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<br />14 <br /> <br /> Rules of Measurement <br />19 - Rules and Definitions <br />Chapter 919, Definitions, defines terms that may not have clear dictionary definitions. Any <br />words not included are to be defined by the dictionary. <br />20 - Enforcement <br />Chapter 920, Enforcement, provides a graduated approach to resolving violations of the zoning <br />code. This chapter has been reviewed by the City Clerk, Heidi Heller. <br /> <br />Duplexes (Two-Family) in the R-1, Low-Density Residential District <br />Two-family dwellings, or duplexes, were initially discussed as a use that could be allowed as a <br />Conditional Use in the R-1, Low-Density Residential District, for corner lots only. It is <br />recommended to table this language and revisit it at a later date in order to have more discussion <br />around allowing this type of use in the R-1, whether it should be permitted or conditional, and the <br />location of the duplex, whether on internal lots or corner lots only. Two-family dwellings continue <br />to be allowed as a Permitted Use within the R-2, R-3, and R-C Districts, with Specific <br />Requirements located in Chapter 914. <br /> <br />Accessory Dwelling Units, ADUs (Attached and Detached) (Please see attached language) <br />An Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU), also called a granny flat or in-law unit, is a residential unit <br />that can be added to a lot with an existing single-family home. To be considered an ADU, the unit <br />must have its own kitchen, bathroom, living area, and entrance. ADUs are typically occupied by a <br />rent-paying tenant, the property owner’s friends or family, or the property owner themselves. <br /> <br />The discussion of including attached and detached ADUs as permitted and conditional uses has <br />been discussed with the Planning Commission and City Council at meetings and workshops from <br />the beginning of this zoning code update process. There has been an analysis of surrounding <br />communities, discussion, and various draft language provided and review from both bodies. The <br />proposed draft language is attached. If it is recommended and approved to include the draft <br />language in the final draft of the zoning code, then City staff will insert the language in the <br />appropriate sections after adoption of the code. <br /> <br />It is recommended to include Attached ADUs as a Permitted Use (with specific requirements) in <br />the R-1, R-2, R-3, Residential Districts as described in the attached language and to be addressed <br />within the tables in the Residential Districts chapters as well as Chapters 915. <br /> <br />It is recommended to include Detached ADUs as a Conditional Use (with specific requirements) <br />in the R-1, R-2, R-3, Residential Districts as described in the attached language and to be addressed <br />within the tables in the Residential Districts chapters as well as Chapters 915. <br /> <br />Public Comment/Community Engagement <br />Since the beginning of the Zoning Code update process, the City has provided outreach and <br />community engagement to encourage participation and receive comments from residents, business <br />owners, stakeholders, Planning Commission, City Council, and city staff. Throughout that process,