The city would include the public, as well as Sacramento and El Dorado counties, in deliberations over annexation. Folsom would not allow development in the sphere before securing a water supply, and water infrastructure and financing. The city would adequately protect open space, preserving land based on habitat value. Existing oak woodlands especially would be protected. I think it is a jewel.
Fish thinks it's fool's gold.
The city would have to line up financing for the widening of Highway 50 and for improvements to local roads. It would have to create a habitat conservation plan to mitigate for damage to the environment. It would have to secure a water supply for development. Miklos said the city has no objections to them. And again, Fish doesn't think they mean much.