HB 3054
Prohibiting municipal zoning regulations from imposing certain minimum lot sizes
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Bill overview
This bill aims to remove restrictions on minimum lot sizes in West Virginia’s zoning regulations. Currently, local governments can impose minimum lot size requirements, which can limit housing development and affordability. This legislation would prohibit zoning ordinances from requiring minimum lot sizes, particularly for parcels with accessory dwelling units, allowing for greater flexibility in land use. The goal is to promote more diverse housing options and development opportunities.
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