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If rented, are accessory dwelling units (ADU’s), owners accessory units (OAUs) and limited accessory units (LAUs) required to be licensed?

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If rented, are accessory dwelling units (ADU’s), owners accessory units (OAUs) and limited accessory units (LAUs) required to be licensed?

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An accessory dwelling unit is a separate and complete single housekeeping unit located within an owner’s primary dwelling unit. An owner’s accessory unit is a separate and complete single housekeeping unit that may be located either within or separate from the owner’s primary dwelling unit. A limited accessory unit is an accessory unit created from the conversion of a non-conforming multi-family use through the administrative review process. Rental licenses are required and in addition to inspection for licensing, city staff may inspect the ADU/OAU/LAU for other approval criteria.

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