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Council holds public hearing on updated ADU policy to meet new state requirements; owner‑occupancy and impact‑fee limits revised
Summary
City staff held a public hearing May 20 on proposed ADU code changes to comply with state law: permit two ADUs per parcel, cap ADUs at 1,000 sq ft, and eliminate owner‑occupancy requirements; staff also proposed a 1‑space parking minimum and 24‑foot eave limit for detached ADUs.
(Note: This article covers the public hearing and staff explanation of the proposed ADU policy update; council had not adopted the ordinance as of the meeting.)
The Duval City Council held a public hearing on May 20 regarding proposed changes to the city’s ADU (accessory dwelling unit) rules to comply with new state requirements. Community Development Director Laura Thomas explained the city’s legislative approach and the draft amendments under consideration.
Key points from staff: Thomas said the city is aligning its regulations with the…
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