City negotiations electrify New Haven's tiny homes
With a winter storm fast approaching, the city decided on Monday, Jan. 15 to allow the Rosette Neighborhood Village Collective to turn on electricity in […]
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With a winter storm fast approaching, the city decided on Monday, Jan. 15 to allow the Rosette Neighborhood Village Collective to turn on electricity in […]
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LOWELL — More than one year ago, City Councilor John Drinkwater submitted a motion requesting the Department of Planning and Development draft an accessory dwelling unit ordinance. It will finally get a public hearing at the council’s Tuesday night meeting and may come to a historic — or histrionic — vote.
LOWELL — By a vote of 8-3, city councilors decided that the decision on the proposed accessory dwelling unit ordinance should be voted on by the council, and rejected Councilor Erik Gitschier's motion requesting that City Manager Tom Golden have the Law Department prepare a vote to place a nonbinding referendum regarding zoning for ADUs on November's ballot.