Arizona HB2783 regulates accessory dwelling units, allowing them on residential lots in municipalities over 75,000 population, with specific.

Arizona HB2783 amends regulations for accessory dwelling units in municipalities with populations over 75,000. It mandates municipalities to allow at least one attached and one detached accessory dwelling unit on any lot or parcel where a single-family dwelling is permitted. The bill prohibits certain restrictions, such as requiring a familial relationship between occupants or additional parking. It also restricts accessory dwelling units from being built on public utility easements without consent and mandates matching exterior design with the main dwelling.

Arizona HB2783 regulates accessory dwelling units, allowing them on residential lots in municipalities over 75,000 population, with specific.

Arizona HB2783 amends regulations for accessory dwelling units in municipalities with populations over 75,000. It mandates municipalities to allow at least one attached and one detached accessory dwelling unit on any lot or parcel where a single-family dwelling is permitted. The bill prohibits certain restrictions, such as requiring a familial relationship between occupants or additional parking. It also restricts accessory dwelling units from being built on public utility easements without consent and mandates matching exterior design with the main dwelling.