Transcription of Accessory Apartments - Pioneer Institute
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Accessory ApartmentsAre Accessory or in-law Apartments allowed (by right or special permit) in any district? Accessory dwellings are separate housing units typically created in surplus or specially added space in owner-occupied single-family homes. Accessory dwellings can also be attached to the primary dwelling or be situated on the same lot (for example in a carriage house or small cottage.) An Accessory dwelling typically has its own kitchen and bathroom facilities, not shared with the principal residence. Many zoning bylaws/ordinances call the dwellings in-law Apartments or family Apartments and restrict their occupancy to relatives of the homeowner - related by blood, marriage or adoption.
Andover Are accessory or in-law apartments allowed (by right or special permit) in any district? Yes According to the Table of Use Regulations, family dwelling units are allowed by special permit from the Board of Appeals in SRA, SRB, SRC, LS, GB, MU, IG, IA, ID. From ordinance.com, under definitions: FAMILY DWELLING UNIT : Use of a room or rooms in a detached one-family dwelling or accessory ...
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