Supervisors approve housing 'fast-track' measures, remove tiny‑home bullet
The board unanimously approved a set of housing attainability measures directing staff to draft rules to expand accessory dwelling units, encourage nonprofit and house‑of‑worship partnerships, and review county land for attainable housing; supervisors removed a proposed line encouraging tiny‑home allowances.
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The Prince William Board of County Supervisors unanimously adopted a set of housing attainability "fast‑track" measures on Jan. 16, directing county staff to draft ordinance language aimed at easing barriers to accessory dwelling units, encouraging nonprofit or house‑of‑worship projects on public land, and accelerating review for smaller unit types. The board accepted a friendly amendment deleting a specific line encouraging tiny‑home allowances after concerns about regulatory and safety differences.
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