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.
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