West Virginia HB4754 prohibits municipal zoning regulations from imposing minimum lot sizes for accessory dwelling units.
West Virginia HB4754 aims to remove restrictions on minimum lot sizes for accessory dwelling units in municipal zoning ordinances. The bill ensures that accessory dwelling units are not subject to more stringent lot size requirements than other single-family dwellings or townhouses within the same zoning district. This change is intended to promote more flexible and efficient land use in municipalities.
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