March 30, 2023
Accessory Dwelling Units (houses allowed in backyards with 5’ft setback), pool hours, season passes, and your tax dollars. Long council meeting covering many important issues, more information to come.
Contact Representative Neal Jackson
Comments from our Mayor: Don Boito
The bill seems to indicate that we cannot control our zoning as regards size and density This is the bill that talks about the ‘ 5 foot setbacks.
It appears that the bill would allow any homeowner to build a Dwelling accessory building. This Bill can also be found on line.
Both Mayor Pro Tem Gregorich and I will be meeting in Raleigh with both Sen Mcginnis and Rep Jackson. There are lots of questions we hope they can answer. We will be enumerating our concerns. I am hopeful we will have better insight after the meetings.
The Controversy Over Accessory Dwelling Units
What is an ADU?
Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) rules and regulations apply to a independent dwelling unit that is located on the same lot as an existing principal (detached or attached) dwelling for single-unit living. ADUs should be independent of and smaller than the main dwelling.
The Controversy Over Accessory Dwelling Units – YouTube
