Regardless of lot coverage, floor area ratio, natural state, setback, and other standards you are allowed an ADU of up to 800 square feet provided it has the minimum 4-foot rear and side yard setback and complies with the maximum height limits.
No additional setback is required for an ADU if constructed in the same footprint and with the same dimensions (including height) as the existing structure. An expansion of no more than 150 square feet beyond the existing dimensions can be allowed for ingress and egress purposes only.
Properties with a Single-family residence may have the following: One detached ADU (new construction or conversion). One attached ADU (new construction or conversion). One JADU (conversion). A combination of one detached or attached ADU, one JADU, and one conversion ADU.
ADUs may either be created through conversion of non-habitable space (e.g. basement, laundry room, or storage areas) within the multi-family structure or by conversion of existing accessory structures or new construction of detached structures. No JADUs are permitted. Within Existing Main Structure: At least one (1) ADU is allowed up to a maximum of twenty-five … Continued
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The roadwork, and all subsequent noise, will occur between 7am and 5pm.
Yes, typically one side of the roadway will be closed for several hours while the resurfacing mixture is applied and dries. Parking lane closures will occur between 7am and 5pm. The contractor will place “No Parking’ signs on the barricades at least three days in advance of closing any portion of the road, as well … Continued
Assembly Bill 413 was approved by the Governor on October 10, 2023. The bill prohibits the stopping, standing, or parking of a vehicle within 20 feet of the vehicle approach side of any marked or unmarked crosswalk. There may be some changes to striping and parking on impacted streets to help the City comply with … Continued
Please note that after a roadway receives rehabilitation, it will be added to the City’s moratorium list, which states that “no excavation shall be permitted in any portion of public right-of-way that was constructed or resurfaced until the pavement condition index (PCI) drops below a 70/100.” The City enforces a policy of full-width restoration of … Continued
The City’s ability to enforce its current camping regulations at the Mahon Creek Area encampment (including Anderson Drive) is limited due to an ongoing federal lawsuit which is based on claims brought under the “state-created-danger” doctrine via the Fourteenth Amendment and under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Grant’s Pass decision reversed the Ninth Circuit … Continued
