CLAM makes big gains with urgent homes
On Friday, the Community Land Trust Association of West Marin debuted one of the tiny homes meant to house displaced residents of the Point Reyes National Seashore. (David Briggs / Point Reyes Light)
By Ben Stocking, November 26 2025
The Community Land Trust Association of West Marin, a small nonprofit facing a massive housing challenge, has located enough units for over half the 40 families facing displacement from West Marin ranches, and it has targeted several more that it hopes to soon add to its pipeline.
The county approved a lease agreement with the nonprofit last week, and CLAM began preliminary work at the so-called calf lot at Sixth and B Streets. With $1.4 million allocated by supervisors to support the operation of the Point Reyes Station site, CLAM is racing to have 14 tiny homes ready as interim housing by March 1, when residents must leave the Point Reyes National Seashore.