A huge Sacramento project has no water, yet it’s up for a vote. Why? August 11, 2025, The Sacramento Bee

By Tom Philp | August 11, 2025 | The Sacramento Bee

Within days, Sacramento County will consider approving a controversial 25,000-person housing development. north of Interstate 80 that currently lacks an amenity that no home or person can do without: A water source. The county officially plans to rely on the city of Sacramento to provide water to this land next to the Garden Highway and near the Sacramento River. But this proposed development is not within city limits, the city is under no obligation to provide the water and the city has publicly warned the county that there is no agreement to provide the water.

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Supervisor Phil Serna has disrespected Sacramento’s role in growth. Why? August 4, 2025, The Sacramento Bee

“We’re looking at major developments that fly in the face of every plan that’s been approved in the county of Sacramento for the last 25 years,” said former Sacramento mayor Heather Fargo, a Natomas resident and now an activist against Serna’s emerging growth agenda. “Phil has taken the lead on this and encouraged this kind of development.”

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