Fairfield's Forgotten West Texas Street Improvement Promise

Keep Fairfield’s Promise To Redevelop West Texas Street

West Texas St is a Visitor’s 1^st Impression Driving into Downtown Fairfield

Install “Downtown Fairfield” Sign On I-80 To Create Jobs

Certain Fairfield City Council Candidates And Council Members Promise:

Future I-80 Downtown Fairfield Sign To Create Jobs:

• Capture Lost Business: Highway I-80 drivers targeted to spend money in our downtown.

• Install I-80 sign after the West Texas St gateway to downtown is finished: Make it half the old Solano Mall sign size.

• Desires for Fixing Fairfield are also at www.HeartOfFairfield.Net and www.twitter.com/FIXFAIRFIELD

Seek West Texas St Redevelopment Grants:

• Improvement grants are available. City will submit over five serious new grants a year. The city will place the highest priority on keeping its promised to improve Fairfield’s main gateway.

Street & Landscaping Improvements:

• Plans: Use the city’s paid West Texas St redevelopment plans for nice landscaping, and street median strip with landscaping. Adapt to changing planning laws. Seek over $18 million in grants.

• Use city gateway studies & plans already paid for: Plans nicely show West Texas Street leading to the modern Solano County office building through downtown.  The entry segment from I80 to Pennsylvania is past the 2001 deadline.

Building Facade Improvements:

$80,000 loans to each property. Low government backed interest rates. Can increase Fairfield business and jobs.

Verifying City Gets Results:

City staff will provide clear monthly progress reports. Every quarter, the City Council will publicly report all grant attempts and any progress. Fairfield city government will be encouraged to avoid word games, or wiggle out of this promise’s intention.

Who Is Keeping The West Texas St Promise?

Let’s Work Together For A Better Fairfield. FixFairfield.Org 707 434-8000

Oct 2011 Letter - Too Little Changed Since Then

Dear Fairfield Politicians:

Kindly email if you agree or disagree to the attachment. You can add comments and links if you like.  It will be preferred if you don’t mention another candidate by name.  I pasted the simple Word attachment below.

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I hope this is the fairest way of handling this topic that won’t rest until it gets done. The city's delays caused this to come out so late in the election. Thank you for giving Fairfield voters what they want.

West Texas Street Fairfield CA Promise....

Steven Kays, FixFairfield.Org

DBA of California Business Center, Inc

1652 West Texas Street

Fairfield, CA 94533

707 434-8000