Change made to granny flat building without consent "Mixed messaging" in the Govt's granny flat legislation Larger granny flats to be built without ...
CHICAGO — Aldermen advanced a measure that could legalize “granny flats” citywide with limited restrictions, a move advocates say will create more affordable housing ... .
The CityCouncil adjourned for the summer Wednesday after approving another round of ethics reforms and $35.2 million more in police abuse settlements, but punting on the thorny issue of whether to authorize “granny flats” citywide.
Opponents of an ordinance that would legalize “granny flats” and coach houses blocked a vote Wednesday, stalling the legislation backed by MayorBrandon Johnson... But it was not enough ... To win them over Wednesday, sponsor Ald ... Daniel La Spata ... .
The CityCouncil’s Zoning Committee is expected to approve a compromise ordinance that will give single-family homeowners carte blanche to turn their attics, basements, garages and coach houses into revenue-generating “granny flats.”.
Aldermen advanced a measure that could legalize “granny flats” citywide with limited restrictions, a move advocates say will create more affordable housing ...Daniel La Spata, 1st, said ... The concessions did little to win over opponents, however. Ald ... Ald ... .
MayorBrandon Johnson is charging ahead with an effort to make the construction of “granny flats” legal and straightforward in all Chicago neighborhoods... In doing so, he also revives a daunting political fight ... But the new ordinance makes a compromise.
Proposed National Environmental Standards (NES) for granny flats would require all councils to permit a granny flat of up to 70 m2 on an existing property without needing to get a resource consent, subject to certain conditions ... .
(MENAFN - The Conversation) As part of its resource management reforms, the government will soon allow–super-sized granny flats– to be built without consent – potentially adding 13,000 dwellings ... .
As part of its resource management reforms, the government will soon allow "super-sized granny flats" to be built without consent - potentially adding 13,000 dwellings over the next decade to provide "families with more housing options".
MayorBrandon Johnson doesn’t have the votes to give single family homeowners carte blanche to turn their attics, basements and garages into revenue-generating “granny flats,” and if he doesn't ...