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Council passes first reading of middle‑housing and ADU code updates after public comment on lot‑coverage table
Summary
Council approved first reading of Ordinance 792 to adopt middle‑housing and accessory dwelling unit (ADU) code changes required by state law; a public commenter flagged a perceived lot‑coverage math irregularity and staff said the table intentionally creates a disincentive to keep very large lots intact.
The Woodinville City Council passed first reading of Ordinance 792, updating zoning and development standards to implement state middle‑housing and ADU requirements.
Staff said the changes reflect recent state legislation, including House Bill 1110 (middle housing) and House Bill 1337 (ADU rules), and align zoning text with the updated comprehensive plan. The ordinance adds defined housing types (cottage housing, courtyard housing, stacked flats), updates the permitted‑use table, and sets a minimum of two…
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