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Willard adopts ordinance allowing accessory dwelling units with size and design limits
Summary
The Board of Alders adopted an ordinance to permit accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in residential zones with limits on size, height and bedrooms; the measure includes architectural compatibility requirements and caps ADU size at 80% of the primary residence.
The Willard Board of Alders on Monday adopted an ordinance adding rules to the cityland-development code to allow accessory dwelling units in residential zones, with limits intended to preserve neighborhood character.
Staff summarized the ordinance's key constraints: an ADU cannot exceed 80 percent of the primary residence in size, must conform to specified size tables in the code…
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