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Council approves four transitional tiny homes for domestic violence survivors; Catholic Community Services to cap rents
Summary
The City Council unanimously approved a conditional use permit allowing Catholic Community Services to place four tiny homes at 100 West Kayton Drive as transitional housing for people leaving domestic violence shelters.
Sierra Vista — The City Council on April 10 approved a conditional use permit that allows Catholic Community Services (CCS) to place four factory-built tiny homes on a fifth‑of‑an‑acre parcel at 100 West Kayton Drive as transitional housing for people leaving domestic violence shelters.
City staff said the project will consist of four independent dwellings — three two‑bedroom units and one one‑bedroom unit — arranged around an internal courtyard. CCS representatives said residents may remain in the units for up to 12 months and will receive case management, trauma counseling, peer support, employment and education assistance, legal advocacy and help applying for benefits.
The council voted to approve the permit with conditions that…
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