Rhode Island S2907 clarifies regulations for accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in zoning ordinances.
Rhode Island S2907 amends zoning ordinance laws to clarify how attached single-family dwelling units, or accessory dwelling units (ADUs), can be created, recorded, and regulated. The bill allows ADUs to be created by subdividing existing lots, provided they meet certain conditions. ADUs can be allowed by right under specific circumstances, such as for family members with disabilities or on larger lots. The bill also sets standards for ADU size, access to utilities, and other requirements.
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