West Virginia HB4702 prohibits municipal zoning regulations from imposing minimum lot sizes for parcels with accessory dwelling units.

West Virginia HB4702 amends zoning ordinances to prevent municipalities from setting minimum lot sizes for parcels with accessory dwelling units. The bill allows municipalities to consider various factors when enacting zoning ordinances, including promoting public welfare and ensuring adequate light, air, and safety. It also permits zoning ordinances to regulate land use, building height, and architectural features, among other provisions. The bill aims to provide flexibility in land use regulations while maintaining essential safety and development standards.

West Virginia HB4702 prohibits municipal zoning regulations from imposing minimum lot sizes for parcels with accessory dwelling units.

West Virginia HB4702 amends zoning ordinances to prevent municipalities from setting minimum lot sizes for parcels with accessory dwelling units. The bill allows municipalities to consider various factors when enacting zoning ordinances, including promoting public welfare and ensuring adequate light, air, and safety. It also permits zoning ordinances to regulate land use, building height, and architectural features, among other provisions. The bill aims to provide flexibility in land use regulations while maintaining essential safety and development standards.