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Description
The Pacific Flyway Center, likened as the bird equivalent of the Monterey Bay Aquarium and to be developed by the nonprofit Pacific Flyway Fund, is a proposed mixed land preserve and educational facility to be located at Ramsey Road and Gold Hill Road in Cordelia, adjacent to the I-680 freeway.
The project is said to be built on upland as to mitigate impact on existing wetlands. Construction is expected to occur in three phases.
The center would exhibit a "Walk in the Marsh" attraction, which according to the project's website, would be a place "where visitors come face-to-face with waterfowl and other wetland birds."
The building itself would house multiple other exhibits.
history
history
Current Status
Current Status
Groundbreaking is anticipated for 2021, per the Pacific Flyway Center's Facebook page.
The vacation of Ramsey Road by the City of Fairfield will let the Pacific Flyway Center use the road as a private driveway; this vacation was found to be consistent with the city's General Plan by the Planning Commission during their December 11 2019 meeting.
Fairfield planner Amy Kreimeier interviews project manager Claude Grillo about the latest on the Pacific Flyway Center.Source: Fairfield Channel 26, Nov. 2019
Promotional Video
Promotional Video
Phase One
Phase One
Phase One will see:
- the construction of a 28,000 square feet Education Center
- 137 parking spaces
- initial preparation for the "Walk in the Marsh" attraction
Phase Two
Phase Two
Phase Two will see:
- the construction of a 15,000 square feet "Wonder of Wildlife" theatre area
- 200 additional parking spaces
Phase Three
Phase Three
Phase Three will see:
- the construction of a 41,200 square feet building
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Renderings
Site Plan
Site Plan
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