The Village Farms proposal and its PIP are not sufficiently clarified and do not meet the necessary requirements to be certified or approved, including the lack of moderate income ownership units, unclear funding streams, and the need for more 2 and 3 bedroom units.
The Davis City Council and Planning Commission should amend the Village Farms project to remove any references to a fourth fire station, as the city can save money by repositioning existing fire stations and using the land for affordable housing.
The City of Davis is proposing a $14 million per year funding plan to address the city’s road and bike path maintenance needs, including a $5.5 million per year increase in General Fund resources from Measure Q sales tax increase funding, to make up for previous funding shortfalls.
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