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Board approves $6.9 million conditional loan commitment for San Juan Phase 2 permanent supportive housing
Summary
The board approved a $6.9 million conditional commitment of HOME and PLHA funds and a disposition and development agreement to advance San Juan Apartments Phase 2, a 70-unit permanent supportive housing project for seniors developed by Mutual Housing California.
The Board of Supervisors on April 8 authorized a $6.9 million conditional loan commitment and a disposition-and-development agreement to support San Juan Apartments Phase 2, a 70-unit permanent supportive housing project for seniors at 5716 Stockton Boulevard.
Whitney Hinton of the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency told the board the project will be a four-story building with 70 studios and one-bedroom units serving households at 30–50% of area median income. The funding package requested includes $2.4 million in HOME funds and $2.7 million in Permanent Local Housing Allocation (PLHA) funds as part of the $6.9 million conditional commitment. SHRA staff said Mutual Housing California will be the developer and property manager; Mutual Housing will provide a minimum of 15 hours of on-site resident services per week and 39 project-based vouchers were previously awarded in 2023.
SHRA described the county’s acquisition of 5.5 acres on Stockton Boulevard to assemble the site and recalled an earlier phase of development (Phase 1) where a 13-unit workforce-family development is under construction and expected to complete in summer 2026. No public comment was received on the item and the board voted unanimously to approve the conditional loan, disposition and agreement to advance Phase 2 planning and financing.
