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James Island planners clarify rules for additional dwelling units, keep one-third-acre standard
Summary
The James Island Planning Commission recommended a text clarification that additional dwelling units are allowed on lots with a principal dwelling provided all dimensional and development standards are met, reaffirming a one-third-acre guideline in many town zoning districts.
The James Island Planning Commission on Feb. 13 recommended clarifying language stating that additional dwelling units may be placed on a lot with an existing principal dwelling, provided the additional units meet all dimensional and development standards of the applicable zoning district.
Planning Director Kristen Crane presented the clarification and said it does not change existing requirements but explains how additional dwelling units are treated under current rules. "Additional dwelling units may be placed on a lot in…
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