6‑acre Village Farms project to proceed, including annexation of the site into the city and adoption of baseline project features defined in Resolution 26‑006. If approved by voters, the project would allow up to 1,800 residential units of varying densities, extensive greenbelts and parks, school-district facilities, all-electric homes with solar, habitat preservation, and multiple transportation improvements including roadway upgrades and grade-separated bicycle and pedestrian crossings. No specific construction, engineering, planning, IT, or operations vendors are identified yet; the measure simply enables the land use change and locks in high-level project features such as roadway improvements, trail networks, affordable housing funding, and feasibility study obligations.If voters approve Measure V, the city and developer will need substantial professional services and capital project delivery over multiple years for infrastructure design, transportation improvements, parks, green infrastructure, school facilities support, and environmental compliance. Vendors can position now by offering master planning support, phasing, financing/fee strategy, and early scoping for transportation, utilities, and sustainability systems tied to these baseline commitments.

Baseline project features include a minimum 6000000 donation for affordable housing, dedication of school land, roadway improvements, crossings, and a feasibility study for an additional grade-separated crossing.