Tiny homes discussed as one path to more affordable housing; planners to research code options
Commissioners debated options to allow tiny homes and smaller units — from lowering minimum floor area to PUDs or lot splits — but made no decision. Planner will research code changes, possible lot‑split/platted lot‑split ordinance, accessory units and PUD options.
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Commissioner Clayton raised the possibility of allowing tiny homes and smaller units as a way to expand affordable housing options in Cedar Springs; the planning commission discussed zoning barriers and tools but took no formal action.
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