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Save Farmlands-Ramirez Farm is zoned for High-Density Housing and a new Highway 84
Ramirez Farm located in Fremont and Union City is on state lands This is public land that can be retained as farmland. Most farms are developed because the land is privately owned. The reason why Ramirez Farm, the horse ranch, historic farmhouse and Alameda Creek are not bulldozed is because the land is owed by the state ( this is public land). Currently, a new Highway 84 and high-density housing is planned to strip the land for these uses. Please ask County Supervisors, Caltrans, Fremont and Union City officials to protect this public land and keep the farmland as is. Ramirez Farm is the only working farm east of Highway 880. We need parks, open space and farmlands!
We are a group of local citizens to prevent incompatible developments that threaten the agricultural, environmental and open space resources within the City of Union City. We want to play a collaborative role with local agencies, the community and landowners to find compatible uses that save the hills, open space and the agricultural lands fronting Mission Boulevard and the Dry Creek Cottage and Gardens, and the agricultural land, the Ramirez Farm and Horse Ranch, near Quarry Lakes within Union City for future generations to enjoy.
Thanks for your support with NO on Measure KK passing by over 67%! The Masonic Home’s housing and retail development proposal within the hillside area fronting Mission Boulevard did not materialize thanks to you!! Thanks for your overwhelming support and vote to protect open space for future generations! Our future depends on us to protect open space!