General Plan Update and Land Use Map

Spoke in support of street vendors and inclusive city policies.

Highlighted unfunded liabilities as a major threat and suggested involving the fiscal commission.

Urged preservation of the current general plan, protection of Measure J/D, and no development north of Channel A.

Expressed concern over fast-tracking the general plan update, retaining Village Farms on the map, and protecting open space.

Urged the commission to protect open spaces and conservation easements instead of viewing them as impediments.

Echoed calls to preserve Measure J/RD and urged UC Davis to build more student housing.

Advocated for keeping the vision statement, protecting conservation easements, and keeping the urban limit line south of Channel A.

Expressed concern over revived efforts to alter conservation easements at the Wild Horse Golf Club.

Discussed historical resources management and women's rights.

Urged rejection of any proposals to relocate or swap existing conservation easements, particularly at Wild Horse.

Expressed disappointment that the land use subcommittee is considering changes to conservation easements at Wild Horse.

Requested a clear commitment in the general plan to preserve all conservation easements without swaps or relocations.

Criticized the inclusion of Village Farms in the general plan map and called for comprehensive transportation planning.

Asked the city to respect voter decisions on Village Farms, protect Measure J/RD, and push UC Davis to house its students.

Expressed support for citywide residential intensification and mixed-use development.

Called for explicit, measurable goals in the general plan regarding population and climate targets.

Urged preservation of the current general plan, moving the urban limit line south of Channel A, and protecting open space.