Board hears note about state law treating some accessory buildings as 'by right'
A board member flagged new state legislation that can render certain accessory structures a by-right use, meaning local ordinances may need amendment even if setbacks remain enforceable; board discussed potential implications.
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During discussion following the Kaisers' variance hearing, a board member described recent state legislation that treats some small auxiliary buildings (sometimes called sheds or accessory units) as by-right uses, which local ordinances must accommodate.
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