by David M. Greenwald Over the last decade the city has taken steps to acknowledge and fund the extent of ...
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Council Subcommittee Believes Road Improvements Achievable At Reduced Costs
Council Subcommittee Believes Road Improvements Achievable At Reduced Costs
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Commentary: It’s Not the Commission – It’s Our Investment
Commentary: It’s Not the Commission – It’s Our Investment
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Council to Look at Ways to Increase Funding Allocations for Roads
Council to Look at Ways to Increase Funding Allocations for Roads
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Monday Morning Thoughts: Looking at a Brief Recent History of Road Maintenance in Davis
Monday Morning Thoughts: Looking at a Brief Recent History of Road Maintenance in Davis
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Sunday Commentary: Better Late Than Never…
Sunday Commentary: Better Late Than Never…
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City Needs $10 Million Annually to Maintain Pavement
City Needs $10 Million Annually to Maintain Pavement
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My View: The Public is Not Aware of Fiscal Challenges For the City
My View: The Public is Not Aware of Fiscal Challenges For the City
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Commentary: Why Do We Continually Miss the Opportunity on Roads?
Commentary: Why Do We Continually Miss the Opportunity on Roads?
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Commentary: State Transportation Package a Reminder of How We Got in this Mess
Commentary: State Transportation Package a Reminder of How We Got in this Mess
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Analysis: Should Davis Count on Help for Roads?
Analysis: Should Davis Count on Help for Roads?
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Monday Morning Thoughts: A Start on Roads But When Do We Get Serious About Funding?
Monday Morning Thoughts: A Start on Roads But When Do We Get Serious About Funding?
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League of California Cities Alarmed At Precarious Pavement Conditions
League of California Cities Alarmed At Precarious Pavement Conditions
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Further Analysis: 20-Year Road Projections Will Always Be Imprecise, City Needs to Secure Funding Regardless
Further Analysis: 20-Year Road Projections Will Always Be Imprecise, City Needs to Secure Funding Regardless
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Analysis: Revisions to Pavement Cost Projections Do Not Change Funding Needs
Analysis: Revisions to Pavement Cost Projections Do Not Change Funding Needs
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My View II: Does Davis Have the Worst Roads in the County?
My View II: Does Davis Have the Worst Roads in the County?
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Sunday Commentary II: Fiscal Crisis Yes, But Some Light Perhaps
Sunday Commentary II: Fiscal Crisis Yes, But Some Light Perhaps
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Setting the Record Straight on Road Funding
Setting the Record Straight on Road Funding
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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
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Case Grows Even Stronger for More Planning Before Jumping Into a Big Ballot Fight
Case Grows Even Stronger for More Planning Before Jumping Into a Big Ballot Fight
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Commentary: Mixing Pool and Roads in Parcel Tax a Recipe For Disaster
Commentary: Mixing Pool and Roads in Parcel Tax a Recipe For Disaster
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