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	+ + A [http://www.news.ucdavis.edu/search/news_detail.lasso?id=9098 groundbreaking] for the hotel portion of the project is scheduled to occur April 30, 2009.

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SMCareBare — 2009-02-03 08:57:59

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	+ + A much delayed [http://www.hotelinteractive.com/article.aspx?articleid=12445 groundbreaking] was held in early January with construction slated to begin by the end of the month. The projected completion date is late 2009.

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SMCareBare — 2009-02-03 08:56:37

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-03 08:56:37'' [[nbsp]] added link + groundbreaking info --["Users/SMCareBare"]

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SMCareBare — 2008-09-09 16:19:42

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SMCareBare — 2008-09-09 16:18:22

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- == Construction == - East of the ["Mondavi Center"] sits an optimistic sign (next to its twin, which advertises the ["Graduate School of Management Building"]) showing some concept art of the Hotel and Conference Center that may at some future date lie east of the ["Buehler Alumni & Visitors Center"]. In 2006, the construction dates on the sign were changed to 2006-2008.	+ ==Construction Photos== + [[Image(Construction Photo 1.jpg, left, thumbnail, 300, "A big level hole in the ground as of Sept 9, 2008")]]

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SMCareBare — 2008-09-09 16:15:34

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SMCareBare — 2008-09-05 08:07:57

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	+ ------ + ''2008-09-05 09:07:57'' [[nbsp]] It appears that both the GSM building and the HCC are under construction now. As I understand, the city of Davis lost a last ditch battle sometime last year and now the university is free to finish construction. --["Users/SMCareBare"]

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SMCareBare — 2008-09-05 08:00:40

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- - UC Davis ["Real Estate"] Services, the somewhat controversial part of UC Davis that rents land to businesspeople, has a [http://www.ormp.ucdavis.edu/realestate/projects/hotel.html detailed page on the Hotel and Conference Center] with informative links.

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GeoffJohnson — 2007-08-30 08:22:43

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- The Hotel and Conference Center is intended to provide affordable and convenient short term lodging for visiting scholars. It is also seen as a draw for the university, in keeping with campus' [http://www.ormp.ucdavis.edu/environreview/lrdp.html Long Range Development Plan] that calls for reorienting the center of campus towards ["Putah Creek"] and creating a new "front door" near the ["Mondavi Center"]. Also in keeping with a general trend on campus, the Conference Center is being developed privately on university owned land; for campus, this approach significantly reduces construction costs, offloads facility maintenance, and places the burden of management on the shoulders of professionals, while developers benefit by proximity to and association with the university, which virtually guarantees a steady stream of income. Other campus projects leveraging this approach are some of our most recent ["Student Housing"] developments such as ["African Diaspora House"], ["La Rue Park"], ["The Colleges at La Rue"], ["Primero Grove"], and the ["West Village"] projects.	+ The '''Hotel and Conference Center''' is intended to provide affordable and convenient short term lodging for visiting scholars. It is also seen as a draw for the university, in keeping with campus' [http://www.ormp.ucdavis.edu/environreview/lrdp.html Long Range Development Plan] that calls for reorienting the center of campus towards ["Putah Creek"] and creating a new "front door" near the ["Mondavi Center"]. Also in keeping with a general trend on campus, the Conference Center is being developed privately on university owned land; for campus, this approach significantly reduces construction costs, offloads facility maintenance, and places the burden of management on the shoulders of professionals, while developers benefit by proximity to and association with the university, which virtually guarantees a steady stream of income. Other campus projects leveraging this approach are some of our most recent ["Student Housing"] developments such as ["African Diaspora House"], ["La Rue Park"], ["The Colleges at La Rue"], ["Primero Grove"], and the ["West Village"] projects.

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robinlaughlin — 2007-08-30 07:55:03

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	+ ------ + ''2007-08-30 08:55:03'' [[nbsp]] The last document on the [http://www.ormp.ucdavis.edu/environreview/current.html#C UC Davis Resource and Management] webpage about the Hotel and Conference Center is dated March 2002, so presumably the project is stalled indefinitely by the City's opposition. --["Users/robinlaughlin"]

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robinlaughlin — 2007-08-30 07:54:13

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- The Hotel and Conference Center is intended to provide affordable and convenient short term lodging for visiting scholars . It is also seen as a draw for the university, in keeping with campus' [http://www.ormp.ucdavis.edu/environreview/lrdp.html Long Range Development Plan] that calls for reorienting the center of campus towards ["Putah Creek"] and creating a new "front door" near the ["Mondavi Center"]. Also in keeping with a general trend on campus, the Conference Center is being developed privately on university owned land; for campus, this approach significantly reduces construction costs, offloads facility maintenance, and places the burden of management on the shoulders of professionals, while developers benefit by proximity to and association with the university, which virtually guarantees a steady stream of income. Other campus projects leveraging this approach are some of our most recent ["Student Housing"] developments such as ["African Diaspora House"], ["La Rue Park"], ["The Colleges at La Rue"], ["Primero Grove"], and the ["West Village"] projects.	+ The Hotel and Conference Center is intended to provide affordable and convenient short term lodging for visiting scholars. It is also seen as a draw for the university, in keeping with campus' [http://www.ormp.ucdavis.edu/environreview/lrdp.html Long Range Development Plan] that calls for reorienting the center of campus towards ["Putah Creek"] and creating a new "front door" near the ["Mondavi Center"]. Also in keeping with a general trend on campus, the Conference Center is being developed privately on university owned land; for campus, this approach significantly reduces construction costs, offloads facility maintenance, and places the burden of management on the shoulders of professionals, while developers benefit by proximity to and association with the university, which virtually guarantees a steady stream of income. Other campus projects leveraging this approach are some of our most recent ["Student Housing"] developments such as ["African Diaspora House"], ["La Rue Park"], ["The Colleges at La Rue"], ["Primero Grove"], and the ["West Village"] projects.

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robinlaughlin — 2007-08-30 07:53:37

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- In keeping with campus' ["Long Range Development Plan"], which calls for reorienting the center of campus towards Putah Creek and creating a new "front door" near the ["Mondavi Center"]. The Hotel and Conference Center is intended to provide affordable and convenient short term lodging for visiting scholars and is seen as a draw for the university. Also in keeping with a general trend on campus, the Conference Center is being developed privately on university owned land; for campus, this approach significantly reduces construction costs, offloads facility maintenance, and places the burden of management on the shoulders of professionals, while developers benefit by proximity to and association with the university, which virtually guarantees a steady stream of income. Other campus projects leveraging this approach are some of our most recent ["Student Housing"] developments such as ["African Diaspora House"], ["La Rue Park"], ["The Colleges at La Rue"], ["Primero Grove"], and the ["West Village"] projects.	+ The Hotel and Conference Center is intended to provide affordable and convenient short term lodging for visiting scholars . It is also seen as a draw for the university, in keeping with campus' [http://www.ormp.ucdavis.edu/environreview/lrdp.html Long Range Development Plan] that calls for reorienting the center of campus towards ["Putah Creek"] and creating a new "front door" near the ["Mondavi Center"]. Also in keeping with a general trend on campus, the Conference Center is being developed privately on university owned land; for campus, this approach significantly reduces construction costs, offloads facility maintenance, and places the burden of management on the shoulders of professionals, while developers benefit by proximity to and association with the university, which virtually guarantees a steady stream of income. Other campus projects leveraging this approach are some of our most recent ["Student Housing"] developments such as ["African Diaspora House"], ["La Rue Park"], ["The Colleges at La Rue"], ["Primero Grove"], and the ["West Village"] projects.
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	+ UC Davis ["Real Estate"] Services, the somewhat controversial part of UC Davis that rents land to businesspeople, has a [http://www.ormp.ucdavis.edu/realestate/projects/hotel.html detailed page on the Hotel and Conference Center] with informative links. +
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- That being said, east of the ["Mondavi Center"] sits an optimistic sign (next to its twin, which advertises the ["Graduate School of Management Building"]) showing some concept art of the Hotel and Conference Center that may at some future date lie east of the ["Buehler Alumni & Visitors Center"]. The construction dates on the sign have been changed to 2006-2008. - - I think there's a ditch there right now, and some trees. They'll probably fill in the ditch and get rid of the trees before they build the hotel.	+ East of the ["Mondavi Center"] sits an optimistic sign (next to its twin, which advertises the ["Graduate School of Management Building"]) showing some concept art of the Hotel and Conference Center that may at some future date lie east of the ["Buehler Alumni & Visitors Center"]. In 2006, the construction dates on the sign were changed to 2006-2008.
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- UC Davis ["Real Estate"] Services, the somewhat controversial part of UCD that decides to rent out land to businesspeople, has a [http://www.ormp.ucdavis.edu/realestate/projects/hcc/index.html detailed page on the Hotel and Conference Center], which may contain actual facts.	+ [[Comments]]

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DonovanSmith — 2006-11-17 20:30:57

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- That being said, east of the ["Mondavi Center"] sits an optimistic sign (next to its twin, which advertises the ["Graduate School of Management Building"]) showing some concept art of the Hotel and Conference Center that may at some future date lie east of the ["Buehler Alumni & Visitors Center"].	+ That being said, east of the ["Mondavi Center"] sits an optimistic sign (next to its twin, which advertises the ["Graduate School of Management Building"]) showing some concept art of the Hotel and Conference Center that may at some future date lie east of the ["Buehler Alumni & Visitors Center"]. The construction dates on the sign have been changed to 2006-2008.

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TomNelson — 2006-06-13 00:58:31

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-05-16 22:45:38

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- '''Dateline UCDavis''' - Sept 17, 1999: [http://www-dateline.ucdavis.edu/091799/DL_hotelconference.html Hotel and conference center eyed][[BR]] - '''Dateline UCDavis''' - June 2, 2000: [http://www-dateline.ucdavis.edu/060200/DL_hotel.html Hotel-conference center moves ahead][[BR]] - '''Dateline UCDavis''' - August 17, 2001: [http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/081701/DL_hotel.html Hotel conference center plans move forward][[BR]] - '''Dateline UCDavis''' - April 12, 2002: [http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/041202/dl_center.html Hotel, conference center to add to campuss new front door][[BR]] - '''Dateline UCDavis''' - April 22, 2002: [http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/042602/dl_hotel.html Lawsuit challenges hotel, conference center][[BR]] - '''Dateline UCDavis''' - December 6, 2002: [http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/120602/dl_hotel.html Judge rules in campuss favor on hotel-conference center lawsuit][[BR]] - '''California Aggie''' - February 2, 2004: [http://www.californiaaggie.com/article/?id=2393 University sued over proposed hotel] (Again!)	+ * '''Dateline UCDavis''' - Sept 17, 1999: [http://www-dateline.ucdavis.edu/091799/DL_hotelconference.html Hotel and conference center eyed] + * '''Dateline UCDavis''' - June 2, 2000: [http://www-dateline.ucdavis.edu/060200/DL_hotel.html Hotel-conference center moves ahead] + * '''Dateline UCDavis''' - August 17, 2001: [http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/081701/DL_hotel.html Hotel conference center plans move forward] + * '''Dateline UCDavis''' - April 12, 2002: [http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/041202/dl_center.html Hotel, conference center to add to campuss new front door] + * '''Dateline UCDavis''' - April 22, 2002: [http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/042602/dl_hotel.html Lawsuit challenges hotel, conference center] + * '''Dateline UCDavis''' - December 6, 2002: [http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/120602/dl_hotel.html Judge rules in campuss favor on hotel-conference center lawsuit] + * '''California Aggie''' - February 2, 2004: [http://www.californiaaggie.com/article/?id=2393 University sued over proposed hotel] (Again!)

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DussonYeung — 2006-02-10 20:48:09

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- In keeping with campus' ["Long Range Development Plan"], which calls for reorienting the center of campus towards Putah Creek and creating a new "front door" near the ["Mondavi Center"]. The Hotel and Conference Center is intended to provide affordable and convenient short term lodging for visiting scholars and is seen as a draw for the university. Also in keeping with a general trend on campus, the Conference Center is being developed privately on university owned land; for campus, this approach significantly reduces construction costs, offloads facility maintenance, and places the burden of management on the shoulders of professionals, while developers benefit by proximity to and association with the university, which virtually guarantees a steady stream of income. Other campus projects leveraging this approach are some of our most recent ["Student Housing"] developments such as ["African Diaspora House"], ["LaRue Park"], ["The Colleges at La Rue"], ["Primero Grove"], and the ["West Village"] projects.	+ In keeping with campus' ["Long Range Development Plan"], which calls for reorienting the center of campus towards Putah Creek and creating a new "front door" near the ["Mondavi Center"]. The Hotel and Conference Center is intended to provide affordable and convenient short term lodging for visiting scholars and is seen as a draw for the university. Also in keeping with a general trend on campus, the Conference Center is being developed privately on university owned land; for campus, this approach significantly reduces construction costs, offloads facility maintenance, and places the burden of management on the shoulders of professionals, while developers benefit by proximity to and association with the university, which virtually guarantees a steady stream of income. Other campus projects leveraging this approach are some of our most recent ["Student Housing"] developments such as ["African Diaspora House"], ["La Rue Park"], ["The Colleges at La Rue"], ["Primero Grove"], and the ["West Village"] projects.

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NickSchmalenberger — 2005-11-19 22:31:01

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KateWaterman — 2005-11-19 16:24:44

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JasonAller — 2005-10-02 14:56:01

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- In keeping with campus' ["Long Range Development Plan"], which calls for reorienting the center of campus towards Putah Creek and creating a new "front door" near the ["Mondavi Center"]. The Hotel and Conference Center is intended to provide affordable and convenient short term lodging for visiting scholars and is seen as a draw for the university. Also in keeping with a general trend on campus, the Conference Center is being developed privately on university owned land; for campus, this approach significantly reduces construction costs, offloads facility maintenance, and places the burden of management on the shoulders of professionals, while developers benefit by proximity to and association with the university, which virtually guarantees a steady stream of income. Other campus projects leveraging this approach are some of our most recent ["Student Housing"] developments such as ["African Dispora House"], ["La Rue Park"], ["The Colleges at La Rue"], ["Primero Grove"], and the ["West Village"] projects.	+ In keeping with campus' ["Long Range Development Plan"], which calls for reorienting the center of campus towards Putah Creek and creating a new "front door" near the ["Mondavi Center"]. The Hotel and Conference Center is intended to provide affordable and convenient short term lodging for visiting scholars and is seen as a draw for the university. Also in keeping with a general trend on campus, the Conference Center is being developed privately on university owned land; for campus, this approach significantly reduces construction costs, offloads facility maintenance, and places the burden of management on the shoulders of professionals, while developers benefit by proximity to and association with the university, which virtually guarantees a steady stream of income. Other campus projects leveraging this approach are some of our most recent ["Student Housing"] developments such as ["African Diaspora House"], ["La Rue Park"], ["The Colleges at La Rue"], ["Primero Grove"], and the ["West Village"] projects.

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JasonAller — 2005-09-02 22:30:15

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AlphaDog — 2005-07-13 16:23:06

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- Sometime after receiving the generous grant for the ["Mondavi Center"] for the Performing Arts, UC Davis must have realized that there really isn't anything on the south side of campus. They likely came to the decision that some other things needed to be built on the land surrounding the future Mondavi Center, but didn't want to actually build anything themselves. So they got the idea to rent out the land to some developers to build a Hotel and Conference center, making use of a similar financial paradigm to that which runs ["The Colleges at La Rue"], a ["Tandem Properties" tandem property] on land owned by UCD.	+ In keeping with campus' ["Long Range Development Plan"], which calls for reorienting the center of campus towards Putah Creek and creating a new "front door" near the ["Mondavi Center"]. The Hotel and Conference Center is intended to provide affordable and convenient short term lodging for visiting scholars and is seen as a draw for the university. Also in keeping with a general trend on campus, the Conference Center is being developed privately on university owned land; for campus, this approach significantly reduces construction costs, offloads facility maintenance, and places the burden of management on the shoulders of professionals, while developers benefit by proximity to and association with the university, which virtually guarantees a steady stream of income. Other campus projects leveraging this approach are some of our most recent ["Student Housing"] developments such as ["African Diaspora House"], ["La Rue Park"], ["The Colleges at La Rue"], ["Primero Grove"], and the ["West Village"] projects.
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	+ This project, however much considered a boon by the university, is eyed suspiciously by the ["City of Davis"], which hopes to protect the interests of local business owners. At issue is the perceived loss of revenue to local hoteliers and businesses as university guests bypass downtown Davis and head directly to the Conference Center and Mondavi Center from the UC Davis exit of Interstate 80. + + == Construction ==
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- The Hotel and Conference center has been discussed at length in UCD Faculty's circlejerk periodical, "Dateline UCDavis". Follow along with this edge-of-your-seat drama:	+ == Media == + The Hotel and Conference center has been discussed at length in the UC Davis staff newsletter, "Dateline."

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JabberWokky — 2005-02-12 23:58:02

Heh. I guess critical comes with editing a Wiki. Just trying to get it right. :)

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TravisGrathwell — 2005-02-12 20:13:59

you kids these days are so critical

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JabberWokky — 2005-02-12 20:10:35

Questioning phrase "unsavory businesspersons", as Bryan's comment is hard to see

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BryanBell — 2005-02-12 18:01:54

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-02-12 16:52:32

linked Real Estate

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KristenBirdsall — 2004-12-17 12:43:28

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- That being said, east of the ["Mondavi Center"] sits an optimistic sign (next to its twin, which advertises the ["Graduate School of Management Building"]) showing some concept art of the Hotel and Conference Center that may at some future date lie east of the ["Alumni Center"].	+ That being said, east of the ["Mondavi Center"] sits an optimistic sign (next to its twin, which advertises the ["Graduate School of Management Building"]) showing some concept art of the Hotel and Conference Center that may at some future date lie east of the ["Buehler Alumni & Visitors Center"].

Hotel and Conference Center

TravisGrathwell — 2004-12-01 00:36:55

getting rid of more dead links on University Construction...

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	+ attachment:sign-hotel.jpg + + Sometime after receiving the generous grant for the ["Mondavi Center"] for the Performing Arts, UC Davis must have realized that there really isn't anything on the south side of campus. They likely came to the decision that some other things needed to be built on the land surrounding the future Mondavi Center, but didn't want to actually build anything themselves. So they got the idea to rent out the land to some developers to build a Hotel and Conference center, making use of a similar financial paradigm to that which runs ["The Colleges at La Rue"], a ["Tandem Properties" tandem property] on land owned by UCD. + + That being said, east of the ["Mondavi Center"] sits an optimistic sign (next to its twin, which advertises the ["Graduate School of Management Building"]) showing some concept art of the Hotel and Conference Center that may at some future date lie east of the ["Alumni Center"]. + + I think there's a ditch there right now, and some trees. They'll probably fill in the ditch and get rid of the trees before they build the hotel. I hope so. + + The Hotel and Conference center has been discussed at length in UCD Faculty's circlejerk periodical, "Dateline UCDavis". Follow along with this edge-of-your-seat drama: + + '''Dateline UCDavis''' - Sept 17, 1999: [http://www-dateline.ucdavis.edu/091799/DL_hotelconference.html Hotel and conference center eyed][[BR]] + '''Dateline UCDavis''' - June 2, 2000: [http://www-dateline.ucdavis.edu/060200/DL_hotel.html Hotel-conference center moves ahead][[BR]] + '''Dateline UCDavis''' - August 17, 2001: [http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/081701/DL_hotel.html Hotel conference center plans move forward][[BR]] + '''Dateline UCDavis''' - April 12, 2002: [http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/041202/dl_center.html Hotel, conference center to add to campuss new front door][[BR]] + '''Dateline UCDavis''' - April 22, 2002: [http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/042602/dl_hotel.html Lawsuit challenges hotel, conference center][[BR]] + '''Dateline UCDavis''' - December 6, 2002: [http://www.dateline.ucdavis.edu/120602/dl_hotel.html Judge rules in campuss favor on hotel-conference center lawsuit][[BR]] + '''California Aggie''' - February 2, 2004: [http://www.californiaaggie.com/article/?id=2393 University sued over proposed hotel] (Again!) + + UC Davis Real Estate Services, the part of UCD that decides to rent out land to unsavory businesspersons, has a [http://www.ormp.ucdavis.edu/realestate/projects/hcc/index.html detailed page on the Hotel and Conference Center], which may contain actual facts.

Hotel and Conference Center

TravisGrathwell — 2004-12-01 00:14:07

Upload of image sign-hotel.jpg.