FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 
Ribbon Cutting Opens Doors at Grizzly Hollow in Galt 
Galt, Calif., (May 4, 2007) - A new housing community has opened its doors in Galt where 53 
low income families now have an affordable place to call home. A dedication ceremony and 
ribbon cutting took place on May 4 at Grizzly Hollow 
Phase III. 
The rental housing project was developed by Mercy 
Housing California and contains one and two bedroom 
duplexes and three-bedroom single family homes. It has 
open spaces with park-like settings and a playground for 
children. A great feature of the community is that 18 of 
the units are reserved for farm-worker households. 
Amenities include a community building, management 
and social services offices, and a Head Start childcare 
center. 
Because of funding support for this project from the 
Agency and a number of other sources, Grizzly Hollow 
will be affordable to low income families for 55 years 
with 19 units set aside for extremely-low income families earning up to 30 percent of the Area 
Median Income (AMI), 14 units for very-low income families (up to 50 percent of AMI), and 20 
units for low income families (up to 55 percent of AMI). For more information, contact SHRA 
Housing Finance Analyst Richard Marsh at (916) 440-1298. 
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Text Box: Grizzly Hollow Phase III is a newly constructed affordable housing community that recently opened in Galt featuring 53 rental houses and duplexes for low-income families. Developed by Mercy Housing in partnership with SHRA, the development offers an onsite social services office and a Head Start program located in the Community Center.