed plans to build the new city in Solano County.Garamendi said the plans just do not add up. He met with Sramek and two of his consultants Friday and said there are far too many unanswered questions, including exactly whether foreign investors are involved, and who they are.
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