Reno Moves to Ease Housing Crunch, Proposes Ordinance to Permit Accessory Dwelling Units

Reno is moving forward with plans to allow more accessory dwelling units, also called ‘granny flats.’ The City Council voted unanimously to let property owners build and use these smaller homes on the same lots as larger residences, according to Nevada Current.

Reno’s City Council dropped the previous 28-day minimum rental rule and decided to create a separate ordinance for short-term rentals. Former state Assemblywoman Sharron Angle said, “You have an opportunity to allow for growth but smart growth. Things that make sense for neighborhoods … Things that could impact neighborhoods negatively can now be stopped right here,” as reported by Nevada Current…

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