Tennessee HB2031 regulates accessory dwelling units (ADUs) by setting standards and limitations on local government regulations.
Tennessee HB2031 amends state law to establish standards and limitations for accessory dwelling units (ADUs). It requires local governments to publish ADU plans, building codes, and design standards. The bill prohibits local governments from imposing certain restrictions on ADUs, such as minimum lot size, side or rear setbacks, and parking requirements. It also allows ADUs to be located on lots subject to historic preservation laws with approval. The bill provides property owners with the right to seek legal action against local governments that violate these provisions.
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