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Bonnie Durrance
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Contributor, NorthBay Biz
California
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Paradise City: Silicon Valley mogul Jan Sramek behind secret plan to create sustainable new city on Solano County ag lands
By Bonnie Durrance| NorthBay Biz Verified Not since Jack Nicholson got his nose slashed in Chinatown, has there been such a mystery surrounding the buying up of land. While the 1974 Roman Polanski movie deals with an Owens Valley water rights swindle back in the 1930s, today’s mystery involves Silicon Valley, secrecy and the pastural lands of Solano County. It all started quietly. As one local tells it, back in 2018, a neighboring farmer was approached by an agent for a company known as Flannery Associates.
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Paradise City: Silicon Valley mogul Jan Sramek behind secret plan to create sustainable new city on Solano County ag lands
By Bonnie Durrance| NorthBay Biz Verified Not since Jack Nicholson got his nose slashed in Chinatown, has there been such a mystery surrounding the buying up of land. While the 1974 Roman Polanski movie deals with an Owens Valley water rights swindle back in the 1930s, today’s mystery involves Silicon Valley, secrecy and the pastural lands of Solano County. It all started quietly. As one local tells it, back in 2018, a neighboring farmer was approached by an agent for a company known as Flannery Associates.
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NorthBay Biz
Located at 3392 Mendocino Ave. in Santa Rosa, NorthBay biz magazine is a monthly business-to-business publication covering Napa, Sonoma and Marin counties. This year, the magazine is celebrating 43 years of continuous operation. It originally hit the stands in 1975, when it was called Sonoma Business, and only covered Sonoma County. Norm and Joni Rosinski and John Dennis, acquired it in 2000 and changed its name to cover an expanded market. Today, the magazine is part of Amaturo Sonoma Media Group.
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Founded: 1975