Accessory dwelling definition
Examples of Accessory dwelling in a sentence
Accessory dwelling units as provided by Utah State law, churches, schools, municipal or other institutional/governmental and other similar non-residential uses shall not be counted as a Residential Dwelling Unit for purposes of the Maximum RDUs.
Accessory dwelling units as provided by Utah State law, churches, schools, municipal or other institutional/governmental, the Golf Course and other similar non- residential uses shall not be counted as a Residential Dwelling Unit for purposes of the Maximum RDUs. The development of other Intended Uses as provided in this MDA shall not reduce the number of Maximum RDUs.
Accessory dwelling units within existing structures are not subject to additional building setbacks.
Accessory dwelling units (ADUs, also called granny flats, mother-in-law suites, and carriage houses) can be a smart growth tool for affordable housing and is a housing type supported by the Florida Legislature.
Accessory dwelling units (“ADU(s)”) shall comply with the architectural and zoning design standards under the Code of Ordinances and the Zoning Ordinance in effect for ADUs at the time of the building permit application.