Direct staff to negotiate $300,000 contribution for tiny house village for homeless youth
In Plain English
Richmond's first tiny house village will provide homes for 6 homeless youth ages 18-24 at 175 23rd Street. The project has raised private funds but needs $300,000 from the city to cover startup costs and finish construction. If approved, the village opens July 1, 2025, with Hope Solutions providing support services.
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