Literature from Citizens For Responsible
Planning
*Note to Davis residents*
Mass mailings received from the Covell Village Company represent commercial advertisements and should not be regarded as accurate representations of the proposed subdivision. Marketing claims made by Covell Village Co. are legally held to the same standard as the advertising wizards that claim, "It makes you look years younger", "Fair and Balanced" and "A diamond is forever".
Buy at your own risk.
Read the Voter Information Pamphlet!
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City Development Maps
The City of Davis has provided the link below. The animation illustrates the recent fast growth period of the 1990's that still currently overburdens the City's infrastructure.
http://www.city.davis.ca.us/gis/growth/
NO on Measure X Fact Sheets
Documents available for download
Click on a link below to load each document or right click on a link to save the file to your computer.
- Response to Covell Village Co. mailer available in: PDF
- CFRP Facts and Figures Mailer available in: PDF
- Beware of developer promises and misleading ads
from the Davis Enterprise Oct. 23, 2005 available in: PDF or HTML
- Planning should be citizen-based not developer-driven
from the Davis Enterprise Oct. 9, 2005 available in: PDF or HTML
- Davis can't afford Covell Village
from the Davis Enterprise July 17, 2005 available in: PDF or HTML
- The place (most of) you can't live
from the Davis Enterprise Oct. 25, 2005 available in: PDF or HTML
- Trick or Treat Advertisements
Available in .PDF (large files for broadband only 2.5MB) Part 1 Part 2
- Davis can do much better
The LivermoreTrails comparison available in: PDF
Special Thanks to the following contributors for there assistance:
Dapo Okupe, Caltrans senior traffic engineer
Kyaw Tha Paw, U professor of atmospheric science UC Davis
Eric Gelber, housing and disability rights attorney
Ken Wagstaff, former mayor of Davis
David Balgobin, wastewater treatment engineer
Till Angermann, hydrogeologist
James Fowler, assistant professor of political science at UC Davis
Stan Forbes, former Davis City Council member
Nora Oldwin, former Birch Lane Elementary School PTA president
Mark Spencer, former Davis Planning Commissioner and Open Space Commissioner
Eileen Samitz, former Davis Planning Commissioner
Julia Hunter-Blair retired administrative assistant at International House, Davis
Lamar Heystek former ASUCD senator
Dick Livingston retired Davis teacher
Jim Provenza Davis Board of Education member
Natalie Wormeli president of the Yolo County ACLU
Former members of the 2001 General Plan Update Growth Management and Neighborhood Preservation Committee: Andy Bale, Anand Mamidi, Cindy Clark, Elaine Fingerett, David Johnson.
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