1.6. Resident Collective Action

Over the years, residents have organized a number of campaigns to deal with conditions in the neighborhood. These include efforts to get better street lighting, to save the grocery store on G Street and, to prevent the paving of the Bowers Addition alleys. At one point the City of Davis sponsored "official" neighborhood groups and the "Old North Davis Neighborhood Association" (ONDNA) was formed. Sorry to say, at this time materials in this folder focus only on this last, the City-subsidized/framed resident collective action called the ONDNA.

Year Before Formation. '01-'02, Founding Events

Events leading up ONDNA formation include: l. setting the stage for a neighborhood organization, mid-2000 and earlier (files 1.a. and 1.b.) ; 2. calling an organizing meeting for May 5, 2002; 3. a successful May 5th meeting that resulted in an organizing committee; and, 4. the June 21st formation meeting that established the ONDNA. The files in the folders contain reproductions of flyers, agendas, and, three photographs take at the June 21st, 2002 founding meeting.

Year 1. '02-'03 (Cross Presidency)

 

Year 2. '03-'04 (Willson Presidency)

 

Year 3. '04-'05 (Winterhalder Presidency, First Year)

 

Year 4. '05-'06 (Winterhalder Presidency, Second Year)

 

Year 5. '06-'07 (Gerety Presidency, First Year)

 

Year 6. '07-'08 (Gerety Presidency, Second Year)

 

Year 7. '08-'09 (Dingemans Presidency, First Year)

 

Year 8. '09-'10 (Dingemans Presidency, Second Year)

 

Year 9. '10-'11 (Tracy Presidency)

 

Year 10. '11-'12