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Auggie

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6. Yes. Lot of details to work out ...

Fri Mar 17, 2023, 01:18 PM

Mar 2023

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Locations for placement of these small homes will be the responsibility of local jurisdictions. However, when needed and when available, the state will provide surplus land to use as an option for small homes. Local governments will own the units and provide all services, including recruiting residents, leveraging previously provided state funding. The following communities are set to receive small homes:

Los Angeles: 500 units
Sacramento: 350 units
San Jose: 200 units
San Diego County: 150 units

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Gov Newsom Announces $1 Billion in Homelessness Funding, Launches State's Largest Mobilization [View all] quaint Mar 2023 OP

Where are the tiny houses going to be located? The land where the jobs are TeamProg Mar 2023 #1

What is your solutuon? quaint Mar 2023 #2

I'm suggesting that either the article's info is incomplete or the powers that be haven't figured TeamProg Mar 2023 #4

Yes. Lot of details to work out ... Auggie Mar 2023 #6

Thank you. quaint Mar 2023 #8

Most every locality has forfeited property IbogaProject Mar 2023 #9

Land is cheaper where there are low-tech jobs. usonian Mar 2023 #3

Please see my posted reply to Quaint above. TeamProg Mar 2023 #5

Here in L.A. they have put the tiny home villages on land already owned by the city, such as parks. beaglelover Mar 2023 #7