Planning Commission backs change to allow accessory structures across commonly owned lots
The Plymouth Planning Commission voted to recommend updates to Articles 6 and 13 of the zoning ordinance to clarify when accessory structures may sit on adjoining lots owned in common and to revise the definition of a lot, aiming to reduce BZA variance requests and simplify minor additions.
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The Plymouth Planning Commission voted on Aug. 5 to recommend amendments to the zoning ordinance that would allow accessory structures—such as sheds or detached garages—on adjoining lots owned and used in common, and to revise the ordinance's lot definition to improve clarity.
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