Virginia HB611 regulates zoning for accessory dwelling units (ADUs) to allow their development and use.
Virginia HB611 establishes rules for zoning accessory dwelling units (ADUs). It ensures that ADUs are not considered special uses, allowing them in areas where single-family dwellings are permitted. Localities can set certain conditions, like lease terms, parking, and limits on floor area and lot coverage. However, localities cannot require new parking for ADUs unless on-street parking is prohibited. The bill also limits certain restrictions, such as those on setbacks and height.
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