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Opportunity Eugene Task Force on Homeless Solutions makes recommendation to City Council to establish a safe and secure place to be, independently financed with oversight by a non-profit organization

Opportunity Village Eugene incorporates as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization

Eugene City Council directs City staff to identify potential sites for Task Force reccomendation

Eugene City Council directs City staff to take the steps necessary to locate a pilot "micro-housing project for the homeless" on one-acre of City-owned land at 111 N. Garfield St.

Conditional use permit approved for Opportunity Village pilot project with no opposition present at final hearing

Opportunity Village ribbon cutting ceremony, first dozen residents move-in

Opportunity Village open house held following nine months of incremental construction

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Opportunity Village celebrates one-year of operation—watch the slideshow

Eugene City Council votes 8-0 to renew Opportunity Village lease through June 2016

Property purchased for Emerald Village

Name of non-profit changed from Opportunity Village Eugene to SquareOne Villages

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Partnership formed with Cottage Village Coalition

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Initial release of the Village TOOLBOX

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Property purchased for Cottage Village

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Site development begins at Emerald Village

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Led advocacy effort to pass HB2737, to establish standards for building tiny houses legally in Oregon

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First residents move-in at Emerald Vilage

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Conducted presentations and workshops in a dozen different cities and counties in Oregon

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Tiny house building code adopted in Oregon Reach Code.

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Awarded 1 Million Months Challenge Grant

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First walls raised at Cottage Village

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First residents move-in at Cottage Village