ADU and housing code updates (Ordinance 1757)
Summary
The city is updating its development code to remove barriers to ADU construction, clarify urban lot split rules (including banning them on historic properties), and align mobile home rent stabilization with new state law. These changes head to the City Council next.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
Homeowners looking to add ADUs, mobile home park residents seeking rent protections, and builders pursuing infill housing.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council
The council gave final adoption to ordinance updates covering accessory dwelling units, junior ADUs, urban lot splits and mobile homes — part of the city's push to make housing easier to build.
City Council
A housekeeping ordinance aligning city code with state law on ADUs, urban lot splits and mobile home rent stabilization — plus a council request for a memo on making mobile home rent controls retroactive to leases signed since 2020.
Planning Commission
The city is updating its development code to remove barriers to ADU construction, clarify urban lot split rules (including banning them on historic properties), and align mobile home rent stabilization with new state law. These changes head to the City Council next.
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