Washington HB2269 allows rural counties to authorize middle housing types in designated areas, with specific regulations.

Washington HB2269 amends state law to allow rural counties to authorize middle housing types in designated areas. These areas include urban growth zones and more intensive rural development. The bill mandates that these middle housing units, which can include duplexes or triplexes, adhere to the same development regulations as single-family homes. It limits the number of residential units per lot to four and requires middle housing to be served by water and sewer services.

Washington HB2269 allows rural counties to authorize middle housing types in designated areas, with specific regulations.

Washington HB2269 amends state law to allow rural counties to authorize middle housing types in designated areas. These areas include urban growth zones and more intensive rural development. The bill mandates that these middle housing units, which can include duplexes or triplexes, adhere to the same development regulations as single-family homes. It limits the number of residential units per lot to four and requires middle housing to be served by water and sewer services.