Sonora, CA — Whether to designate the former Jamestown Mine site as a Pallet Shelter community is being reviewed by the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors today. There was a packed room during today’s board meeting for the 10:30am appointment to discuss the matter. We reported earlier that the county is considering putting up 30 Pallet Shelters (small cabins), seven recreational trailers and a “brief-stay” tent area for those experiencing homelessness. The top choice for the site, identified by staff, is on county owned property along High School Road. Each cabin would be 64-square feet and could house 1-2 people. The shelters can be assembled in an hour, and have a locking door, bed, shel
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