ADU Zoning Changes (P2025-0240-ZCA)
Summary
New rules will let ADUs be sold as condos, drop junior ADU owner-occupancy requirements, and allow one ADU per lot split — opening entry-level homeownership options in a city where homes cost over $1.2 million.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
Could expand the property tax base and add starter-home supply, though no fiscal estimate was given.
Older homeowners downsizing, first-time buyers, young families, and renters seeking ownership.
Neighbors concerned about density and parking in previously single-family areas may object.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council Meeting Agenda — February 23, 2026
A proposed zoning amendment would make it easier to add accessory dwelling units in lot subdivisions, drop owner-occupancy requirements for junior ADUs, and let ADUs be sold separately as condos. That could expand housing options and homeownership paths.
City Council Meeting Agenda — February 9, 2026
New rules will let ADUs be sold as condos, drop junior ADU owner-occupancy requirements, and allow one ADU per lot split — opening entry-level homeownership options in a city where homes cost over $1.2 million.
Related development
Zoning Code Amendment P2025-0229-ZCA (Housing Element)
Makes affordable-housing approvals streamlined and by-right across the city, ahead of a second reading.
Zoning Code Amendment P2025-0240-ZCA (ADUs)
Could expand housing options and let homeowners build and sell ADUs more freely.
ADU Condominium and Lot-Split Zoning Amendment
Creates a pipeline of attainable starter homes and more rental flexibility; second reading expected at a future meeting.
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