Measure J/R/D has been a useful tool for protecting Davis from uncontrolled growth, but it has also created a system where the only options are “take it or leave it,” leading to unworkable outcomes and limiting the ability for community planning.
The Davis City Council agreed to send any proposed amendments to Measure J/R/D through city commissions for further review and analysis, and to delay any ballot consideration until 2026 or 2027, due to cost constraints and the need for a comprehensive vision for the city’s housing development.
Davis, CA – On Wednesday, the City of Davis announced that it was officially naming Sherri Metzker…
Special to the Vanguard The City of Davis announced on Friday that City Manager Mike Webb has…