Maryland HB1236 prohibits restrictions on accessory dwelling units, except in historic districts.
Maryland HB1236 aims to prevent unreasonable limitations on accessory dwelling units, which are secondary dwelling units not exceeding 75% of the primary single-family home's size. The bill prohibits restrictions on these units unless they are located in historic districts. Historic districts are defined as areas designated by local jurisdictions or listed in the Maryland Register of Historic Properties. The law takes effect on October 1, 2026.
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