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The Search for Open Space: A day-by-day look at the series
Today
• Preservation of open space has drawn much talk, but little action. Time may be running out, though options remain.
• For farmers, establishment of a buffer could have huge financial stakes.
• The Williamson Act is helping preserve hundreds of acres between Lodi and Stockton.
• Fairfield and other cities have created their own greenbelts or buffers.
Monday
• Supporters say open space brings many benefits, from higher property values to the protection of community identity.
• Stockton's politics and planning process could affect a buffer between Lodi and Stockton.
• South San Joaquin County wrestles with preserving farmland and accommodating growth from the Bay Area.
• Developers say growth is inevitable and can be well-designed and managed.
• Is a habitat preservation plan a model for saving open space?
Tuesday
• What are the options for saving the green? We look at a farm conservation trust in Merced County and other approaches.
• Are open space and affordable housing both possible?
• Lodi's top planner shares his vision.
• What role will Flag City play in future development?
• Questionnaire: What do you think about preserving open space around Lodi?

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