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The Housing Division of the City of Pacific Grove is dedicated to fostering an inclusive, sustainable, and thriving community by administering programs that enhance, preserve, and expand access to safe, affordable housing for all residents, free of discrimination and undue barriers.


HOUSING UPDATES ANd UPCOMING WORKSHOPS
HE Logo 9 smaller Housing Element Update - The City is in the process of updating the Housing Element of our General Plan to ensure compliance with new state laws and ensure we can meet our Regional Housing Needs Allocation. This will require changes to our zoning to create more housing opportunities, and a particular focus on addressing housing affordability. Read more about this important work on the Housing Element page and get involved! 
Welcome HomeWelcome Home: Creating a More Affordable Future - Planning and action initiative to create more diverse and affordable housing options that can help secure Pacific Grove’s social, physical and economic well-being now and into the future. To learn more about the Planning Commission's Involvement in the Welcome Home Initiative, click here
Housing Study Session: Review of Senate Bill 9 (SB9) and the impact in Pacific Grove. 
ECHO Housing Workshop: Overview of Tenant Rights and Tenancy Responsibilities in Pacific Grove.
Virtual Community Input Session on Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention Grant (HHAP-5): the County of Monterey and the Coalition of Homeless Services Providers as the local Continuum of Care Coordinator are soliciting input via an online survey and various community input sessions on how HHAP-5 homeless funding should be used in our community.

Peninsula Housing Collaboration-  Housing staff on the Monterey Peninsula are collaborating on statewide housing requirements in order to advance affordable housing goals. Click Here.
Upcoming Events and Workshops
Resources

OVERVIEW
The Housing Division administers several programs that help to improve, preserve and increase the supply of affordable housing in the City. It is the policy and intention of the City of Pacific Grove to comply in all of its policies and procedures affecting all of its programs and activities, including employment and housing, with all appropriate regulations prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, age, family status or persons with disabilities.

The Housing Division also applies for and receives grants for housing studies and programs, monitors compliance with City restrictions on affordable housing units, and coordinates the City's efforts to develop and maintain senior housing opportunities.

Housing Programs include: The Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program which provides low-interest loans with deferred payments for home repairs to income qualified applicants; The Sewer Lateral Loan Program provides low interest, deferred payment loans up to $10,000 to repair or replace private sewer laterals. These loans are available to all homeowners regardless of income. The Emergency Home Repair Program provides grants up to $10,000 for emergency home repairs to income qualified households on a case by case basis. Limited Funds are available. The Affordable Housing Monitoring Program ensures that units that have been designated as affordable to low/moderate income tenants are in compliance.

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