Attached ADU definition
Attached ADU means an ADU contained entirely within the footprint of the principal dwelling unit.
Attached ADU means an ADU that:
Attached ADU means an ADU that does not qualify as a fully contained ADU and that is located at least partially within a newly constructed expansion of, or addition to, an existing primary unit.
Examples of Attached ADU in a sentence
Can I build an ADU on the industry of my procedure or object the north yard Attached ADU An attached ADU can be built on cavity side of hoop house two front out side setback rules will apply Properties with historic designations can only build the attached ADU in the building yard.
More Definitions of Attached ADU
Attached ADU means an ADU that shares at least one common wall with the primary dwelling unit.
Attached ADU means an accessory dwelling unit that is physically connected to the principal residence. To be connected, the ADU and principal residential unit must be connected by at least one common wall or be structurally interdependent in some other way.
Attached ADU means an ADU that is constructed as a physical expansion (i.e. addition) of the Primary Dwelling and shares a common wall with the Primary Dwelling.