Final_Document_-_Resolution.pdf

This is a Resolution document from Tuolumne County, California, establishing the framework for a Request for Proposals (RFP) to develop the Miner's Motel property located at 18740 State Highway 108 in Jamestown into a permanent affordable housing community. The project targets individuals experiencing homelessness and chronic housing instability, with the selected development partner responsible for acquiring, rehabilitizing, and operating the site under a Housing First, low-barrier service model. The development will be 100% affordable, restricted to households at or below 80% Area Median Income (AMI), and will integrate coordinated supportive services including behavioral health connections and tenancy support through partnerships with County departments and community organizations. The County is seeking an experienced organization with demonstrated capacity to deliver a feasible, service-rich housing solution that produces measurable long-term outcomes for the target population.

The project is funded through the County's Encampment Resolution Fund (ERF) Round 3 Lookback award, which was specifically allocated for the purpose of delivering stable, long-term housing paired with supportive services for individuals exiting encampments. The resolution authorizes the County to proceed with the RFP process to identify and select a qualified development partner capable of implementing this initiative within Tuolumne County's broader homelessness response system. The project represents a strategic investment in rural homelessness solutions leveraging public funding and local collaborative partnerships to address a critical community need.