Apply for $5 million state grant to help low-income residents convert spaces into rental units
$5,000,000
Resolution Resolution No. 113-20
In Plain English
The state CalHome Program offers grants to help low-income homeowners convert garages, basements, or other spaces into Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). These small rental units can provide extra income for homeowners while creating affordable housing. If approved, the city administers low-interest rehabilitation loans to qualifying residents using the $5 million in state funding.
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