Miner_s_Motel_Recorder_Records.pdf

This is a recorder records document related to Tuolumne County's acquisition of the Miner's Motel property located at 18740 State Highway 108 in Jamestown, California. The document contains recorded property information and history associated with the County-owned facility that will be transformed into a permanent affordable housing community. The project seeks an experienced development partner to acquire, rehabilitate, and operate the site under a Housing First, low-barrier model serving individuals experiencing homelessness. The facility will provide stable, long-term housing paired with supportive services for people exiting encampments and those experiencing chronic homelessness in Tuolumne County. The development will be 100% affordable with units restricted to households at or below 80% Area Median Income (AMI) and will integrate on-site services, behavioral-health connections, and tenancy support coordinated with County departments and community partners.

The project was funded through Tuolumne County's Encampment Resolution Fund (ERF) Round 3 Lookback award, which designated resources specifically for delivering stable housing solutions to address homelessness in the rural community. The County issued a Request for Proposals to identify a qualified organization with demonstrated capacity and experience in affordable housing development and homelessness services. The selected proposer will be responsible for all phases of development including acquisition, rehabilitation, and ongoing operations while maintaining compliance with affordability restrictions and service integration requirements established by the County's broader homelessness response system.