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Sacramento City Council Adopts Intent to Establish Aggie Square

Project to Go Before 新澳门六合彩内幕信息 Board of Regents Nov. 17-19

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"Aggie Square" logo sign in foreground of meeting.
The Sacramento City Council has adopted a resolution of intention to establish the Aggie Square Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District.

The University of California, Davis, is delighted to announce that the  project is one step closer to realization. After Tuesday鈥檚 Sacramento City Council meeting (Oct. 27), in which members adopted unanimously a resolution of intention to establish the Aggie Square Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District, or EIFD, 新澳门六合彩内幕信息 Davis leadership is encouraged by the city鈥檚 continued commitment to this transformative venture.

鈥淭he vision and stewardship that Sacramento leaders have shown in guiding Aggie Square to success illustrates why this partnership is so valuable,鈥 Chancellor Gary S. May said. 鈥溞掳拿帕喜誓谀恍畔 Davis and the city of Sacramento continue to guide Aggie Square toward becoming a stronger university and a powerful economic engine for the region.鈥

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As Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg and May said in a  last Friday (Oct. 23), the collective efforts of the university and the city are resulting in numerous benefits and opportunities to the communities surrounding Aggie Square, as well.

In addition to 5,000 construction jobs for Phase 1 of Aggie Square, ongoing jobs are projected to be number more than 3,500; 15,000 supporting jobs are anticipated in the six-county Sacramento region.  

While the ongoing economic impact of the first phase of Aggie Square could be in the range of $3 billion, these numbers alone don鈥檛 tell the whole story. An  estimates that an additional $2.6 billion in one-time economic impact is also expected to be generated from Phase 1 and Phase 2 of construction. And the city of Sacramento is projected to receive $5.1 million annually in new revenue, with Sacramento County receiving $3.1 million annually during the first two phases.  

新澳门六合彩内幕信息 Davis also thanks Assemblymember Kevin McCarty, who sent a letter to Mayor Steinberg outlining his priorities for Aggie Square and stating: 

鈥淭he Aggie Square project is a win at multiple levels, as it will benefit the state of California, the Sacramento region, 新澳门六合彩内幕信息 Davis, the city of Sacramento and the Stockton Boulevard Corridor. In addition, the formation of the EIFD should make the project economically viable as well as address community needs.

鈥淧artnerships such as this foster economic development throughout the Sacramento region, support small businesses, and are beneficial for students and our community. Moreover, I believe the Aggie Square project will experience even greater success if we are thoughtful and intentional in our approach. I look forward to discussing this further as the project moves forward.鈥

Beyond economic benefits, Aggie Square also will promote the public good by advancing new medical cures and therapies; growing new technologies and industries; shaping public policy with informed research; and partnering with educational and training partners to make lifelong learning accessible to more people, to name a few. 

The project will go before the 新澳门六合彩内幕信息 Board of Regents during its meeting scheduled for Nov. 17-19. If approved, construction is scheduled to begin in the first half of 2021.  

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Melissa Blouin, 530-752-2542, mlblouin@ucdavis.edu

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