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Prescott staff say state law unclear on long-term ADU rentals; legislature may correct drafting
Summary
Chelsea Walton, Prescott’s community development director, told a workforce-housing forum that a late change in recent state legislation left ambiguity about whether long-term rentals of accessory dwelling units (ADUs) apply to smaller communities; Prescott officials said they are monitoring state action and council review.
Chelsea Walton, Prescott’s community development director, told the forum that a late legislative change last year created uncertainty over whether the law allowing long-term rentals of accessory dwelling units applies to all cities or only those with populations above 75,000.
"There was a late change in the legislature…
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