New Hampshire HB1136 regulates accessory dwelling units, allowing municipalities to set certain standards.

New Hampshire HB1136 establishes regulations for accessory dwelling units, allowing municipalities to set standards for lot coverage, maximum occupancy, and parking. Accessory dwelling units must either have an independent means of ingress and egress or share a common space with the principal dwelling. Municipalities can require these units to meet workforce housing and affordability definitions, and may apply aesthetic standards. The bill also allows for the conversion of existing structures into accessory dwelling units and permits multiple units for single-family dwellings.

New Hampshire HB1136 regulates accessory dwelling units, allowing municipalities to set certain standards.

New Hampshire HB1136 establishes regulations for accessory dwelling units, allowing municipalities to set standards for lot coverage, maximum occupancy, and parking. Accessory dwelling units must either have an independent means of ingress and egress or share a common space with the principal dwelling. Municipalities can require these units to meet workforce housing and affordability definitions, and may apply aesthetic standards. The bill also allows for the conversion of existing structures into accessory dwelling units and permits multiple units for single-family dwellings.