Repeals requirement for counties to allow at least two accessory dwelling units on residentially zoned lots.
This bill repeals the statutory requirement for counties to allow at least two accessory dwelling units on residentially zoned lots. It argues that a statewide mandate would make neighborhoods overly dense and hinder counties' ability to address housing needs thoughtfully. Instead, the bill proposes financial incentives for constructing low-cost accessory dwelling units to spur affordable housing development. The repeal takes effect on July 1, 2025.
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