King City Planning Commission Delays Vote on the Future of Temporary Farmworker Housing

King City pushes back farmworker housing decision

The King City Planning Commission has decided to take up the issue of farmworker housing Oct. 7. The housing facility's permit is set to run out soon.

King City Planning Commission delays vote on the future of temporary farmworker housing

By Sergio Berrueta Click here for updates on this story     KING CITY, Calif. (KION) — The King City Planning Commission is pushing discussion on the temporary farmworker housing to their Tuesday, October 7th meeting. The commission saying that the extension is to allow full discussion of the topic. City staff will also be meeting with the owner of the facility in the interim, hoping to find another solution where both sides get what they want o…

King City Planning Commission set to vote on the future of temporary farmworker housing

KING CITY, Calif. (KION-TV) - The King City Planning Commission will decide the fate of a farmworker housing facility. The commission will vote on whether to extend the current permit of the Meyer Building on First Street, which is set to expire on September 26, 2026. An extension of ten years for the permit is being sought, with a new date of November 30, 2036. The facility was built in response to the need for farmworkers' housing in the area …