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Planning board recommends limits on accessory-structure size, adds clarity for tiny homes
Summary
The board recommended amendments to limit accessory structures generally to 10% of lot area (with district-specific adjustments) and to cap single accessory structures at 10,000 sq ft; members also adjusted RA 20/RA 40 treatment to address tiny-home situations.
The Moore County Planning Board voted to recommend a Unified Development Ordinance amendment to set maximum sizes for accessory structures by zoning district and to add clarifying language on what counts as a single structure.
Staff said the proposed amendment would generally limit the total area of accessory structures to 10% of gross lot area in several zoning districts (RA, RE, RA2, RA5, B1, B2, VB and…
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