About 1,200 other people—more than 700 of them County employees—walked the streets, beaches and valleys across the region for the annual count of homeless people in San Diego County.
San Diego County’s Board of Supervisors took action Wednesday to fight the housing and affordable housing crisis, voting to spend $11 million over the next five years to waive fees to encourage homeowners to build “granny flats” on their properties.
Credit: PhotoSpin The Board of Supervisors today authorized the County to enter into negotiations and award up to $25 million to developers for seven properties that will create 503 new units of affordable housing that will help decrease homelessness in the region.
The County Board of Supervisors voted today to accept seven proposals to develop affordable housing at two County-owned properties.
In an effort to address the housing crisis in San Diego, the County Board of Supervisors voted to solicit proposals for the development of affordable housing units on two County-owned properties.
The County Board of Supervisors today approved three initiatives designed to increase the number of affordable housing units and decrease the homeless population in the region.
The Board of Supervisors will soon look at three ideas designed to help get the homeless into homes. County Supervisors Ron Roberts and Dianne Jacob today unveiled the three initiatives to spur the building, renovation and acquisition of affordable housing and stem the growing tide of homelessness.
