Special to the Vanguard
The campaign to approve the Davis Innovation and Sustainability Campus (DISC), Yes on Measure B, is hosting their virtual campaign kickoff this Wednesday, September 2nd at 6 PM. The kickoff will feature community and business leaders including Assemblymember Cecilia Aguiar-Curry, Davis Mayor Gloria Partida, Davis Councilmember Dan Carson, and tech-entrepreneur Justin Siegel.
Last month, the Davis City Council unanimously supported placing Measure B on the ballot. If approved by Davis voters, Measure B will authorize construction of a next generation innovation center, The Davis Innovation and Sustainability Campus (DISC), designed to be a magnet for knowledge-based businesses in clean technology and sustainable agriculture. DISC will provide record-level affordable housing and be the first of its kind to provide 100% clean energy.
The entire Davis community is invited to join the campaign kickoff. To join the kickoff, register here: http://bit.ly/yesonbkickoff.
For more information on the Yes on Measure B campaign, please visit https://www.davisforb.com.
Interesting choice of a graphic for this article … the interior of UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento. I wonder why the DISC team chose that graphic for their kickoff announcement?
Maybe their glider crashed.
I chose it. I didn’t want to do another site map. As far as I know it’s not the UCD Medical Center.
When UCD Medical Center announced the new hospital, that was one of the drawings in the brochure, depicting the front lobby.
Didn’t realize that. Thought it was a generic tech center photo, thought I had purchased it through the tech art site.
Pull it into Google Images and you’ll see that it’s a stock image used on several sites.
That’s what I thought.
Sure, getting sick of that site map but why didn’t you just have a GIF of Pinocchio’s nose growing? (Referring to the developers and politicians, not the messenger….)
Probably inspired by WDAAC’s fake imagery.
Woah, following up on their fantastic lack of action with the economic violence of Leasemageddon that seriously affects not only many renters but smaller landlords, it’s great to see that our Mayor, Council member and Assemblyperson are dishing out some fresh whatever about housing and whatnot.