Nevada AB131 would exempt accessory dwelling units on historic residential properties from property taxation if used for family members or long-term.

Nevada AB131 requires the governing bodies of counties and cities with populations of 100,000 or more, and 60,000 or more respectively, to adopt ordinances allowing owners of historic residential properties to add accessory dwelling units. These units must meet building and housing codes and be used for family members or long-term rental housing. Owners cannot rent these units as transient lodging or accept rent payments from Housing Choice Voucher Program recipients. The bill also sets an expedited process for approving applications and appeals, and exempts these units from property taxation.

Nevada AB131 would exempt accessory dwelling units on historic residential properties from property taxation if used for family members or long-term.

Nevada AB131 requires the governing bodies of counties and cities with populations of 100,000 or more, and 60,000 or more respectively, to adopt ordinances allowing owners of historic residential properties to add accessory dwelling units. These units must meet building and housing codes and be used for family members or long-term rental housing. Owners cannot rent these units as transient lodging or accept rent payments from Housing Choice Voucher Program recipients. The bill also sets an expedited process for approving applications and appeals, and exempts these units from property taxation.