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Holladay is updating its local ADU rules to comply with state law SB284. While city staff noted Holladay's rules were already ahead of the curve, the city must remove local architectural controls like window and door placement and adjust parking standards to match state square-footage limits.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
None to minimal city financial impact, though property owners may see shifted design costs.
Homeowners looking to build or expand detached accessory dwelling units with fewer state-restricted design hurdles.
Neighbors concerned about privacy, as cities can no longer regulate window and door placement to prevent overlooking.
Holladay is updating its local ADU rules to comply with state law SB284. While city staff noted Holladay's rules were already ahead of the curve, the city must remove local architectural controls like window and door placement and adjust parking standards to match state square-footage limits.
This project will provide 100 long-term affordable rental units in the heart of the city.
The project is a major development that will shape the future of the city's commercial and residential landscape.
Updates city code across residential zones to comply with state mandates on detached ADUs, parking, and architectural controls.
Increases local housing density and introduces new traffic patterns near Highland Drive and 6060 South.
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Holladay is updating its local code to match new state laws under SB 284, ensuring rules on parking, design, and detached ADUs remain compliant while supporting housing options.