Massachusetts S860 aims to promote attainable housing in seasonal communities by allowing tiny houses and exempting certain rental units from.
Massachusetts S860 seeks to enhance attainable housing in seasonal communities by permitting tiny houses as detached accessory dwelling units, subject to certain regulations. It also allows municipalities to exempt rental units from property tax if they are rented year-round and occupied by individuals with a household income below 120% of the median income. The bill establishes a special commission to study the impact of building, fire, health, and sanitary codes on affordable housing availability.
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