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WINTER, 2008 ISSUE

Power Breakfast Will Shine Spotlight on Fairfield

The East Bay Business Times will kick off its 2008 Growth Cities’ series on Thursday, Feb. 7 at 8am with the Fairfield Power Breakfast. The Fairfield business community is urged to attend. This event, scheduled for the Hilton Garden Inn on 2200 Gateway Court, will be built around a dynamic panel discussion. Read more…

City Staff Transitions

The Fairfield Community Development Department Director, Sean Quinn, was appointed City Manager.  Quinn promoted Eve Somjen, assistant director of Housing, as the City’s new Community Development Director.  Somjen has headed both the Housing Division and the City’s Planning Division.  Read more…

Fairfield Companies Successfully Access State Funds to Train Employees

Four Fairfield companies, with the assistance of new City ED staffer, Charles Ching, have successfully been awarded State Employment Training Panel funds to train their staff.  The companies are MacroPlastics, SunPol Resins, the Solano Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Ball Metal. Read more...

City of Fairfield Redevelopment Agency Offers 4.29 Acres for Sale

The Fairfield Redevelopment Agency announces an invitation to purchase 4.29 acres of Agency-owned real property. The site offers prime commercial and residential development opportunities and is located at 2030 North Texas Street, the former Fairfield Bowl property. Read more...

Business Review

Fairfield Development Activity

  • Orchard Supply Hardware will soon be occupying the former Yardbird’s building at the corner of Travis Boulevard and Oliver Road.  The store is currently under-going renovation and will open in the summer.

  • Huckleberry’s Restaurant will soon be opening in the former Mel’s Diner space on the corner of Travis Boulevard and Oliver Road, in the Geri-Town Shopping Center.  Huckleberry’s will have a Southern theme, with interiors decorated in the style of a Mississippi steamboat and serving such foods as flapjacks with huckleberry syrup, Cajun hot links, and chicken gumbo.  It will serve breakfast and lunch only.  The chain has other locations in Exeter, Pismo Beach, and Fresno.  They expect to open in late February or early March 2008.

  • Trans Bay Steel.  Trans Bay Steel has leased a 130,000-square foot building on Cordelia Road.  They are currently in the process of planning their steel fabrication lines.  The company is relocating from Napa.  They fabricate steel for bridges and large buildings.  The steel will be delivered to the site via rail.

  • West Texas Street Pedestrian Improvements. City staff has been working closely with David Gates & Associates and Caltrans on refining plans for West Texas Street and the gateway area that spans West Texas Street from Beck Avenue to Oliver Road. Staff is currently evaluating resources for a pilot project that would implement key components of the designs at West Texas and Fifth Streets, and the gateway area. Staff plans on presenting refined drawings for West Texas and Fifth Streets, and the gateway area to Planning Commission in February 2008.

 

 

Fairfield Development Activity, continued...

December 2007 Development Applications Received

  • Conceptual Review for a Use Permit to allow a fitness school for school-aged children at 4731 Central Way.

December 2007 Staff Approvals

  • Use Permit to allow the location of a car rental facility in the Winery Square Shopping Center located 1955 West Texas Street.

  • Two Parcel Maps to subdivide two parcels with several existing office buildings into separate parcels for each office building, located at the northeast corner of Cement Hill Road and North Texas Street.

  • Minor Development Review to revise the previously approved house plans for Topaz Hills Subdivision in the Gold Ridge area near 2600 Chuck Hammond Drive.

Helpful Phone Numbers

City of Fairfield
Economic Development
technical assistance and
Planning Division—
Zoning and Sign Ordinances
428-7461

Commercial Code
Enforcement
428-7648

Residential Code Enforcement
428-7587

Building Permits
428-7451

Business Licenses
428-7509

Special Events Permits
428-7587

City Manager’s Office
428-7400

Fairfield Downtown
Association
422-0103

Fairfield Hotel Association
399-2445

North Texas Street
Business Association
421-9085


(707) 428-7461

info@fairfield4business.com

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