Michigan HB5585 modifies zoning restrictions for accessory dwelling units and mobile homes.
Michigan HB5585 amends the zoning restrictions related to accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and mobile homes. The bill specifies that zoning ordinances must allow ADUs in residential zones and cannot impose more restrictive requirements on ADUs than on the primary dwelling unit. It also prohibits zoning ordinances from restricting ADUs to owner occupancy or requiring them to have a basement. Additionally, the bill mandates that zoning ordinances must not exclude mobile homes from residential zones based on aesthetics or construction material unless necessary for public safety.
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