Affordable housing funding for Fairfield and Vacaville projects
Summary
The Board put $600,000 in Housing Trust Fund money into two affordable housing projects — Tabor Commons apartments in Fairfield and Harmony Village homes in Vacaville — plus a $446,354 fee deferral. The Fairfield money is contingent on the city approving its own $800,000 in impact-fee credits.
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Last discussed Aug 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
$600,000 out of the Housing Trust Fund plus about $446,000 in deferred county fees.
Low-income renters in Fairfield and first-time homeowners working with Habitat for Humanity in Vacaville.
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Board of Supervisors - Aug 4, 2026
The Board put $600,000 in Housing Trust Fund money into two affordable housing projects — Tabor Commons apartments in Fairfield and Harmony Village homes in Vacaville — plus a $446,354 fee deferral. The Fairfield money is contingent on the city approving its own $800,000 in impact-fee credits.
Board of Supervisors - Jun 9, 2026
The county agreed to subordinate its $200,000 loan to MidPen Housing so the Sunset Pines Apartments in Fairfield can convert bridge financing to permanent financing.
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