Some of this valley, may very well be best suited for development. Most of it is not. Some places are better left on touched. The Santa Clara Valley was once one of the most beautiful places in the world. Now, only pieces of that beauty remain.
Coyote Valley is one of the last pieces left.
Once it's gone, it's gone for good. Once we lose it, we will lose a piece of California that we will never be able to see again. No matter what you do, or what way you go, rush hour traffic is enough to make people, and companies leave the area. 100s of thousands of new jobs will be built in the Coyote Valley if San Jose allows it to be developed. Well, they'll live in new suburban tract homes south of Morgan Hill, and in the Central Valley.