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MaxLucas — 2009-10-10 17:47:12

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- [[Image(overviewplan.jpg, "The overview of the area", right, thumbnail)]] [[Image(bwplan.jpg, "The Parking Lot and whatnot", right, thumbnail)]]Second Street Crossing is the name of the shopping center that will house ["Target"]. The location will be at the corner of ["2nd Street" Second Street] and ["Mace Boulevard"].	+ [[Image(overviewplan.jpg, "The overview of the area", right, thumbnail)]] [[Image(bwplan.jpg, "The Parking Lot and whatnot", right, thumbnail)]]Second Street Crossing is the name of the shopping center that houses ["Target"]. The location is at the corner of ["2nd Street" Second Street] and ["Mace Boulevard"].
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- The current plan is to build a 126,842 square foot Target store that will have a 10,000 square foot Garden center attached so the total size will be 136,842 square feet. Also in the plan is to build four other retail buildings on the site. One of the other buildings will be about 25,000. Two of the buildings will be 7,500 square feet and the other building will be 6,000 square feet. There is no knowledge as to what type of business will be in these buildings.	+ The plan was to build a 126,842 square foot Target store with a 10,000 square foot Garden center attached so the total size was to be 136,842 square feet. Also in the plan was to build four other retail buildings on the site. One of the other buildings is about 25,000. Two of the buildings are 7,500 square feet and the other building is 6,000 square feet. There is no knowledge as to what type of business will be in these buildings.
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- For the coming weeks this wiki page will probably look a lot like the ["Covell Village"] page so let's start out with the pros and cons. (Although many of these can already be found at ["Davis Wish List/Target"]).	+ This wiki page looks a lot like the ["Covell Village"] page so let's start out with the pros and cons. (Although many of these can already be found at ["Davis Wish List/Target"]).

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JasonAller — 2009-01-03 12:15:36

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- * For students living on campus, with inherent transportation problems, the new site for the Target in Woodland (at ["Interstate 5" I-5] and ["County Road 102" Poleline]) is roughly 11 miles away and the proposed Second Street Crossing site is roughly 4 miles away.	+ * For students living on campus, with inherent transportation problems, the new site for the Target in Woodland (at ["Interstate 5" I-5] and ["County Road 102"]) is roughly 11 miles away and the proposed Second Street Crossing site is roughly 4 miles away.
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- * Because of the location's "right off the freeway" access it will bring many people to Davis that do not have an interest in the community (unlike events connected to the University - such as ["Picnic Day"] or ["Whole Earth Festival"] or community events like the ["Turkey Trot"] or even ["Farmer's Market"]). There has been an increase in freeway crime, in which people drive along the interstate and commit crimes away from their hometown (such abandoning the car you stole in Roseville on ["Covell" Covell Blvd] and stealing a new car for yourself on ["Olive Drive" Olive]); Target may increase the vulnerability of Davis to such crime activity.	+ * Because of the location's "right off the freeway" access it will bring many people to Davis that do not have an interest in the community (unlike events connected to the University - such as ["Picnic Day"] or ["Whole Earth Festival"] or community events like the ["Turkey Trot"] or even ["Farmer's Market"]). There has been an increase in freeway crime, in which people drive along the interstate and commit crimes away from their hometown (such abandoning the car you stole in Roseville on ["East Covell Boulevard" Covell Blvd] and stealing a new car for yourself on ["Olive Drive" Olive]); Target may increase the vulnerability of Davis to such crime activity.

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JeremyOgul — 2008-08-14 21:41:08

rm time-sensitive info, will update more soon

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- [[Image(overviewplan.jpg, "The overview of the area", right, thumbnail)]] [[Image(bwplan.jpg, "The Parking Lot and whatnot", right, thumbnail)]]Second Street Crossing is the name of the shopping center that will house ["Target"] (that is, of course, if it passes in the ["November 2006 election"]). The location will be at the corner of ["2nd Street" Second Street] and ["Mace Boulevard"].	+ [[Image(overviewplan.jpg, "The overview of the area", right, thumbnail)]] [[Image(bwplan.jpg, "The Parking Lot and whatnot", right, thumbnail)]]Second Street Crossing is the name of the shopping center that will house ["Target"]. The location will be at the corner of ["2nd Street" Second Street] and ["Mace Boulevard"].
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- The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20 and 27, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. The council also agreed 4-1 (["Ted Puntillo"] dissenting) to limit store space that may be used for nontaxable grocery and pharmacy sales to 10% of total floor area each. For final approval, the proposal, known as [http://cityofdavis.org/cmo/pdfs/Ord2259.pdf Ordinance 2259] must be passed by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"]. It be called ["November 2006 Election/Measure K" Measure K] on the ballot.	+ The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20 and 27, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. The council also agreed 4-1 (["Ted Puntillo"] dissenting) to limit store space that may be used for nontaxable grocery and pharmacy sales to 10% of total floor area each. For final approval, the proposal, known as [http://cityofdavis.org/cmo/pdfs/Ord2259.pdf Ordinance 2259] was passed by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"]. It was listed as ["November 2006 Election/Measure K" Measure K] on the ballot.

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AndrewChen — 2006-09-15 13:03:06

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- The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20 and 27, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. The council also agreed 4-1 (["Ted Puntillo"] dissenting) to limit store space that may be used for nontaxable grocery and pharmacy sales to 10% of total floor area each. For final approval, the proposal, known as [http://cityofdavis.org/cmo/pdfs/Ord2259.pdf Ordinance 2259] must be passed by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"].	+ The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20 and 27, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. The council also agreed 4-1 (["Ted Puntillo"] dissenting) to limit store space that may be used for nontaxable grocery and pharmacy sales to 10% of total floor area each. For final approval, the proposal, known as [http://cityofdavis.org/cmo/pdfs/Ord2259.pdf Ordinance 2259] must be passed by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"]. It be called ["November 2006 Election/Measure K" Measure K] on the ballot.
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	+ + == Organizations == + * '''Yes on K''' - Davis CARES: Citizen Activists for Responsible, Effective Solutions (http://www.targetindavis.com) + * '''No on K''' - Don't Big-Box Davis (http://www.dontbigboxdavis.org)

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AndrewChen — 2006-07-26 21:54:15

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- The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20 and 27, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. The council also agreed 4-1 (["Ted Puntillo"] dissenting) to limit store space that may be used for nontaxable grocery and pharmacy sales to 10% of total floor area each. For final approval, the proposal must be passed by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"].	+ The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20 and 27, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. The council also agreed 4-1 (["Ted Puntillo"] dissenting) to limit store space that may be used for nontaxable grocery and pharmacy sales to 10% of total floor area each. For final approval, the proposal, known as [http://cityofdavis.org/cmo/pdfs/Ord2259.pdf Ordinance 2259] must be passed by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"].

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AndrewChen — 2006-07-26 21:46:25

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- The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20 and 27, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. The council also agreed 4-1 to impose limits on how much store space may be used for nontaxable grocery and pharmacy sales. For final approval, the proposal must be passed by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"].	+ The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20 and 27, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. The council also agreed 4-1 (["Ted Puntillo"] dissenting) to limit store space that may be used for nontaxable grocery and pharmacy sales to 10% of total floor area each. For final approval, the proposal must be passed by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"].

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SteveOstrowski — 2006-07-26 16:18:14

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- The city's ["Finance and Budget Commission"] and the ["Planning Commission"] have both rejected the project. The FBC because their analysis did not come to the conclusion that it would be a worthwhile economic benefit to Davis and the PC because they did not want to amend the ["General Plan"], nor approve such a development near a residential area, and also feared for the sake of ["Downtown"] because there is a lot of retail on the way in Davis that has not been built yet but as been approved; such as ["Dollar tree"], a retail center on ["Alhambra Drive"], and there is also a proposal of over 200,000 square feet of retail at the abandoned ["Hunt Wesson Plant"].	+ The city's ["Finance and Budget Commission"] and the ["Planning Commission"] have both rejected the project. The FBC in their analysis did not come to the conclusion that it would be a worthwhile economic benefit to Davis and the PC did not want to amend the ["General Plan"]. The Planning Commission also opposed such a development near a residential area, and also feared for the sake of ["Downtown"] because there is a lot of retail on the way in Davis that has not been built yet but has been approved. Retail like the ["Dollar tree"], a retail center on ["Alhambra Drive"], and the proposal of over 200,000 square feet of retail at the abandoned ["Hunt Wesson Plant"] was considered.

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AndrewChen — 2006-06-29 20:20:14

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- [[Image(overviewplan.jpg, "The overview of the area", right, thumbnail)]] [[Image(bwplan.jpg, "The Parking Lot and whatnot", right, thumbnail)]]Second Street Crossing is the name of the shopping center that will house ["Target"] (that is of course if the ["City Council"] approves the project).	+ [[Image(overviewplan.jpg, "The overview of the area", right, thumbnail)]] [[Image(bwplan.jpg, "The Parking Lot and whatnot", right, thumbnail)]]Second Street Crossing is the name of the shopping center that will house ["Target"] (that is, of course, if it passes in the ["November 2006 election"]). The location will be at the corner of ["2nd Street" Second Street] and ["Mace Boulevard"].
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- The current plan is to build a 126,842 square foot Target store that will have a 10,000 square foot Garden center attached so the total size will be 136,842 square feet. Also in the plan is to build four other retail buildings on the site. One of the other buildings will be about 25,000. Two of the buildings will be 7,5000 square feet and the other building will be 6,000 square feet. There is no knowledge as to what type of business will be in these buildings. - - The location will be at the corner of ["2nd Street" Second Street] and ["Mace Boulevard"].	+ The current plan is to build a 126,842 square foot Target store that will have a 10,000 square foot Garden center attached so the total size will be 136,842 square feet. Also in the plan is to build four other retail buildings on the site. One of the other buildings will be about 25,000. Two of the buildings will be 7,500 square feet and the other building will be 6,000 square feet. There is no knowledge as to what type of business will be in these buildings.
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	+ The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20 and 27, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. The council also agreed 4-1 to impose limits on how much store space may be used for nontaxable grocery and pharmacy sales. For final approval, the proposal must be passed by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"]. +
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- - The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20 and 27, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. The council also agreed 4-1 to impose limits on how much store space may be used for nontaxable grocery and pharmacy sales. For final approval, the proposal must be voted upon by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"].

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AndrewChen — 2006-06-29 15:36:56

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- The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. For final approval, the proposal must be voted upon by the council again at the next meeting as well as by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"].	+ The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20 and 27, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. The council also agreed 4-1 to impose limits on how much store space may be used for nontaxable grocery and pharmacy sales. For final approval, the proposal must be voted upon by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"].

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AndrewChen — 2006-06-24 20:13:13

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- The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. For final approval, the proposal must be voted upon by the council again at the next meeting as well as by the voters in the November election.	+ The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. For final approval, the proposal must be voted upon by the council again at the next meeting as well as by the voters in the ["November 2006 election"].

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AndrewChen — 2006-06-22 08:11:22

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- - '''Today, June 13th, the ["City Council"] voting on ["Target"] in Davis (at ["Second Street Crossing"]) in the ["City Council Community Chambers"]. - - Davis City Council is scheduled to vote on the Target proposal one week after the City Council elections, but before any newly-elected Councilmembers may take their seats. This is pretty darn shady, no matter what side you fall on, so if you care at all about having a 137,000 square foot big-box store in your neighborhood, you need to make your opinion heard now, before it's too late. - - General Public Comment begins at 7pm. Public comment on the Target issue is rumored to begin at 8pm but this council isn't known for sticking to its schedule.''' -
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- The city council will most likely vote on it on June 13th, after the election but before swearing in of new officers - so as to reduce accountability.	+ The city council began public discussion at the June 13 meeting. On June 20, the council voted 4-1 to approve the proposal, with ["Sue Greenwald"] dissenting. For final approval, the proposal must be voted upon by the council again at the next meeting as well as by the voters in the November election.

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RobRoy — 2006-06-13 09:45:30

could someone please put this bold text in eventsboard. my comp's having problem

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- The current plan is to build a 126,842 square foot Target store that will have a 10,000 square foot Garden center attached so the total size will be 136,842 square feet. Also in the plan is to build four other retail buildings on the site. One of the other buildings will be about 25,000 square feet and the current rumor around city hall is that it will possibly house a ["Trader Joe's"] - although that is just a rumor. Two of the buildings will be 7,5000 square feet and the other building will be 6,000 square feet. Besides the Trader Joe's there have been no other rumors about what type of business will be in these buildings.	+ '''Today, June 13th, the ["City Council"] voting on ["Target"] in Davis (at ["Second Street Crossing"]) in the ["City Council Community Chambers"]. + + Davis City Council is scheduled to vote on the Target proposal one week after the City Council elections, but before any newly-elected Councilmembers may take their seats. This is pretty darn shady, no matter what side you fall on, so if you care at all about having a 137,000 square foot big-box store in your neighborhood, you need to make your opinion heard now, before it's too late. + + General Public Comment begins at 7pm. Public comment on the Target issue is rumored to begin at 8pm but this council isn't known for sticking to its schedule.''' + + + The current plan is to build a 126,842 square foot Target store that will have a 10,000 square foot Garden center attached so the total size will be 136,842 square feet. Also in the plan is to build four other retail buildings on the site. One of the other buildings will be about 25,000. Two of the buildings will be 7,5000 square feet and the other building will be 6,000 square feet. There is no knowledge as to what type of business will be in these buildings.

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RobRoy — 2006-05-25 12:22:46

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- The current plan is to build a 126,842 square foot Target store that will have a 10,000 square foot Garden center attached so the total size will be 136,842 square feet. Also in the plan is to build four other retail buildings on the site. One of the other buildings will be about 25,000 square feet and the current rumor around city hall is that it will possibly house a ["Trader Joe's"]. Two of the buildings will be 7,5000 square feet and the other building will be 6,000 square feet. Besides the Trader Joe's there have been no other rumors about what type of business will be in these buildings.	+ The current plan is to build a 126,842 square foot Target store that will have a 10,000 square foot Garden center attached so the total size will be 136,842 square feet. Also in the plan is to build four other retail buildings on the site. One of the other buildings will be about 25,000 square feet and the current rumor around city hall is that it will possibly house a ["Trader Joe's"] - although that is just a rumor. Two of the buildings will be 7,5000 square feet and the other building will be 6,000 square feet. Besides the Trader Joe's there have been no other rumors about what type of business will be in these buildings.
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- The location will be at the corner of ["2nd Street" Second Street] and ["Mace Boulevard"]	+ The location will be at the corner of ["2nd Street" Second Street] and ["Mace Boulevard"].
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- For the coming months this wiki page will probably look a lot like the ["Covell Village"] page so let's start out with the pros and cons. (Although many of these can already be found at ["Davis Wish List/Target"]).	+ The city's ["Finance and Budget Commission"] and the ["Planning Commission"] have both rejected the project. The FBC because their analysis did not come to the conclusion that it would be a worthwhile economic benefit to Davis and the PC because they did not want to amend the ["General Plan"], nor approve such a development near a residential area, and also feared for the sake of ["Downtown"] because there is a lot of retail on the way in Davis that has not been built yet but as been approved; such as ["Dollar tree"], a retail center on ["Alhambra Drive"], and there is also a proposal of over 200,000 square feet of retail at the abandoned ["Hunt Wesson Plant"]. + + For the coming weeks this wiki page will probably look a lot like the ["Covell Village"] page so let's start out with the pros and cons. (Although many of these can already be found at ["Davis Wish List/Target"]). + + The city council will most likely vote on it on June 13th, after the election but before swearing in of new officers - so as to reduce accountability.
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- * It is huge!!!! The Target in Woodland is only 90,000 square feet. - * Some worry it may cause [wiki:WikiPedia:Urban_Decay Urban Decay] (This is debatable because of the amount of purchases Davis residents already make at Target although, because what is to be in the other buildings of the site is unknown, worrying about urban decay is a very sensible thing to do.	+ * It is huge!!!! The Target in Woodland is only 80,000 square feet. + * It will only be a bronze status green building. This is the lowest possible status. + * Some worry it may cause [wiki:WikiPedia:Urban_Decay Urban Decay] (This is debatable because of the amount of purchases Davis residents already make at Target although, because what is to be in the other buildings of the site is unknown, worrying about urban decay is a very sensible thing to do. Especially because about 150,000 square feet of retail has been approved by the ["Planning Commission"] over the last few months but has yet to be built yet.)
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	+ * Target will be just one of the many big box retailers in the area and will not contribute to diverse shopping options, in the area as a whole, that medium size retail would.

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WilliamLewis — 2006-05-21 08:56:34

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- For the coming months this wiki page will probably look a lot like the ["Covell Village"] page so let's start out with the pros and cons. (Although many of these can already be found at ["Davis Wish List: Target"]).	+ For the coming months this wiki page will probably look a lot like the ["Covell Village"] page so let's start out with the pros and cons. (Although many of these can already be found at ["Davis Wish List/Target"]).
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- * It is a tracking of purchases. That means, with the 60,000 or so folks living in 95616 they average 4.5 Target purchases annually.	+ * It is a tracking of purchases. That means, with the 60,000 or so folks living in 95616 they average 4.5 Target purchases annually.
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- * Some worry it may cause [wiki:WikiPedia:Urban_Decay Urban Decay] (This is debatable because of the amount of purchases Davis residents already make at Target although, because what is to be in the other buildings of the site is unknown, worrying about urban decay is a very sensible thing to do.	+ * Some worry it may cause [wiki:WikiPedia:Urban_Decay Urban Decay] (This is debatable because of the amount of purchases Davis residents already make at Target although, because what is to be in the other buildings of the site is unknown, worrying about urban decay is a very sensible thing to do.

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RobRoy — 2006-03-16 10:17:54

another pro and con about the new Target

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- * It is a tracking of purchases. That means, with the 60,000 or so folks living in 95616 they average 4.5 Target puchases annually.	+ * It is a tracking of purchases. That means, with the 60,000 or so folks living in 95616 they average 4.5 Target purchases annually.
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	+ * For students living on campus, with inherent transportation problems, the new site for the Target in Woodland (at ["Interstate 5" I-5] and ["County Road 102" Poleline]) is roughly 11 miles away and the proposed Second Street Crossing site is roughly 4 miles away.
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	+ * Because of the location's "right off the freeway" access it will bring many people to Davis that do not have an interest in the community (unlike events connected to the University - such as ["Picnic Day"] or ["Whole Earth Festival"] or community events like the ["Turkey Trot"] or even ["Farmer's Market"]). There has been an increase in freeway crime, in which people drive along the interstate and commit crimes away from their hometown (such abandoning the car you stole in Roseville on ["Covell" Covell Blvd] and stealing a new car for yourself on ["Olive Drive" Olive]); Target may increase the vulnerability of Davis to such crime activity.

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BrentLaabs — 2006-03-14 19:20:39

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- * Target is proposing to build the store as an [wiki:WikiPedia:Leadership_in_Energy_and_Environmental_Design L.E.E.D] certified [wiki:WikiPedia:Green_Building Green Building]	+ * Target is proposing to build the store as an [wiki:WikiPedia:Leadership_in_Energy_and_Environmental_Design L.E.E.D] certified [wiki:WikiPedia:Green_building Green Building]
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- * It is very close to many backyard's in the ["Mace Ranch"] neighborhood and when these citizens purchased their homes they did not expect a big box retailer to pop up almost literally in their backyard.	+ * It is very close to many ["NIMBY" backyards] in the ["Mace Ranch"] neighborhood and when these citizens purchased their homes they did not expect a big box retailer to pop up almost literally in their backyard.

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	+ * It is a tracking of purchases. That means, with the 60,000 or so folks living in 95616 they average 4.5 Target puchases annually.

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RobRoy — 2006-03-14 19:07:59

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RobRoy — 2006-03-14 19:04:18

Upload of image overviewplan.jpg.

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RobRoy — 2006-03-14 18:51:43

Upload of image bwplan.jpg.

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JasonAller — 2006-03-14 18:34:43

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	+ * How many people total live in the 95616 area code? 270,000 seems very high.

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RobRoy — 2006-03-14 18:32:17

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- For the coming months this wiki page will probably look a lot like the ["Covell Village"] page so let's start out with the pros and cons.	+ For the coming months this wiki page will probably look a lot like the ["Covell Village"] page so let's start out with the pros and cons. (Although many of these can already be found at ["Davis Wish List: Target"]).

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	+ Second Street Crossing is the name of the shopping center that will house ["Target"] (that is of course if the ["City Council"] approves the project - voting is on May 2, 2006). + + The current plan is to build a 126,842 square foot Target store that will have a 10,000 square foot Garden center attached so the total size will be 136,842 square feet. Also in the plan is to build four other retail buildings on the site. One of the other buildings will be about 25,000 square feet and the current rumor around city hall is that it will possibly house a ["Trader Joe's"]. Two of the buildings will be 7,5000 square feet and the other building will be 6,000 square feet. Besides the Trader Joe's there have been no other rumors about what type of business will be in these buildings. + + The location will be at the corner of ["2nd Street" Second Street] and ["Mace Boulevard"] + + For the coming months this wiki page will probably look a lot like the ["Covell Village"] page so let's start out with the pros and cons. + + ==Pro== + + * According to Target's statistics 270,000 people that get their credit card bills sent to to the 95616 zip made a purchase at either the ["Vacaville"] Target, the ["Woodland"] Target, or the closest Target in ["Sacramento"]. These 270,000 purchases are only with credit cards and do not include purchases made with cash or check and they also do not include anyone that lives in Davis but gets there credit card statements sent elsewhere (ie. parent's residence). This means there is a huge demand for a Target and having a Target in Davis would meet that demand. + * The city is projected to make $500,000 to $800,000 annually from the sales tax Target will generate. Currently Davis citizens are already spending this money so it would essentially be keeping Davis sales tax dollars in Davis. + * It would reduce the amount of gas consumption it takes for Davis residents to drive to Targets outside of Davis. + * Target is proposing to build the store as an [wiki:WikiPedia:Leadership_in_Energy_and_Environmental_Design L.E.E.D] certified [wiki:WikiPedia:Green_Building Green Building] + + ==Con== + + * The area is not currently zoned for retail use. + * It is very close to many backyard's in the ["Mace Ranch"] neighborhood and when these citizens purchased their homes they did not expect a big box retailer to pop up almost literally in their backyard. + * It is huge!!!! The Target in Woodland is only 90,000 square feet. + * Some worry it may cause [wiki:WikiPedia:Urban_Decay Urban Decay] (This is debatable because of the amount of purchases Davis residents already make at Target although, because what is to be in the other buildings of the site is unknown, worrying about urban decay is a very sensible thing to do. + * There is nothing anywhere near the size of a Target in Davis and it may change the "feel" of the town - and the perception of the town - as it would be the first thing people see of Davis as they drive west on ["I 80"] + * Target is not a pro-Union employer.