Alzheimer's/Dementia Support Group
Planning Commission (PC) 2022 meeting
HICAP Day Oakdale -Free Medicare Counseling (by appointment)
HICAP Day -Free Medicare Counseling (by appointment)
Stanislaus County welcomes you to share your talents and explore our Job Opportunities today!
Stanislaus County Workforce Development, in partnership with Bay Valley Tech is currently offering free training and paid work experience opportunities to individuals between the ages of 16-30.
Stanislaus County Workforce Development, in partnership with Bay Valley Tech is currently offering free training and paid work experience opportunities to individuals between the ages of 16-30.
#CaliforniansForAll Youth Jobs Corps has awarded the funding to help interested individuals participate in a Digital Skills Bootcamp and learn the skills needed for Digital Marketing, Web Design, Software Development, Software Quality Assurance, Information Technology (IT) Help Desk, IT Project Management and so much more.
Upon Completion Of The Free Digital Skills Bootcamp, You Will Provide You The Opportunity To Be Placed In A Paid Internship!
29 Hours/week | $25 Per Hour | 28 Weeks
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Ages 16-30
Meet Minimum Eligibiltiy Requirement
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Pre-approved Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) building plans that are going to be available, free of charge, for property owners living in any of the partner jurisdictions.
In partnership with the cities of Ceres, Modesto, Oakdale, Riverbank, Turlock, and Waterford, Stanislaus County has contracted with TPH Architects to develop complete, pre-approved Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) building plans that are going to be available, free of charge, for property owners living in any of the partner jurisdictions; this is to help streamline the permitting process and reduce the costs for property owners to add ADUs to their properties.
Senate Bill (SB) 2, signed by Governor Brown in 2017 was aimed at addressing the state’s housing shortage and high housing costs. The legislation directed that the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD), use 50 percent of the revenue in the first year to establish the Planning Grants Program (PGP). The PGP program was not competitive and all localities that met the eligibility requirements were funded.
All the cities decided to utilize a portion of their PGP grant funding to partner with Stanislaus County to go out for a request for proposal to contract with an architect to develop the ADU plans that are now being made available free of charge to residents.
ADUs are an accessory beyond traditional construction in California homes providing a solution for additional housing needs for families. ADUs, also referred to as in-law units, are being built to address the lack of housing that meets people’s needs for affordability and proximity to job rich environments.
ADUs tend to be significantly less expensive to build than new detached single-family homes because they are not being built on new land and can provide as much living space as apartments and/or condominiums. These free plans have been designed to provide adaptability in meeting typical lot sizes and configurations found throughout Stanislaus County. There are seven different options in a variety of sizes and exterior finishes creating a desirable living space for those who would seek to occupy an ADU.
To take advantage of this opportunity, we encourage property owners should contact a representative in their jurisdiction of residency to obtain the pre-checked building plans, free of charge, and to get more information about the process of constructing an ADU on their property.
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