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ZT-26-02 (ADU Ordinance)

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The proposed ordinance ZT-26-02 aims to update Section 28.72.10(B)(2) of the Solano County Code to modernize the regulations governing accessory dwelling units and junior accessory dwelling units within unincorporated areas. These amendments are designed to align local county regulations with current state law and implement Housing Element Program E.3. The update establishes revised development standards and ministerial review procedures while providing clearer definitions regarding the types and permissible locations of these dwelling units. This initiative is managed by the California Solano County Resource Management Department.

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Ordinance ZT-26-02 updates Solano County regulations for accessory dwelling units to align with state law.

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California Solano County, Resource Management Department of

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925120 - Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural DevelopmentView NAICS

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CA

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NOE - to OPR & Clerk ADU

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AgencyCalifornia Solano County, Resource Management Department of

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California Solano County, Resource Management Department of

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JT LeeAssociate Planner

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The proposed ordinance replaces Section 28.72.10(B)(2) of the Solano County Code governing accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and junior accessory dwelling units (JADUs) in the unincorporated areas of Solano County. The amendments align County regulations with current State law, establish updated ministerial review procedures and development standards, clarify the types and locations of ADUs and JADUs, and implement Housing Element Program E.3.

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