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Almanor Foundation outlines countywide housing council and first build‑to‑sell pilot for Plumas County
Summary
The Almanor Foundation and contractor O'MetalKey Design presented a countywide housing council model focused on workforce/attainable housing (80–120% AMI), a build‑to‑sell starter home targeted under $275,000, and other programs including down payment assistance and lease‑to‑locals.
The Almanor Foundation and O'MetalKey Design presented the Housing Council’s two‑year work to the Plumas County Board of Supervisors on March 4, pitching a countywide coordinating body to align nonprofit, philanthropic, for‑profit, and government partners around a range of housing needs.
Tyler Pugh, founding principal with O’MetalKey Design, said the council’s initial target is workforce‑attainable housing — units affordable to people earning roughly 80%–120% of area median income — while still accounting for both lower‑income subsidized housing and market‑rate stock that supports…
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