Foothill Terrace affordable housing / SRHA agreement
Calaveras County
Summary
The county has $1.75 million in state REAP funds tied to a stalled 26-unit project at Foothill Terrace in San Andreas. Supervisors balked at a transaction that would reimburse SRHA for land it bought in 2017, and instead want the money reopened to Habitat for Humanity's shovel-ready Eureka Oaks project and other applicants.
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Last discussed Feb 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
$1.75 million in REAP 2.0 grant funds, plus about $330,000 in remaining funds, are in play for local housing.
County residents needing workforce and affordable housing, if a faster-moving builder takes over the funds.
SRHA loses its exclusive sub-award and a path to recouping roughly $676,000 in 2017 acquisition costs.
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