I oppose Cargill's MASSIVE salt pond development project!

Cargill's development plan is the biggest threat to San Francisco Bay in 50 years. These 1,436 acres of salt ponds should be protected and restored to wetlands to benefit wildlife, water quality and the region's quality of life. I urge the Redwood City Council to reject this destructive Bay fill proposal and promote full restoration of the site.

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Latest News

August 2, 2010

FPPC: Redwood City Council member's vote to advance Saltworks project was a conflict of interest

Redwood City Council Member Rosanne Foust had a conflict of interest when she voted to push along Cargill's controversial Saltworks development, a state political watchdog agency has concluded...

August 2, 2010

Mobile home parks are invisible pawns in battle over Saltworks project

In one of the most contentious development fights in the Bay Area's recent history, America's largest private company, Cargill Inc., and Arizona-based luxury home developer, DMB Associates, propose...

Campaign Tidbits

August 19, 2010

Cargill's developer busted, admits they lied about Save The Bay. They'll say anything to push their new city in the Bay http://bit.ly/btwEHd

August 2, 2010

Cargill cash taints South San Mateo County politics http://ow.ly/2k4C3

August 2, 2010

Looking for a good summary of what's at stake? Check out Save The Bay’s David Lewis’ article in the Huffington Post: http://huff.to/99ygiQ