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Chula Vista plans to transform Palomar Motel into units for unhoused residents

Summary by Times of San Diego
Bags of food are distributed to homeless people during Community Through Hope’s Project Refresh in Chula Vista. Photo by Chris Stone The Chula Vista City Council recently voted to fund permanent housing at the Palomar Motel for people experiencing homelessness. The council approved a plan to use $3 million in housing funds, paired with anticipated state and federal funding, to support accessibility and safety improvements needed at the site. Imp…

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Chula Vista plans to transform Palomar Motel into units for unhoused residents

Bags of food are distributed to homeless people during Community Through Hope’s Project Refresh in Chula Vista. Photo by Chris Stone The Chula Vista City Council recently voted to fund permanent housing at the Palomar Motel for people experiencing homelessness. The council approved a plan to use $3 million in housing funds, paired with anticipated state and federal funding, to support accessibility and safety improvements needed at the site. Imp…

·San Diego County, United States
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Former San Jose motel to become permanent housing - San José Spotlight

San Jose is transferring ownership of a former motel rife with issues to the Santa Clara County Housing Authority, with plans to convert it from temporary homeless housing to permanent apartments. The City Council approved finalizing the sale Tuesday for $1, with the housing authority expected to own the building by the end of June. The city purchased the former motel at 1488 N. 1st St. with more than $12 million from Project Homekey at the peak…

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