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[…] article was originally posted in the Davisite and has been re-posted here in […]
Notice that all the authors really state is that there is contamination in the groundwater and it theoretically “COULD” seep…
[…] What are the guaranteed parts of the Village Farms project? The most recent Village Farms Affordable Housing Plan Letter: Why we…
[…] of the Village Farms project? The most recent Village Farms Affordable Housing Plan Letter: Why we need to talk about the…
[…] are the guaranteed parts of the Village Farms project? The most recent Village Farms Affordable Housing Plan Letter: Why we need…
[…] What are the guaranteed parts of the Village Farms project? The most recent Village Farms Affordable Housing Plan Letter: Why we…
[…] Continued concerns regarding the Village Farms site including toxics, traffic, floodplain, unaffordable housing, unsafe bike/pedestrian access, and infrastructure costs issues…
Thank you for posting this reality check!
Great article Roberta. Affordable housing is definitely not a priority to the developer as the Village Farms affordable housing “plan”…
VL, the $144 million won’t come from the City. It will come from the Feds and the State, but only…
It almost seems moot, since ex-mayor Vaitla’s research indicated that those units will cost $150 million to build ($144 million…
I’ll go ahead and repeat a comment I made in the Vanguard, here: I’m not exactly sure “who” takes responsibility…
Colin, they say “Ignorance is Bliss” and the Yes on V telemarketer was clearly very blissful. The Housing Trust Fund…
I received a call from the yes on V telemarketers a couple days ago. When I asked about who will…
Thank you so much Roberta! The Vanguard article says that only 850 new “units” have been added to Davis in…
Thank you Roberta! In addition I think it is important to remember that Nishi never got built and this is…
In addition to being unaffordable, there are significant potential costs for the liabilities the City is turning a blind eye…
I agree that an argument can be made that a development with minimal or even no affordable housing is better…


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