Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU): A residential dwelling unit that contains its own kitchen, bedroom(s), and bathroom facilities, is secondary to a primary dwelling, and is located on the same lot/parcel as the primary dwelling. An ADU must:

Be subordinate in size to the primary dwelling.

Have the following separate features from the primary dwelling:

Means of ingress/egress.

Kitchen which includes the means of cooking, storing, and preparing food.

Sleeping area.

Bathing area.

Bathroom facilities.

Accessory Dwelling Unit, Internal / Attached: An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) that is located within the footprint of the primary dwelling.

Accessory Dwelling Unit, Detached: An accessory dwelling unit that is separate from the primary dwelling.

Primary Dwelling: A single-family dwelling that is occupied. (Ord. 24-3, 6-25-2024)