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Sonoma CountyOctober 9, 2017 our homes burned through the night…
Weeks later we returned to devastation…
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As the smoke cleared, we came together swiftly, strongly and with one thing in mind: help our friends and neighbors in whatever way we can.
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� Fires: Tubbs, Nuns, Atlas & Pocket� 7,500 structures destroyed (CalFire)� 110,720 Acres (CalFire)� 1 in 20 homes lost in Santa Rosa� $9 billion in damages� 15,000 people who lost homes
A Community on the edge
Housing ProblemAn affordability crisis made worse
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� Vacancy
� 1 bedroom
� 3 bedroom
Pre-fire Post-fire
� Vacancy
� 1 bedroom
� 3 bedroom
1%$1300/mo
$2,000-$3,000/mo
0%$1,800/mo
$3,000-$6,000/mo
Housing Rental Market
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Our Goal
Raise 10 Million for our Pilot CommunityBuild 40 homes in 90 days
Our ultimate goal is to build & install 400 homes by in 2018
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Homes for Sonoma: Local volunteer effort HomesforSonoma.org 7
1906 Earthquake strategy adapted for 21st Century
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HistorySettingPrecedent
Stats5,610 Cottages Build16,000 People in Homes11 Villages
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Neighborhoods of Temporary homes serving those mostin need.
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Phase 1Building Communities
� Outdoor Common Area
� Joint Use Community Space
� Soccer Field
� Community Garden
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Our SolutionCottages which will be a permanent part of solving the housing problem
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Diverse Group of Partners & Expertise
180 StudiosAIA Redwood EmpireAXIA ArchitectsBisbee Architecture & DesignBuilding Repair & Management, Inc.Burbank HousingCTE Foundation of Sonoma CountyFisher Town Design
Flight Jackson Family WinesKorman Development, Inc.Law Offices of Tina WallisMAD ArchitectureNorth Coast Builders ExchangePotluck ConsultingProject H Design
Quattrocchi Kwok ArchitectsRanch 7 CreativeRebuilding Together PetalumaRevelShopBot ToolsSonoma County Office of EducationZeitgeist Sonoma
PARTNERORGANIZATIONS:
The organizations currently represented in the Homes for Sonoma partnership include:
*Fiscal Sponsor
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Pilot CommunityFirst UnitedMethodist Church2150 Giffen Ave.Santa Rosa
� 8 acre site
� 40 Cottages
� 60 Parking Spaces
� MOU with FUMC in place
� Community service provider
partnerships
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• Compact design
• Full size bathroom & bedrooms
• Efficient modern kitchen
• Washer/Dryer
• Covered Porch
• Deck
• 432 sq/ft & 864 sq/ft
1 Bedroom 3 Bedroom
Pilot Homes1 Bedroom 3 Bedroom
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Pilot HomesModern, sustainable design for use as home or ADU
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� Create modular Design for
Permanent Use
� Temporary or permanent
foundation
� Allows for building re-location
� Off-site, distributed fabrication
� Off the shelf materials
� WUI Compliant
Pilot HomesStandard Construction
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Pilot Community: Capital Costs funded through financial & in-kindScope Cost In-kind DonationSite Grading and Paving Labor $100,000Site Grading and Paving Materials and Equipment $100,000Site Utilities Labor $300,000Site Utilities Materials and Equipment $150,000Utility Connection Fees $100,000
Volunteer Built Cottage Materials $700,000Volunteer Built Construction Labor $300,000 $1,200,000Volunteer Built Transport to Site $10,000 $10,000Shop and Warehouse Space $25,000 $25,000Purchased Cottages $2,800,000Furniture and Fixtures $500,000Design and Project Management $50,000 $550,000
Total $4,375,000 $2,085,000
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Pilot Community: Operational Costs funded through financial & in-kindScope Cost In-kind DonationManagement, oversight, salaries $140,000Management expenses $10,000Marketing, advertising, communication, digital media $100,000 $50,000
Total $150,000 $50,000
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Pilot Community: Development Schedule
Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr
Cottage DesignCottage ApprovalCottage ConstructionSite DesignSite ApprovalSite ConstructionResident SelectionMove-inOpening
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Plan for Scale: Long term use plan
ADU
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
Design, Build & Install Own, Operate & Maintain
Repurpose in permanent developments
Sell as ADU’s use funds for affordable housing development
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Pilot Project: Workforce Development
For20years,RebuildingTogetherPetalumahasorganizedanddirectedtheeffortsofover500skilledandunskilledcommunityvolunteerstwiceayeartoimprovethehousingchallengesinourcommunity.
WorkforceCollaboration& Expertise
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Sustainability: Workforce Development
• North Bay Construction Corps Construction Training Programs 2017-2018
• Partnership between SRJC, NCBE, SCOE, and the CTE Foundation
• Two Levels: High School Construction Corps & Adult Education Construction Corps
• Planned Adult Education Training Courses 2017-18
• Phase 1: Immediate Recovery Support: Adults Ages 18 and older (Two options: Intensive Training & Regular Training)
• Phase 2: Long term RecoverySupport: Adults Age 18 and older; High School Construction Corps Program
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� Engage modular builders
to build cottages
� License design to
homeowners for ADU use
� Develop financing
partnerships for homeowners
� Goal to produce and install
400 units in the next 12
months
Plan for ScaleModular buildingmanufacturing anddesign licensing
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Plan for Scale: Identified sites for potential Homes for Sonoma neighborhoods HomesforSonoma.org 23
Funding & Investment
Help us raise 10 Million for our Pilot Project Community: 40 homes in 90 days
Our ultimate goal is to build & install 400 homes in 2018
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Make a legacy commitment to Sonoma County.Join us in providing homes for those in need and supporting
the future of our community.
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