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Committee advances broad ADU expansion with amendments, sends ordinance to full board
Summary
The Land Use and Transportation Committee advanced an ordinance to expand accessory dwelling units citywide, accepted amendments addressing unit-size minimums, seismic retrofit incentives and subdivision/sale rules for condominiums, and referred the package to the full board without recommendation pending final edits.
Supervisor Aaron Peskin presented an ordinance to allow accessory dwelling units (ADUs) on all lots that permit residential uses and to revise the administrative code definition of rental unit. The ordinance would expand an infill housing strategy to convert existing unused spaces into rental units and, for larger buildings, remove a cap on the number of ADUs allowed per lot. The package includes minimum unit-size standards (350 square feet for studios and 550 for one-bedroom units) and clarifying language tying ADU eligibility to the existing built…
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