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New City Policy on Vegetation Management Paying Off for Native Plants

Posted by Vanguard Administrator
|Date: February 04, 2019
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New City Policy on Vegetation Management Paying Off for Native Plants

by Henry House The city's parks and public roads effectively went pesticide-free in 2018, according to Al ...

by Henry House The city's parks and public roads effectively went pesticide-free in 2018, according to Alan Prior of the city's Hazardous Materials Subcommittee of the Natural Resources Commission. Th ...

February 04, 2019
| by Vanguard Administrator

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Commentary: How Dare We Poll Before Putting a Parcel Tax on the Ballot

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: July 31, 2014
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Commentary: How Dare We Poll Before Putting a Parcel Tax on the Ballot

It was back in late June, the city had just passed a sales tax by about a 58-42 margin, and the city, fac ...

It was back in late June, the city had just passed a sales tax by about a 58-42 margin, and the city, facing hundreds of millions of dollars in shortfalls on roads, was contemplating a parcel tax. The ...

July 31, 2014
| by David Greenwald

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Commentary: Mixing Pool and Roads in Parcel Tax a Recipe For Disaster

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: June 19, 2014
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Commentary: Mixing Pool and Roads in Parcel Tax a Recipe For Disaster

Tuesday night’s study session revealed an interesting divergence of opinion on what the parcel tax should ...

Tuesday night’s study session revealed an interesting divergence of opinion on what the parcel tax should be. Mayor Pro Tem Dan Wolk, backed by members from the aquatic and swimming community, strongl ...

June 19, 2014
| by David Greenwald

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Council Ponders Parcel Tax – Roads Versus Pools

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: June 18, 2014
| (76) Comments

Council Ponders Parcel Tax – Roads Versus Pools

The Davis City Council met on Tuesday night for a lengthy parcel tax study session. It was an interesting ...

The Davis City Council met on Tuesday night for a lengthy parcel tax study session. It was an interesting configuration, with Rochelle Swanson absent from the meeting due to previous obligations and J ...

June 18, 2014
| by David Greenwald

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Monday Morning Thoughts: Forget the Rubric, the Real Issue Is Measure J

Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode Episode 218: Juliana Drous, Distinguished Attorney Award

Nomations Open for Tree Davis Annual Stewardship Awards

Governor Gavin Newsom Appoints Laphonza Butler to Complete Senator Feinstein’s Term in the U.S. Senate

Man Tied to Suspected Shooter in Tupac Shakur 1996 Killing Arrested in Las Vegas

COURT WATCH: Second Resentencing Petition Considered in 2nd Degree Murder Felony Case

COURT WATCH: Jury Trial Resumes – Security Guard Faces Assault Charges Involving Alleged Hospital Attack on Vulnerable Individual with Tourette’s Syndrome and Seizures

COURT WATCH: Accused’s Alleged ‘Pan’ Attack Leads to Denied Release Despite Stable Housing and Active Mental Health Needs

Sunday Commentary: Will the Rubric Be Helpful or Harmful to City’s Ability to Produce Housing?

Parents Stripped of Custody by California Family Courts File Federal Lawsuit

New City Policy on Vegetation Management Paying Off for Native Plants

New City Policy on Vegetation Management Paying Off for Native Plants

Commentary: How Dare We Poll Before Putting a Parcel Tax on the Ballot

Commentary: How Dare We Poll Before Putting a Parcel Tax on the Ballot

Commentary: Mixing Pool and Roads in Parcel Tax a Recipe For Disaster

Commentary: Mixing Pool and Roads in Parcel Tax a Recipe For Disaster

Council Ponders Parcel Tax – Roads Versus Pools

Council Ponders Parcel Tax – Roads Versus Pools

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