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A detached ADU must be ten feet away from the main residence and five feet away from any property lines. Since the local authority has the power to relax or tighten the laws, it is good to check with their offices before starting construction.
A special use permit gives non-exclusive authority to a company or an individual to occupy and use an area of Crown land within the Provincial Forest. Deposits, rent and taxes may be applicable to special use permits.
ADUs are permitted outright on most residential properties, subject to the development standards of Corvallis Land Development Code (LDC) Section 4.9. 40. An ADU complying with the standards of LDC Section 4.9. 40 can be developed through the building permit process.
A Special Use Permit may be issued to cover one event or multiple events, over a period of 12 months or less, on a single property. A separate application and fee are needed for each property. Special Use Permits are issued to a single individual or organization and are not transferable.
Yes. An ADU shall comply with applicable building, fire, and health and safety codes. An ADU cannot be occupied until a Certificate of Occupancy is issued by the Building Safety program.

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Tiny homes can be placed on properties as an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) and used as a rental property or Air BnB where your zoning allows.
Criteria. A lot must be a Legal Lot of Record in order to be divided. Legal lots must meet the zoning requirements at the time the lot was created or current zoning requirements and the platting laws in place at the time it was created. Zoning determines the minimum area and dimensions.
Special Use Permit Application means a request filed with the Zoning Administrator to consider a specific location not permitted by right in any district(s). Variance Application means a request requesting relief from the requirements of the code for reasons to be demonstrated by the applicant.
What are CUPs? A Conditional Use Permit (CUP) is required for certain land uses which may need special conditions to ensure compatibility with surrounding land uses. These uses are specified under Uses Subject to Permits in the zones or specified in a Community Standards District (CSD).
2488. Fences Fences seven feet in height or less do not require a building permit and may be placed on the property line.

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