Summary
$1.54 million in state housing grant money went entirely to Habitat for Humanity's Eureka Oaks project in Angels Camp, leaving a San Andreas infill housing project, an affordable ownership project, and a CPUD water line unfunded. Supervisors clashed over whether infrastructure should have come first.
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Last discussed Apr 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
$1,541,566.31 in state grant funds, all directed to one project.
Low- and moderate-income homebuyers served by Eureka Oaks in Angels Camp, plus local contractors and suppliers.
The Reed and Stanislaus housing applicants and CPUD go unfunded; San Andreas ratepayers could bear utility upgrade costs.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting — April 28, 2026
$1.54 million in state housing grant money went entirely to Habitat for Humanity's Eureka Oaks project in Angels Camp, leaving a San Andreas infill housing project, an affordable ownership project, and a CPUD water line unfunded. Supervisors clashed over whether infrastructure should have come first.
Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting — February 24, 2026
The county cut its housing subaward with the Stanislaus Regional Housing Authority and will re-run a competitive grant program with about $1.66 million to spur workforce housing predevelopment.
Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting — February 10, 2026
The Board steered its upcoming federal housing dollars toward pre-development work and new homeless assistance, keeping down-payment aid on a short leash with a one-year performance check.
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