AM News Brief: Mother-In-Law Unit Bill Stalls, Negotiating Pandemic Relief & Avalanche Claims Life
Mother-in-Law Unit Bill Stalls A Utah bill aimed at making it easier for people to create mother-in-law rental units has stalled in the state Legislature. It would prevent cities from placing restrictions on internal accessory dwelling units, like lot size and parking availability. Bill sponsor Rep. Ray Ward, R-Bountiful, said it’s a way to help alleviate the state’s housing shortage. But some cities said they know how best to handle mother-in-law units in their area, and the state shouldn’t tell them how to do that. — Sonja Hutson COVID Cases Down Over Previous Weekend The Utah Depa...
Source: kuer.org