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A Silicon Valley-backed campaign has submitted over 20,000 signatures to place a new city initiative on California's November ballot. The proposal seeks to create a city for 400,000 residents in the San Francisco Bay Area, supported by affluent backers. Despite this, the project encounters resistance from local authorities and critics questioning its viability.
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How might the proposed new city impact the existing infrastructure and environment in the Bay Area?
In what ways could this initiative reshape the landscape of urban development and investment in California?
What regulatory challenges could the project face in terms of zoning, land use, and community acceptance?
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