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Coyote Crossing
Santa Cruz
, California
, United States
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Coyote Crossing
Santa Cruz, California United States
Address Status:
Good as of 10/1/2004
Kristina Mutén
Address Status:
Good as of 3/8/2005
Email:
kmuten [at] coho [dot] org
Steven Mentor
Address Status:
Good as of 10/1/2004
Email:
cybunny [at] coho [dot] org
Coyote Crossing is a cohousing community built on 5 acres on the west side of Santa Cruz California. We are 16 individuals and families living in 10 houses and 6 duplex units. Some of the houses also have small attached rental units most suitable for a single person. We have a common house where we share meals several times a week as well as community activities.
Currently we have 37 adults and 24 children and teens living here. Our community has been exceptionally stable, as only two units have changed hands in the 11 years we have lived here, so we are only rarely able to welcome new members. We do not currently have any overnight facilities for guests or formal tours, but are happy to answer inquiries by email.
Last Updated:
5/3/2009
Visitors Not Accepted
(Not usually, but will make exceptions.)
Cohousing Details
Cohousing Status:
Completed
Year Completed:
1998
Area:
5 acres (2.0 hectares)
Number of Units:
16
Population
Members:
32
Non-Member Residents:
5
Open to new members:
(openings are very rare)
Government
Decision Making:
By consensus
Identified Leader:
No
Leadership Core Group:
No
Labor and Money
Financial Style:
Members have independent finances
Labor Contribution:
Expected
Join Fee:
No
Regular Fees:
Yes
Land and Buildings
Community:
Suburban
Land Owners:
The community
No. of Residences:
16
Food, Etc.
% Food Grown:
1-5%
Shared Meals:
2-5 times/week
Dietary Choice or Restrictions:
Diet is up to each individual (all common meals have vegetarian option)
Dietary Practice:
Omnivorous
Alcohol Use:
Used occasionally
Tobacco Use:
Seldom used
Current Editor(s): cohousing, kmuten
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