Zettie Miller's Haven

Zettie Miller's Haven is a supportive housing community designed to provide stable housing and essential services for individuals with special needs, helping residents achieve long-term independence and housing stability.

Completed in 2017, Zettie Miller's Haven is an 82-unit affordable special-needs housing community in Stockton, built for Community Housing Development Group. Developed on a 2.15-acre infill site, the community provides permanent housing and supportive services for individuals with developmental disabilities, mental illness, long-term chronic illnesses, and residents transitioning out of homelessness.

Designed to foster independence and long-term stability, the development features four three-story residential buildings centered around a landscaped community green, creating opportunities for connection while preserving open space through innovative tuck-under parking. The project also demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainability, achieving GreenPoint Rated Gold certification, exceeding California Title 24 energy standards by 15%, and incorporating a 225 kW rooftop solar photovoltaic system, landscaped bioswales, Energy Star appliances, natural ventilation, daylight-focused design, and low-VOC materials. Zettie Miller's Haven reflects Sunseri Construction's commitment to building communities that combine quality construction, environmental responsibility, and lasting social impact.

Location: 1563 Rose Marie Ln., Stockton, CA 95207

Client: Service First of Northern California

Architect: Mogavero Architects

Completed: May 2017

Construction Cost: $37.5M

Units: 82

Square footage: 65,000 sq ft.

• 3-stories

• 83 parking spaces

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Building Type: V-A

Wage Compliance: Section 3, MBE-WBE

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Population Served:

• Individuals with developmental disabilities.

• Individuals with mental illness.

• Individuals with long-term chronic illness with an emphasis on seniors.

• Individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

Sustainability:

• Landscaped bioswales naturally filtering stormwater runoff

• 225 kW solar photovoltaic system

• Natural daylight for more than 75% of residents

• Low-VOC finishes to improve indoor air quality

Recognition:

• GreenPoint Rated Gold certification

• Exceeds CA Title 24 energy standards by 15%

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