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The City of Sacramento is advancing three micro-community projects aimed at addressing homelessness among seniors aged 55 and older, each featuring prefabricated 120-square-foot housing units supported by essential on-site amenities. Project Site 1 includes 40 units, six ADA-compliant shared bathrooms, one additional two-stall bathroom, two laundry facilities, an outdoor dining area with cooking equipment, and a 2,700-square-foot dog run, with unit pads elevated three feet above ground level using ground screws to mitigate flood risk in a designated FEMA floodplain. Project Site 2 comprises 28 units, three ADA-compliant bathrooms, two two-stall bathrooms, two laundry facilities, and an outdoor dining area, with a designated dog run on the southwestern side. Project Site 3 includes another 40 units, four ADA-compliant bathrooms, one two-stall bathroom, two laundry facilities, an outdoor dining area, and a 2,800-square-foot dog run with an optional kennel nearby. All sites will incorporate parking, landscaping, and utility improvements. Residents are permitted to have up to two small or one medium dog or cat, provided the animals are registered, vaccinated, and spayed or neutered at no cost to the resident. Dogs must be leashed at all times, and animal waste must be collected daily by residents and staff and disposed of in sealed containers. Common amenities across all sites include shared bathrooms with ADA features, laundry facilities, and outdoor dining spaces equipped with sinks and electric cooking devices. The development is part of a broader city initiative to provide safe, stable housing for unhoused seniors while accommodating pet companionship through structured and sanitary pet management protocols. All projects are scheduled under the City of Sacramento’s planning framework with contact points for inquiries directed to the Facilities Manager and Principal Planner.

General Info

Sacramento builds micro-communities with 108 prefab units for unhoused seniors 55+, pet-friendly, ADA bathrooms, laundry, dining, and flood-elevated pads.

Agency

California → City of Sacramento

NAICS

236116 - New Multifamily Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders)View NAICS

Place of Performance

Sacramento, CA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(1)

City of Sacramento Micro-Community Projects Notice of Exemption

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Timeline

PostedJun 4

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → City of Sacramento

Contacts2 people available

OfficeN/A

Organization / Agency

California → City of Sacramento

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

James ChristensenFacilities Manager

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Scott JohnsonPrincipal Planner

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The proposed projects are a part of the City's efforts to address homelessness within Sacramento. Each proposed project would include the development of a "micro-community" for unhoused seniors (aged 55 years and older) that would include 120-sf prefabricated units as well as various associated on-site amenities, such as shared bathrooms, gathering space, and dog-run areas, as discussed in further detail below. Pets would be limited to two small or one medium dog or cat per resident and would be required to be registered, vaccinated, and spayed/neutered. Such services would be provided free to residents. Project Site 1 The proposed project would include the development of a "micro-community" for seniors with a total of 40, 120-sf prefabricated units. The project would also include six shared bathrooms which would each include an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)-compliant shower, lavatory, and toilet; one shared two-stall bathroom; and two shared laundry facilities. An outdoor dining area with a sink, two electric cooking devices, and seating would be provided. A 2,700-sf dog run would be included on the southeastern portion of the site. A portion of Project Site 1 is located within a FEMA floodplain. Thus, development of Project Site 1 would include elevating the micro-community unit pads above the base flood elevation using ground screws to reduce risk of flooding. The ground screws would be installed along the perimeter of the proposed units and would raise the units approximately three feet above ground level. The existing utility shed, utility pole, and trees would remain as is. Project Site 2 The proposed project would include the development of a "micro-community" for seniors with a total of 28, 120-sf prefabricated units. The proposed project would also include three shared bathrooms which would each include an ADA-compliant shower, lavatory, and toilet; two shared two-stall bathrooms; and two shared laundry facilities. An outdoor dining area with a sink, two electric cooking devices, and seating would be provided. A dog run would be included on the southwestern portion of the site. Pets would be limited to two small or one medium dog or cat per resident and would be required to be registered, vaccinated, and spayed/neutered. Such services would be provided free to residents. Project Site 3 The proposed project would include the development of a "micro-community" for seniors with a total of 40, 120-sf prefabricated units. The proposed project would also include four shared bathrooms which would each include an ADA-compliant shower, lavatory, and toilet; one shared two-stall bathroom; and two shared laundry facilities. An outdoor dining area with a sink, two electric cooking devices, and seating would be provided. A 2,800-sf dog run would be included on the northwestern portion of the site. An optional kennel located south of the dog run would be provided as well. Development of all three project locations would also include associated parking and access, landscaping, and utility improvements. Dogs would be required to be leashed at all times. Animal waste would be collected and disposed of in sealed containers daily by residents and on-site staff.