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Join the Sunset Heights Conversation: Share Your Input on Our Interactive Map
Our digital input map is live and available at this link (https://talk.eurekaca.gov/embeds/projects/22123/places/4731), or by clicking the places tab below. This map provides a convenient way to highlight concerns and suggest improvements related to biking, walking, and transit amenities near the future Sunset Heights Development. The map will be open until April 15, ensuring we have ample time to incorporate community feedback into the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities grant application.
Overall Project Description: Affordable Housing on City-Owned Properties
To meet the City’s Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA; see “What is RHNA?”) and help alleviate our local housing crisis, the City has adopted a program to sell or lease City-owned parcels to affordable housing developers, with a goal of contractually requiring developers to construct at least 332 deed-restricted affordable housing units on City-owned parcels by 2028.
Housing Element Implementation Program IMP H-34*
Project Name
Affordable Housing Developer
City-Owned Parcels Identified for Affordable Housing
Very-Low Income Dwelling Units
Low-Income Dwelling Units
Linc Housing Scattered Sites
Linc Housing
8th and G
15
15
6th and M
15
12
Sunny and Myrtle
15
15
Wiyot Housing Sites 4 & 5
The Wiyot Tribe
5th and D
15
5
City Hall Parking Lot – 6th and L
15
5
EaRTH Center
Danco (in coordination with Humboldt Transit Authority)
2 contiguous lots on the north side of 3rd between G and H
20
10
Sunset Heights
Rural Communities Housing Development Corporation
4 contiguous lots between Broadway, Fairfield, Harris, & Henderson
60
20
C to F Waterfront
No developer yet
3 contiguous lots along the northern waterfront between C and F
95
0
TOTAL:
250
82
TOTAL:
332 affordable units by 2028
* This table shows the minimum number of affordable homes required by the City; the affordable housing developers chosen for each project are proposing more dwelling units than required. Linc Housing is proposing three manager’s units (one per site) in addition to the required 87 affordable units; the Wiyot Tribe is proposing 93 units total across their two sites (when only 40 are required); Danco is proposing 46 units at the EaRTH Center (when 30 are required); and Rural Communities Housing Development Corporation is proposing 88 units at Sunset Heights (when 80 are required).
Please be respectful. All derogatory and off-topic items or comments will be removed by the auto-moderator. Review the Talk Eureka website Terms and Conditions and Etiquette and Moderation Policy. These policies are always linked at the bottom of each Talk Eureka webpage.
Join the Sunset Heights Conversation: Share Your Input on Our Interactive Map
Our digital input map is live and available at this link (https://talk.eurekaca.gov/embeds/projects/22123/places/4731), or by clicking the places tab below. This map provides a convenient way to highlight concerns and suggest improvements related to biking, walking, and transit amenities near the future Sunset Heights Development. The map will be open until April 15, ensuring we have ample time to incorporate community feedback into the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities grant application.
Overall Project Description: Affordable Housing on City-Owned Properties
To meet the City’s Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA; see “What is RHNA?”) and help alleviate our local housing crisis, the City has adopted a program to sell or lease City-owned parcels to affordable housing developers, with a goal of contractually requiring developers to construct at least 332 deed-restricted affordable housing units on City-owned parcels by 2028.
Housing Element Implementation Program IMP H-34*
Project Name
Affordable Housing Developer
City-Owned Parcels Identified for Affordable Housing
Very-Low Income Dwelling Units
Low-Income Dwelling Units
Linc Housing Scattered Sites
Linc Housing
8th and G
15
15
6th and M
15
12
Sunny and Myrtle
15
15
Wiyot Housing Sites 4 & 5
The Wiyot Tribe
5th and D
15
5
City Hall Parking Lot – 6th and L
15
5
EaRTH Center
Danco (in coordination with Humboldt Transit Authority)
2 contiguous lots on the north side of 3rd between G and H
20
10
Sunset Heights
Rural Communities Housing Development Corporation
4 contiguous lots between Broadway, Fairfield, Harris, & Henderson
60
20
C to F Waterfront
No developer yet
3 contiguous lots along the northern waterfront between C and F
95
0
TOTAL:
250
82
TOTAL:
332 affordable units by 2028
* This table shows the minimum number of affordable homes required by the City; the affordable housing developers chosen for each project are proposing more dwelling units than required. Linc Housing is proposing three manager’s units (one per site) in addition to the required 87 affordable units; the Wiyot Tribe is proposing 93 units total across their two sites (when only 40 are required); Danco is proposing 46 units at the EaRTH Center (when 30 are required); and Rural Communities Housing Development Corporation is proposing 88 units at Sunset Heights (when 80 are required).
Please be respectful. All derogatory and off-topic items or comments will be removed by the auto-moderator. Review the Talk Eureka website Terms and Conditions and Etiquette and Moderation Policy. These policies are always linked at the bottom of each Talk Eureka webpage.
