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County planning commission recommends ADU ordinance changes; limits on third ADU to be deed‑restricted if rented
Summary
The commission voted unanimously Oct. 29 to forward AM-25-002 — an amendment to implement the state ADU law (HB2928) — to the Board of Supervisors with amended language that clarifies deed restrictions apply only if a second detached ADU on parcels of an acre or larger is rented as affordable housing.
Coconino County’s Planning and Zoning Commission voted Oct. 29 to recommend adoption of AM-25-002, a zoning‑ordinance amendment that implements Arizona’s HB2928 rules for accessory dwelling units (ADUs), and to clarify deed‑restriction language for large parcels.
Under the state law and the proposed county amendment, residential parcels must allow one attached and one detached ADU in residential zoning districts. The county’s draft would also permit a second detached ADU on parcels of 1 acre or larger. The commission discussed whether that additional (third) unit should be deed‑restricted to rental as affordable housing. Staff told commissioners the…
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