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Cambria Pines affordable-housing project: district reports 3-year extension of intent-to-serve
Summary
Committee chair reported the board extended People's Self Help Housing's Cambria Pines intent-to-serve letter for three years; the project is for 31 units and could break ground in late 2026 if tax credits are secured.
During the chair report, the committee was told the board extended an intent-to-serve letter for the People's Self Help Housing Cambria Pines affordable-housing project by three years.
The committee discussed details: staff said the district previously issued intent-to-serve letters in 2014 and 2017 and that the current project plan covers 31 units (a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom units). Speakers noted the timeline depends on outside approvals and tax credits; one presenter said the developer expects to break ground in late 2026 and aim for a 2027 completion if state tax credits are awarded.
Committee members asked whether the district is legally committed to provide water service for the project and staff confirmed the district had issued the intent-to-serve letter and that it constitutes an exception to the current moratorium for that project.
No formal vote on the extension took place at this finance-committee meeting; the chair described the board action during the report.
