West Virginia SB659 prohibits municipalities from imposing certain restrictions on accessory dwelling units.

West Virginia SB659 prohibits municipalities from imposing certain restrictions on accessory dwelling units. The bill specifies that municipalities cannot require additional parking, matching exterior design, or occupancy by the owner. It also limits the fees municipalities can charge for reviewing applications to $250. Municipalities are allowed to require a will-serve letter from municipal water and sewer systems or approval from the Department of Health if municipal services are unavailable.

West Virginia SB659 prohibits municipalities from imposing certain restrictions on accessory dwelling units.

West Virginia SB659 prohibits municipalities from imposing certain restrictions on accessory dwelling units. The bill specifies that municipalities cannot require additional parking, matching exterior design, or occupancy by the owner. It also limits the fees municipalities can charge for reviewing applications to $250. Municipalities are allowed to require a will-serve letter from municipal water and sewer systems or approval from the Department of Health if municipal services are unavailable.