March 3, 2023
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56:46Now PlayingIn early 2020, Montgomery County, MD, passed a new law which allowed owners of residential properties zoned for singlefamily homes to build Accessory Dwelling Units, ADUs, which are separate or adjacent structures designed for independent living, a way of allowing greater housing density. But few homeowners have taken the county up on it. To find out why, Sunil Dasgupta talks with architect Eric Saul who designed the county’s first newly permitted freestanding tiny home ADU and with former HOA board member and lawyer Erik Herron on how county law on ADUs and state law on HOAs conflict. Music for this episode comes from Baltimorebased electronic music composer Shanika Freemanneekofreeman.bandcamp.com. MoCo ADU Guidelines
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