Save Davis Greenbelts
Friends of the Greenbelts / Davis, California
City Council approves compromise, grants landmark designation
to pine grove
Habitat for wildlife
Shady, traffic-free path to Birth Lane Elementary School
Mature trees offer canopy of leaves
Habitat for wildlife
Are other greenbelts and public green spaces at risk?
Here are some of the smaller, unusually shaped greenbelts, parks and public green spaces in Davis that a developer might want to acquire and build on. Urge the City Council to establish clear policy preventing any such sale in the absence of a compelling public benefit ... and to establish a fair, open process for making such decisions. (Photos courtesy of Planning Commissioner Marilee Hanson)
Central Davis
Shady canopy on a stretch of public green space near the Davis Senior Center in Central Davis.
Hacienda Park
Small park in North Davis surrounded by housing development.
Central Davis
Small park shaded by a canopy of mature trees near City Hall.
Covell Gardens
This trail, designated as greenbelt, starts at a more traditional greenbelt near Covell Gardens, runs through neighborhoods, and connects to a more traditional greenbelt in Northstar.
West Davis
Green space off Anderson just north of Cesar Chavez School.
Northstar
Small oasis of Green on Anderson in Northstar.
Other irregularly shaped green spaces in Davis, as seen on Googlemaps:
West Davis
Wildhorse
East Davis
