Re: "Cohousing Overlay" as Zoning Regulation | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Brian Bartholomew (bbstat.ufl.edu) | |
Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2011 19:10:14 -0800 (PST) |
> The only topics which we're currently promoting is 1) for density to > be increased with the use of cottages 600 ft2 or less (counting as 1/2 > of a dwelling unit) and cottages between 600 ft2 and 800 ft2 (counting > as 3/4 of a dwelling unit) and 2) eliminating the restriction on > clustered housing that mandates that all homes lined up on any side be > similar in design. We're all for variety; have five, basic models; > and don't want to be told what house goes where. How about you let your cohousing zoning overlay be a stalking horse for low-income housing for retirees? Allow cottages that arrive on their own wheels, or on a truck bed. Eliminate blanket legal prohibitions against mobile homes, Katrina cottages, recreational vehicles. Allow a cohousing planned-unit-development to be approved without having all the house footprints defined. This eliminates one of the major prohibitions against building a house in stages, yourself, while living in it, and not going into debt. Brian
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