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Quay Valley, California

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McCarthy Family Farms to another party that included the attached water rights. Quay Valley proponents had planned to use that water for the proposed new city. California law requires that new cities demonstrate that they have sufficient water supplies to survive a five-year drought. Greg Gatzka, Director of the Kings County Community Development Agency, said in April 2010 that the application before his agency to build the project had been inactive for approximately a year and a half. Gaztka added that the project had yet to meet several key requirements in addition to the water issue, including a financial feasibility study and a detailed infrastructure plan. The scarcity of
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initially), plus themed resort hotels and restaurants, a business park and university research park, restored wetland habitat, trails for nature walks and agriculture in a combination described as the "new ruralism." Some features included in the original application, including a race track, have been deleted. As to water supply, Hays said that they have some state water rights and are working on acquiring more. He added that the project would use half the water that typically would be used due to
83:. As originally proposed, the city would have consisted of about 50,000 units on 12,000 acres (4,900 hectares) built over 25 years, housing approximately 150,000 residents, using solar power for electricity. An entertainment destination district, a medical center, theme parks and an international motor speedway complex were initially proposed. The project proposal was subsequently scaled down to 7,200 acres (2,900 ha), 25,000 dwelling units and 75,000 residents. 68:. In 2008, the developers of Quay Valley Ranch put the project on hold pending signs of an economic recovery. Planned as the largest new town in California on private land, as of April 2010, the Quay Valley project was tied up in litigation over water rights and it was unknown at that time if the project would move forward. In 2014, a court suit about water rights was settled in favor of the project; a new application for zoning was submitted in February 2015. 146:
hyperloop, but that running speed will be reduced on the shortened track from Hyperloop's full potential. It is not decided whether a 5-mile loop or straight section will be constructed, and it may cross the Interstate bisecting the site. Ahlborn said that speeds up to 200 mph (320 km/h) may be possible. Quay Hays expects to break ground on the new community in 2016, including a working version of the Hyperloop, estimated to cost $ 100–150 million.
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The planned community was initially organized by over 250 Planning Team Members by Kings County Ventures LLC. In July 2007, the Quay Valley planning team established a 50-acre (20 ha) on-site research ranch to test numerous new methods and systems which will help determine what may work best for
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test system at the Quay Valley site. Ahlborn indicated that construction could begin in 2016 to be completed in 2017 with the first rides to begin in 2018 if his company can raise $ 100 million in funding. The company has said that this track will be a fully working and operational creation of the
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By April 2010, Kings County Ventures, LLC, the original project proponent, had been disbanded, but the partnership was still registered as active in California in 2015. Quay Hays' latest organization, GROW Land and Water LLC, filed a lawsuit in December 2009 in connection with the sale of land by
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In February 2015, Quay Hays submitted an application to the Kings County Community Development Department to rezone 7,500 acres (3,000 ha) for housing and commercial development at the site. The project comprises 25,000 dwelling units to house 75,000 people (half of the 150,000 proposed
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On December 12, 2017, Greg Gatza, Kings County Director of Community Development, reported at a meeting of the Kings County Board of Supervisors that on December 6, 2017, his department had received a formal withdrawal from Quay Hays on the Quay Valley project.
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His first attempt to launch Quay Valley was thwarted by litigation over water rights and the financial crisis of 2008; the new plan is to break ground on the site, a 7,200-acre expanse halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, sometime in
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On April 1, 2014, a Kings County jury awarded a $ 128.6 million verdict in favor of Kings County Ventures and GROW and against McCarthy Family Farms for breach of contract involving the sale of the water rights and against developer
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On December 6, 2017, The Kings County Community Development Department received a formal withdrawal from Quay Hays of the application for the Quay Valley project, effectively terminating the proposal.
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On December 6, 2017, The Kings County Community Development Department received a formal withdrawal of the application from Quay Hays for the Quay Valley project.
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In March 2016, Hays submitted a Preliminary Design Plan for Quay Valley to the Kings County Community Development Agency.
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has been cited as another obstacle. Nonetheless, Quay Hays said that he remained interested in seeing the project happen.
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and Sandridge Partners for intentional interference of two contracts involving water for the Quay Valley Ranch project.
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that was to have been developed by GROW Land and Water LLC (originally Kings County Ventures LLC), halfway between
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Quay Valley would have used clean and renewable energy generated from an on-site 600-megawatt
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Kings County Board of Supervisors Action Summary of the December 12, 2017 meeting
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35°47′40.29″N 119°47′6.76″W / 35.7945250°N 119.7852111°W / 35.7945250; -119.7852111
solar power
Kings County, California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
power plant
venture capital financing
John Vidovich
water reuse
Dirk Ahlborn
Hyperloop Transportation Technologies
hyperloop
"Quay Valley website - Facts"
the original
"Quay Valley Fact Sheet"


"Proposed city still a paper dream"






"Green Growth"


"The Race to Create Elon Musk's Hyperloop Heats Up"

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