Summary
A nonprofit is buying the Meadow Pines mobile home park using tax-exempt bonds — 50 spaces with 32 affordability covenants — preserving housing for low-income residents and creating a potential veterans-housing partnership.
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Last discussed Aug 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
No county funds or general-fund exposure; bonds are repaid from the project.
Current low-income residents keep affordable housing, and future low-income and veteran households may fill vacant spaces.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Supervisors — August 11, 2026
A nonprofit is buying the Meadow Pines mobile home park using tax-exempt bonds — 50 spaces with 32 affordability covenants — preserving housing for low-income residents and creating a potential veterans-housing partnership.
Board of Supervisors — May 19, 2026
The 46-unit permanent supportive housing project in Sutter Creek finally has all its funding; the Board's approval of loan documents means construction can start next month after nearly a decade of work. It will house unhoused residents with mental health disabilities, with wraparound services from Behavioral Health.
Related development
Meadow Pines Project bond issuance
Residents of the park keep affordable housing under a nonprofit owner, with 32 of 50 spaces under affordability covenants.
Valley View Commons
Housing for 35 unhoused residents with mental health disabilities plus 10 affordable units, with on-site case management and services — a major addition to the county's response to homelessness.
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