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ADU Guidance ‐3‐ March 2018 <br />ADU would have been of superior quality to those of the primary <br />dwelling, had they been allowed. <br />Parking Requiring off‐street parking is one of the biggest barriers to <br />developing ADUs and it is recommended that jurisdictions not <br />include an off‐street parking requirement in their ADU standards. <br />Adding off‐street parking on many properties, especially in older <br />centrally‐located areas where more housing should be <br />encouraged, is often either very expensive or physically <br />impossible. In addition, when adding an additional off‐street <br />parking space requires a new or widened curb cut, it removes <br />existing on‐street parking, resulting in no net gain of parking <br />supply. As an alternative to requiring off‐street parking for ADUs, <br />local governments can implement a residential parking district if <br />there is an on‐street parking supply shortage. For more help on <br />parking issues, visit www.oregon.gov/lcd/tgm/pages/parking.aspx <br />or contact DLCD. <br />Owner Occupancy Owner‐occupancy requirements, in which the property owner is <br />required to live on the property in either the primary or accessory <br />dwelling unit, are difficult to enforce and not recommended. They <br />may be a barrier to property owners constructing ADUs, but will <br />more likely simply be ignored and constitute an on‐going <br />enforcement headache for local governments. <br />Public Utilities Development codes that require ADUs to have separate sewer <br />and water connections create barriers to building ADUs. In some <br />cases, a property owner may want to provide separate <br />connections, but in other cases doing so may be prohibitively <br />expensive. <br />System Development Charges (SDCs) <br />While SDCs are not part of the development code and SB 1051 <br />does not require them to be updated, local governments should <br />consider revising their SDCs to match the true impact of ADUs in <br />order to remove barriers to their development. ADUs are <br />generally able to house fewer people than average single‐family <br />dwellings, so their fiscal impact would be expected to be less than <br />a single‐family dwelling. Accordingly, it makes sense that they <br />should be charged lower SDCs than primary detached single‐ <br />family dwellings. <br />February 20, 2019, Work Session – Item 1
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