Sacramento- Thank You for all the Outpouring of Support for The Boqueria and AuthentiCity over the last few months. Tuesday night’s 5-4 City Council vote was of course disappointing. All the partners of The Sacramento Alliance Team are heavily vested in the success of the Downtown Central Core and share Great Aspirations for The City of Sacramento. It will be good to have a project moving forward on the 700/800 Blocks of K Street as we support all positive K Street developments. D+S Development and David Taylor Interests have a track record of delivering quality developments to the City of Sacramento and we wish them all the best. Congratulations and Good Luck.   Rubicon Partners St

Right on. Tuesday night's vote for the more balanced proposal for K Street redevelopment was very good news, and not just for those of us who supported the winning team. Our city moved decisively forward tonight, and congratulations are due to all who participated in the process, from city staff to city council, from members of the community who spoke at Tuesday's meeting to those who have participated in the many Conversations on the subject on The Sacramento Press. The Conversations here about the K Street process have been wonderfully civil, constructive, and deeply informative. The community cared about this issue, and engaged with each other on it. There was a sense that, no matter

K Street. The very mention of this once-thriving street-turned-derelict-pedestrian mall sends people who’ve watched downtown’s progress, or lack thereof, into fits. Everyone has an opinion, an accusation, a conspiracy theory or a pet peeve about it. And everyone has got a cure-all, that one big project that will change EVERYTHING. Tuesday night, the City Council will meet to vote on which of the two teams of developers proposing projects for the 700 and 800 blocks of K Street should be given an exclusive right to negotiate. This is a big deal, with tens of millions of dollars in one case, or, in the other case, hundreds of millions of dollars involved. More important, it is a test of wh