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Panel advances $10 million pilot to convert interior spaces into auxiliary dwelling units
Summary
The committee adopted an amendment and voted to advance Senate Bill 58, creating a pilot grant program and a $10 million appropriation to develop interior ADUs (auxiliary dwelling units) inside urban growth boundaries and rural residential areas.
The Senate Committee on Housing and Development on March 31 adopted the dash-2 amendment to Senate Bill 58 and moved the bill to the Senate floor with a due-pass recommendation and referral to Finance and Revenue and to the Joint Committee on Ways and Means.
Senate Bill 58 directs the Housing and Community Services Department to establish and administer a pilot grant program to develop interior auxiliary dwelling units and appropriates $10,000,000 for deposit into the created fund. The dash-2 amendment makes the program available for units within urban growth boundaries or rural residential areas and clarifies tax-liability intentions for converted dwellings.
Vice Chair Anderson moved to adopt the amendment and then moved the bill as amended to the floor. Roll call recorded the following votes: Senator Broadman — Aye; Senator Nash — Aye; Senator Patterson — Aye; Vice Chair Anderson — Aye; Chair Pham — Aye. The motion passed.
Ending: The committee advanced the pilot and appropriation language to the Senate floor and to budgetary committees for consideration of the $10 million deposit and program design.
