New Hampshire HB1525 modifies zoning laws to allow at least two unrelated individuals per bedroom in single-family dwellings.

New Hampshire HB1525 revises zoning laws to mandate that municipalities and counties permit occupancy by at least two unrelated individuals per bedroom in single-family dwellings. This change applies to most, but not necessarily all, land areas and lots in districts zoned for multi-family residential uses. The bill defines a "bedroom" as a room primarily intended for sleeping, regardless of its current use, unless specified otherwise by local regulations. The act will take effect 60 days after its passage.

New Hampshire HB1525 modifies zoning laws to allow at least two unrelated individuals per bedroom in single-family dwellings.

New Hampshire HB1525 revises zoning laws to mandate that municipalities and counties permit occupancy by at least two unrelated individuals per bedroom in single-family dwellings. This change applies to most, but not necessarily all, land areas and lots in districts zoned for multi-family residential uses. The bill defines a "bedroom" as a room primarily intended for sleeping, regardless of its current use, unless specified otherwise by local regulations. The act will take effect 60 days after its passage.