It allows the city to go back to its general plan, which has a
community effort. A lot of people were involved; issues were vetted
and it was agreed upon that 3 percent [as a yearly growth cap] was
an appropriate number.

Matthew Sundt, San Juan Bautista city planner
“It allows the city to go back to its general plan, which has a community effort. A lot of people were involved; issues were vetted and it was agreed upon that 3 percent [as a yearly growth cap] was an appropriate number.”

Matthew Sundt, San Juan Bautista city planner

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Dan Pulcrano is the publisher of the Tri-City Voice and a longtime journalist based in the Santa Clara Valley.

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