I would favor no growth at all if I could. The idea of infill is that development will take place within already developed areas, thus reducing pressure to develop agricultural land. Better for the city to purchase agricultural land at its limits and use that land for gardens. Rent is overpriced in Davis because there are no vacancies in town because the city leadership is too stubborn to realize that Davis is not, and has never been, a quaint small town, but a bustling, growing college town. There are a lot of people that live in Davis, and more pouring in each year.
Apartments are also supportive of the student population.
Even in Davis, market forces should decide land use questions. Heather and Diana create the games and activities. Area residents recently returned from a month at the California State Summer School for the Arts. It's a collection of acoustic folk-rock songs that Courtney wrote and performs, and I'm delighted to tell you that it's well worth listening to. The music and words combine to make a potent statement about being alive.